Hartsdale NY Real Estate and Homes for Sale

A lush suburban landscape serves as the backdrop for the small hamlet of Hartsdale. The high-rises in East Hartsdale Avenue provide an urban feel while long and winding country roads add a touch of rural living to this little New York hamlet.

Like most of its neighbors, Hartsdale was once populated by Native American tribes and was later settled by European settlers and colonialists. Prior to the arrival of the British, Hartsdale was part of Dutch merchant Frederick Philipse’svast manor. It is said that Hartsdale played an important role in the Revolutionary War and The Odell House, which still stands today, served as the headquarters of a French in this period. After the conflict, the land was confiscated until the area finally became known as Hartsdale in the mid-19th century.

A Great Place to Live

An easy commute to White Plains and Manhattan is one of the things that make Hartsdale so appealing to potential homebuyers. Hartsdale is only a short drive away from the heart of NYC, and has access to major thoroughfares such as the Bronx River Parkway and New York State Route 100. This makes it very attractive particularly to young professionals and young families.

Hartsdale’s local real estate market offers luxury properties as well as reasonably priced housing options that offer great value. Rows of apartment buildings and co-ops can be found on East Hartsdale Avenue, which has a plethora of shops, restaurants.Poets’ Corner and Colleges Corner are some of Hartsdale’s neighborhoods where you can find single-family homes that come in different styles and sizes.

Education and Parkland

Hartsdale is served by the Greenburgh Central School District and is also home to private institutions such as Solomon Schechter School of Westchester and Maria Regina High School.

Recreational opportunities are found in Brook Nature Preserve and Arboretum, which houses a barn, a pond, a greenhouse, and at least 2.5 miles of walking trails. Ridge Road Park features playgrounds, trails, and the Miracle Field, a handicapped-accessible area.

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