Offered for the first time in over 50 years, this rare side-by-side duplex presents an exceptional opportunity to own one of Rye Brook's most unique multifamily propertie...
Located on a quiet street on the Rye Brook/Port Chester border, within the Port Chester School District and walking distance to Abendroth Park, this remodeled (2024) four...
Experience refined luxury in this exceptional 4 bedroom, 5.1 bath single-family residence in Rye Brook’s sought after Kingfield community. Built in 2021 and located withi...
Bright and spacious 1-bedroom, 1-bath condominium with a versatile bonus room perfect for a home office, guest room, dining room, or fitness space. This sun-filled walk-u...
Welcome to Unit 27D at Rye Ridge Condominium, a bright and beautifully updated top-floor corner residence offering 1,094 square feet of comfortable living space in one of...
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Population (2010 census): 9,347 over 3.5 square miles
Median Age: 46.5
Median Income: $118,173
% of Population with Bachelor's Degree or Higher: 60.2%
% Households with Children Under 18: 36.5%
Rye Brook is a village within the Town of Rye (not to be confused with the City of Rye, which is along the Long Island Sound). The Town of Rye includes the Village of Rye Brook, Port Chester, and part of Rye Neck. The village is in between the town of Harrison and Greenwich Connecticut.
The village is the newest municipality in Westchester, incorporated on July 7, 1982. Some of the facilities are still shared with the Town of Rye, for example Crawford Park, Rye Town Park, and Oakland Beach. The village has a total of 6 parks, mostly with sports fields and playgrounds. There are two country clubs in Rye Brook.
Compared to the surrounding towns, Rye Brook has more of a country feel to it. There is no central downtown in Rye Brook: no shops, and no train station. For shopping, most of the shops are at the Rye Ridge Shopping Center, which has a collection of independently owned shops. There are plenty of shopping and dining options in nearby Port Chester.
Rye Brook is located approximately 30 miles away from midtown Manhattan. There is no Metro North station in town, so you will have to take the train from the nearby Rye or Port Chester station, which takes around 40 minutes. Rye Brook has convenient access to interstate 95 and 287.
Rye Brook is served by two school systems: the Blind Brook Public Schools and the Port Chester School District.
Please visit our Westchester School Districts page to find out more about all the school districts in the county.
69% of the homes in Rye Brook are detached single family homes, and 9.6% are attached single family homes. 14.3% of the properties are multi-family homes, mostly at the part closer to the Port Chester border.
17.2% of the homes were built before 1940, and 52.3% were built between 1950-1970. Around 82.7% of the homes are owner occupied.
In 2014, there were 106 single family homes sold according to the Hudson Gateway MLS. The median sales price was $797,500 and the average days on market was 93 days. 10 condos were sold at a median sales price of $230,000.
The Village of Rye Brook NY: www.ryebrook.org
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