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A growing community in Port Chester
Along the banks of the Byram River, about 33 miles from New York City, Port Chester serves as a commuter haven for those looking for an urban-suburban mix. Here, walkability and entertainment options blend with the feel of a former small town that has waited years and is finally shining in the spotlight. “Port Chester is an older village right on the tip of New York and Connecticut that’s truly going through a renaissance. There is a lot of building and construction going on right now, and we keep seeing more amenities pop up,” says Daniel M. Berger, broker and owner at RE/MAX Prestige Properties, who has been in real estate for 8 years. The diverse landscape of the village seamlessly blends old and new, ranging from traditional brick condominiums to newly built townhouse communities and single-family homes, encapsulating almost every style one can think of.
Eateries along North Main Street
One draw to the neighborhood is the walkability to Port Chester’s downtown along North Main Street and Westchester Avenue. “We have a vibrant downtown filled with diverse restaurants, from Central and Latin American to Indian and Asian cuisine. It just keeps growing, Berger says. One restaurant, Don Lucho, serves authentic Ecuadorian flavors, such as Hornado, a slow-roasted pork dish. At the same time, locals can enjoy fresh margaritas and river views at Bartaco, just down the street. Bagel Emporium off Irving Avenue is a go-to spot for a cup of joe and a warm breakfast bagel before heading to Gateway Shopping Center, home to Whole Foods Market, Target and Costco Wholesale.
Residents can savor authentic Ecuadorian flavors at Don Lucho in Port Chester.
Crisp bagels and warm smiles await at Bagel Emporium in Port Chester.
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Shows at The Capital Theatre
For a night out, locals flock to The Capital Theatre. Known as the original rock palace, artists such as Janis Joplin, Pink Floyd and the Grateful Dead graced the stage during its heyday. “The Capital Theatre is a popular music venue within walking distance of the train, so it brings together a variety of people from the area,” Berger says. Downtown Port Chester is also where the sounds of marching bands echo through the town during one of the many parades. “The Village of Port Chester has various festivals but loves celebrating their heroes. So Memorial Day, Labor Day, Veteran’s Day and the Fourth of July consist of parades and more,” Berger says.
Colonials, Cape Cods and more
Strolling along the sidewalks shadowed by trees, a range of Colonial Revivals, Foursquares, ramblers and Cape Cods with grassy front lawns dot the streets. Prospective homebuyers can expect a one-bed, one-bath condominium to range from around $100,000 to the mid $200,000s, while units in the highly sought-after Blind Brook Lodge can range from the $300,000s to $400,000s. The average single-family home price hovers around the mid $600,000s, ranging from a Mediterranean-style home with hardwood floors and light-filled rooms to an almost $1.5 million stately colonial boasting a finished walk-out basement, sunroom, granite countertops and stainless-steel appliances.
Bright and vibrant, this Port Chester home exhibits welcoming cheer.
A quaint Cape Cod house adds to Port Chester's quaint landscape.
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IB programs at Port Chester Senior High
The Port Chester-Rye Union Free School District serves the neighborhood. Here, students attend King Street Elementary and Port Chester Middle School, both scoring a C-plus rating on Niche. Boasting a B on Niche, students then go on to attend Port Chester Senior High School. Along with various after-school clubs to choose from, Port Chester is one of the few high schools in Westchester authorized to offer the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme. This globally recognized program aims to teach students critical thinking skills at a young age.
A vibrant day of learning begins at Port Chester Middle School in Port Chester.
Port Chester High School is the pride and joy of the community in Port Chester.
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Afternoon escapes at the park
After school, kids can practice their swing at the baseball diamond or strike up a game of bocce ball at Joseph Curtis Recreation Park. Just next door, Lyon Park is a green oasis filled with mature trees, where visitors can explore the multiple war memorials scattered around, including a 9/11 and Firefighter’s memorial. Dog owners and their pets can head to Abendroth Park on a beautiful day to run around Port Chester’s only dog park, while down the street, Garibaldi Park is packed with children running around and laughing on the playground.
Joseph Curtis Recreation Park has a wonderful playground in the middle of Port Chester, NY.
Peaceful parks abound in Port Chester.
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A commuter's haven
The location is a significant advantage for commuters, with nearby access to Interstate 95. Hutchinson River Parkway, also called The Hutch, and the Metro-North train station off Broad Street are also close by.
