$5,000 per month
11 Ridgeway Ave, North Salem, NY 10560
11 Ridgeway Ave, North Salem, NY 10560Explore North Salem
$12,500 per month
318 Titicus Rd, North Salem, NY 10560
A furnished or semi-furnished option is also available, if you are relocating to the area. Welcome to 318 Titicus Road, a contemporary retreat perched on top of the hill of a 5.2 Acre forest land adjacent to the Hammond Museum, and to the 3.5-acre Japanese Stroll Gardens offering a serene heaven for reflection, inspiration, culture enrichment, and nature-art
$15,000 per month
258 Hardscrabble Rd, North Salem, NY 10560
Tamoset. A truly magical setting overlooking a scenic pond. Long drive to peaceful privacy. Six spectacular acres with rolling lawns, old stone walls, ornamental trees and perennial gardens. Sophisticated Country House originally built in the 1930’s. Spectacular renovation with airy loft-like spaces. Sun-filled rooms with vaulted ceilings, random-width pine floors and custom lighting. Walls of
Mary Dowdle Ginnel Real Estate
$6,950 per month
13 Juengst Rd, North Salem, NY 10560
Lease terms from 6-18 months will be considered. Wake up each day to panoramic 180-degree views of the rolling Westchester countryside, from this Midcentury Modern home designed by a student of Frank Lloyd Wright. Set high on a secluded hilltop with over four acres of lush gardens and peaceful woods. This home offers total privacy yet keeps the city within reach being just minutes to metro
Christina Weiss
$2,350 per month
110 Titicus Rd, North Salem, NY 10560
First floor one bedroom apartment, additional room can be used as guest room, office, or second bedroom. Updated kitchen and bathroom, Washer/Dryer in unit, outdoor space can be used for BBQ's. Comes with 2 parking spaces. Available September 1st, NO PETS (no exceptions) NO SMOKING, Landlord requires good credit score and referral letters
Maria Marcogliese Coldwell Banker Realty
North Salem, New York, is a rural community located 55 miles from Manhattan, characterized by its equestrian culture and expansive former cow pastures now dotted with barns and horses. Residents typically rely on cars for errands, with Interstate 84 providing convenient access to a Stop & Shop supermarket and Metro-North Railroad stations for commuters. Homes in North Salem often come with multiple acres of land, featuring a mix of modern styles and vintage 18th and 19th-century designs, including Colonial and Greek Revival homes. Pequenakonck Elementary and North Salem Middle/High School are highly rated, with favorable student-teacher ratios and strong academic marks. Local attractions include the Hammond Museum and Japanese Stroll Garden, offering exhibitions and serene garden walks, and Outhouse Orchards for seasonal apple picking. Harvest Moon Farm and Orchard provides fresh local produce and hosts events throughout the year. Dining options are notable, with establishments like One Twenty One serving globally-inspired dishes using Hudson Valley ingredients, and Purdy’s Farmer & The Fish offering seafood in an 18th-century farmhouse setting. North Salem’s rural charm is complemented by a tight-knit community and low crime risk areas compared to the national average.
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