Monroe NY Real Estate

Population (2020 census): 21,384 over 21.3 square miles 
Median Income: $116,019 
% of Population with Bachelor's Degree or Higher: 43.3%
% Owner Occupied Homes: 81%

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In Monroe you will find a variety of housing choices. 43.5% of the homes are detached single family homes. There are also quite a few condo and apartment complexes. If you are looking for a newer home (built after 1990), over 40% of the homes in Monroe were built after 1990, so you will have a large selection to choose from, including brand new developments.

Newer homes at the Estates of Briarcliff in Monroe NY

Monroe NY Real Estate Communities

There are many single family home, townhouses, and condo communities in Monroe NY. Some of the communities usually have a managing association that takes care of maintenance like snow plowing, and have amenities like a club house, swimming pool, tennis courts, and playground.

Some of the popular single family home developments in Monroe NY include:

• Mid Oaks - a neighborhood of homes built in the 1960s in the Village of Monroe
• Maple Knolls - a neighborhood in the Village of Monroe with homes built in the 1970s.
• Mansion Ridge - A golf course community located at the Mansion Ridge Golf Club. Perfect for golf lovers, the community offers both townhouses and single family homes. The homes for sale at Mansion Ridge are very spacious, and all residents can enjoy golf club amenities. 
• Estates of Briarcliff - Beautiful homes built in the 2000s, around 2006-2010 on lots 0.5 acre or larger, up to over 1 acre. 
• Orchard Hill - a development of large homes built around 2004 in Harriman
• Prestwick Gardens - a newer home development built around 2008, with some construction in newer phases. Close to the Mansion Ridge Golf Club.
• Capitol Hill
• Whorley Heights
• Whiteman Estates
• Carriage Hill Estates - single family homes built around 1999
• Village Gate - a single family homes community built around 2010
• Deer Tract Estates
• Fairway Estates - development of large homes close to Mansion Ridge
• Overlook Estates
• Pine Tree, Round Lake, and Sapphire Lake are all lake communities in Monroe

Some of the condo and townhouse communities in Monroe NY include: 

• Lexington Hills - condos built in 1985. Amenities offered include swimming pool, tennis courts and playground.
• Barnett Hills - 1 and 2 bedroom condos built around 1969. 
• Harriman Hills - a townhome community located in a private, woodsy setting. 
• Timber Hills - 2-3 bedroom townhomes built around 1990. 
• Brookside Manor - a townhouse development
• Pine Ridge - 2-3 bedroom homes built around 1995. The development is located next to the Timber Hills development. 
• Cromwell Hill Commons - Beautiful condos built around 1986-1990. The amenities offered include a heated swimming pool and clubhouse, and a playground.
• Meadow Glen - a newer townhome community built around 2003-2006, walking distance to Target and Harriman Commons. 
• Hidden Creek - Hidden Creek is the newest townhome community in Monroe. The building of the homes started around 2011 and were being built in phases
• Aaron Estates - a small townhouse development
• Arden Forest - a condo community

Townhomes for sale in Meadow Glen

Golf course and mountain views from Mansion Ridge

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Monroe NY Commute and Transportation 

The Town of Monroe is located approximately 60 miles north of New York City, across the Hudson River. Driving to New York City takes approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes. Most of the commute in town passes through NY-17, which connects to I-84 and I-87. Most of the shopping and dining in Monroe are along NY-17.

For commuters to New York City, there is a Metro North train station in Harriman. The train commute to New York City is around 90 minutes, with commuters usually transferring in Hoboken or Secaucus.

There is also a Short Line bus route that connects Harriman to Port Authority in New York City. There is a park and ride in the Village, and there are convenient bus stops close to many developments. 

Monroe NY School District

Most of the students in Monroe go to school at the Monroe-Woodbury Central School District. The test scores for the district is among the best in Orange County. The Village of Kiryas Joel runs its own schools district. 

Monroe NY Shopping and Dining

Most of the grocery stores and big box stores in town are along NY-17. At the intersection of NY-17 and I-87, you will find the Woodbury Centre and Harriman Commons. Those are large shopping centers with most large stores that you need, including a Walmart Supercenter, Target, BJs, Home Depot, and more.

At the same intersection, you will also find the Woodbury Commons, a popular outlet mall. Not only will you find popular outlet stores like Nike and Calvin Klein, you will also find upscale outlet shops for Saks Fifth, Barneys New York, Prada, etc.

In the center of the Monroe Village, you will find the Crane Park, where residents can go for a lovely jog around the pond. In the village area you will find the court house and other municipal places. There are also several blocks of shops and restaurants around there, and the Monroe 6 Cinema.

Monroe NY Parks and Recreation

There are a range of nature opportunities in Monroe. Parks with lake views can be found around the Mombasha Lake, and the Arrow Park and Lake resort. The Smith's Clove Park has sports fields and nice picnic areas, a dog park, numerous community events, and allows for sledding in the winter.

For those who like to bike to run along a trail, the 15-mile long Heritage Trail starts in Harriman, at the Mary Harriman Park. It connects several towns in Orange County, including Monroe, Chester, and Goshen. The views along the trail include corn fields, lakes, and the various towns. Just a few minutes outside the town, you can hike and enjoy outdoor activities at the Harriman State Park and Schunnemunk Mountain State Park. 

Monroe is located in the heart of the Hudson Valley. Other popular things to do in Orange County include visiting the popular diary and  apple farms and wineries nearby. The farms and wineries are very active, and have interesting events and concerts almost every weekend when it is warm.

For something unique, there is the Museum Village. Museum Village is a unique and open-air historical museum in Monroe, which offers visitors the opportunity to explore vignettes of 19th century American life. You can tour the village and its museum, attend its educational events, or enjoy a fun day there especially when they hold interesting events throughout the year.

Monroe NY Map

Monroe NY Links

Town of Monroe webiste: www.monroeny.org

Village of Monroe website: www.villageofmonroe.org

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