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Edgewood: the Gateway into Scarsdale
Known as the gateway to Scarsdale, Edgewood is 2 miles from downtown Scarsdale and has some of the city's lowest home prices. “It’s probably one of the most affordable areas of town,” says Kathleen Coleman, an associate broker with Houlihan Lawrence. While Scarsdale generally has a higher price point than surrounding areas, Lawrence notes that the smaller lots and homes make Edgewood a good entry point compared to even pricier neighborhoods. “Most people move for the schools,” says Coleman. “The second is the easy commute to New York City, though there is a lot of working from home these days.”
Edgewood homes often sit on well manicured lawns and have good size driveways.
Homes in Edgewood have long walkways and lots around 1/2 acre.
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Revival style homes surround Edgewood Elementary School
The gridded streets of Edgewood surround the local elementary school. Manicured lots and trimmed hedges border homes. Mature trees provide shade for backyards. Some homes have narrow sidewalks out front, mostly on streets bordering or leading directly to the elementary school. Most homes are Dutch Colonial Revival, Colonial Revival and Tudor Revival. There are also several split-levels from the 1950s. Homes range from $975,000 to $2.6 million. While these prices are lower than the rest of Scarsdale, Coleman notes that inventories remain low, so home prices continue to climb. Scarsdale, in general, is appreciated for its public works department. “Garbage is picked up twice a week,” says Matt Martin, the president of the Arthur Manor Neighborhood Association, which often holds local events in Arthur Manor and Edgewood. “One of the benefits here is the government services are top-notch and have been that way for a long time.”
Older homes in Edgewood feature tudor architecture.
Edgewood School is located in Scarsdale, New York and serves elementary students.
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Seniors at Scarsdale High School participate in Senior Option Program
Listed as the best school district in Westchester County, Scarsdale Public Schools serve the area and earns an A-plus from Niche. Students attend Edgewood Elementary School, Scarsdale Middle School and Scarsdale High School, all of which receive an A-plus. Seniors at Scarsdale High School must participate in the Senior Options Program, which encourages students to participate in community service, internships or create an independent project before graduating.
Scarsdale Middle School sits on a sprawling campus near Edgewood.
Scarsdale Senior High School prepares Edgewood students for college.
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Commuters use Scarsdale train station and New York 9A
“There’s a lot of walkability to parks in the neighborhood, and you can walk to the elementary school,” says Coleman. “It’s close to the downtown area, and you can walk there. There’s also an efficient public bus system used to commute to the train. The buses are synced up with the trains. They’re fairly efficient and drop you right at the train. You can also get a transfer credit from the bus if you are taking public transportation in New York.” Commuters using the Scarsdale train station, 1 mile away, can get into New York City in under an hour on the Harlem Line. To reach the city by car, residents head south on state Route 9A, which can lead to the city in an hour, depending on traffic. The Bronx River Parkway leads to LaGuardia Airport, 20 miles away. Bee-Line buses also lead to other areas of Westchester County. White Plains Hospital is 3 miles away.
Pastries and ice cream at Scarsdale train station
The Golden Horseshoe Shopping Center in Heathcote is one of two main commercial areas in Scarsdale. The shopping center includes restaurants and retailers such as Seasons, Starbucks and Seven Woks. Before commuting, many grab a coffee and a croissant from Martine’s Fine Bake Shoppe near the train station. For an after-work treat, the newly opened gelato shop, Mimi’s by Martine’s, is open daily until 10 p.m. and serves classic flavors like vanilla, chocolate and coffee, as well as some unique scoops like bubblegum, pistachio and mango sorbet. White Plains Road offers shopping and chain restaurants a mile away, such as Barnes & Noble and Chopt. Fresh Market and Trader Joe’s are nearby for groceries.
Martine's Fine Bake Shoppe is busy throughout the entire day as commuters snack on homemade treats.
Mimi's by Martine's serves the freshest and most flavorful gelato in the area and boasts late hours.
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Socializing at Scarsdale Municipal Pool and Davis Park
The Scarsdale Municipal Pool is a summer gathering place for outdoor recreation. It features four pools and athletic courts, including a hard-top basketball court, gaga pit and beach volleyball court. Drake Road Park was once an old bird sanctuary closer to Edgewood and now hosts a soccer field and 4 acres of wooded greenery. Locals gather in Davis Park, also within the neighborhood, for the Fourth of July celebration and other events hosted by the Arthur Manor Neighborhood Association. Arthur Manor is a section of Edgewood, and residents often participate in the events hosted by its organization.
Drake Road Park is perfect for a walk with your pet in Edgewood.
Davis Park was built in 1927 and still serves the Edgewood neighborhood today.
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Annual tree and menorah lighting near Scarsdale train station
Scarsdale kicks off the holiday season with an annual tree and menorah lighting in early December. Light the ‘Dale at Boniface Circle, a mile away, offers attendees a holiday train ride, cookie decorating, pictures with Santa and other festive activities.
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