I-95 is the artery connecting Port Chester to countless destinations.
Port Chester is just 40 minutes away from Midtown Manhattan on the Metro-North train line.
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A cursed terrible place that nothing good has ever come from. I didn't even live in the poor part but I was a victim of a crime in this village 7x. I lived in NYC for the last 13 years where I was only a victim of a crime once. Also there is nothing good to eat there. All of the places sucked. Home of the worst pizza I ever had in my life. Yet people in the Port Chester rave about it.
3.0Current Resident
3/10/2017Niche Review
Port Chester is really being developed and experiencing some big changes over the last couple of years. Many apartment complex are going up, streets are being fixed and beautified. There are many nice residential areas as well for those looking to relocate with their families. Its location it's key; within 50 minutes of NYC but has access to CT's offerings as well.
4.0Current Resident
4/24/2025Niche Review
I like how diverse the community is and how the village is also deeply rooted in a religious faith incorporating all of those in the community. What I would like to see change is the stopping of apartments coming to keep open the family businesses and restaurants that have been here for many years.
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Port Chester Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Port Chester, Rye Town sell after 60 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Port Chester, Rye Town over the last 12 months is $595,000, up 5% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
New Construction. 4 Bedroom, 3.5 bathrooms and full unfinished walkout basement with 9' ceilings. The home is conveniently located next to I95 and the Hutchison Parkway and public transportation. The home has an open floor plan with large rooms and a two story entrance. The first floor features a large kitchen island open to the family room, a large mudroom with a built-in bench and cabinets
Welcome to 17 Edgar Place, a charming 2-bedroom, 2-bath Colonial in the highly desirable Columbus Park neighborhood of Port Chester. This inviting home features a first-floor open floor plan with a fully renovated kitchen and a full bathroom, creating a seamless flow for entertaining and daily living. Step outside to your private backyard, ideal for hosting guests, relaxing, or enjoying outdoor
Lafayette Drive is a street of stately grand homes built by wealthy business people in the early 1900's. The area has maintained it's natural character and charm with rows of green lawn, huge rear yards where rose trellises bloom every year.60 Lafayette Drive is a 1400 sq. ft Cape on a very large corner lot. Homes offers 4 bedroom, 2 bathrooms, living room, Eat in Kitchen, deck and full
Great Port Chester location! 2br+, 1 bathroom over 2br+, 1 bathroom unit. Additional rooms located in the basement level. Each floor can be creatively used to accommodate more space. Recent upgrades to the kitchens. Private driveway. Charming front covered porch
If you're searching for a spacious, conveniently located apartment, this first-floor unit could be the perfect fit. Enjoy easy access and a generously sized outdoor deck overlooking a tranquil courtyard—ideal for relaxing or entertaining guests. One of the standout features is the assigned parking spot, providing both convenience and visibility from your unit. If you desire a garage, this
Welcome home to Wellington Greene, where Park Avenue–inspired design meets the convenience of downtown Port Chester. This highly sought-after 2-bedroom, 2-bath, 1,200+ square foot corner “Ashley” residence offers the ease of one-level living with tasteful upgrades throughout.Step inside to a sun-filled open layout enhanced by 9-foot ceilings, recessed lighting, and rich hardwood floors
Located directly adjacent to the Mill Street crosserver to Greenwich, CT in Port Chester's Waterfront District, The Abendroth offers a unique blend of modern amenities and historical charm. Our community is surrounded by rich history, including the site of the former Abendroth Brothers’ Foundry, an industrial giant that once powered the local economy. The Abendroth places you steps away from
Welcome to 14 Summit Ave! This beautifully renovated 2-bedroom, 1-bath apartment offers modern comfort in the heart of Port Chester. Features open concept living, sleek finishes, and convenient amenities within the Port Chester area. Apartment Highlights: Open kitchen and living room, perfect for entertaining, Hardwood floors throughout, In-unit washer/dryer hookup, Assigned parking spot in rear
This new boutique 50 home community provides a hip and modern alternative for those looking to live and play in Port Chester's burgeoning restaurant scene. The contemporary design, combined with one block proximity to the Port Chester Metro North Station on the New Haven line, make this building the most desired in Port Chester.
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