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Why Live in Ossining
Ossining, NY, located in Westchester County, is a diverse town with river access and a growing downtown scene. The town includes the Villages of Ossining and Briarcliff Manor, each with its own unique residential areas such as Crotonville and Scarborough. Homes in Ossining range from split-levels, Colonial Revivals, and Cape Cods to historic mansions in Scarborough, with prices varying significantly. The downtown area, primarily along Main Street and Spring Street, is experiencing a business boom with new and modern establishments supported by recent grant funding. Market Square hosts the Ossining Down to Earth Farmers Market every Saturday, offering fresh produce and homemade goods. The town is known for its packed event schedule, including the RiverJam summer concert series at Louis Engel Waterfront Park and the annual Candy Cane Run organized by the Ossining Police Department. The park is set for renovations funded by a state grant, with community input on updates. Ossining's safety is notable, with crime rates lower than state and national averages. The town offers multiple commuting options to Manhattan, approximately 35 miles away, including the Metro-North Rail Road and Westchester County’s Bee-Line buses. The Ossining Union Free School District and Briarcliff Manor Union Free School District are highly rated, serving the town's educational needs. Residents enjoy easy access to the Hudson River for fishing and boating, and recreational spots like Croton Point Park and the Trump National Golf Club Winchester.
Rental Home Trends in Ossining, NY
The median rent is $2,650 per month, with single-family homes renting at $4,500, townhouses at $3,000 and condos at $2,675.