The village of Croton-on-Hudson is situated along seven miles of the eastern bank of the majestic Hudson River. It is certainly hard to beat this location and its stunning views. In under an hour, commuters can be at Grand Central Station. The combination of its location on the Hudson River and the short ride to New York City make Croton-on-Hudson a popular place to live for many professionals who work in the city. Croton-On-Hudson is perfect for people who are seeking a lovely residential village. It’s the Best of Westchester magazine’s top pick for places to live in 2013.

Explore the Community of Croton-on-Hudson

Preservation of its natural resources has been made a priority in Croton-on-Hudson. Close to half of the town’s land area has been designated as open space and parkland. The entire shoreline is open to residents, which is an unusual feature in many Westchester communities. Croton Point Park, on the banks of the Hudson River is a pleasant destination for beachgoers, hikers, and campers. Visitors to this 500-acre natural playground have access to picnic areas, trails, watersports, fishing, a nature center, and the remains of Underhill wine cellars, one of the oldest in New York State.

In addition to its natural beauty, Croton-on-Hudson holds the Hudson River Valley’s most popular festivals. For two days each June, Clearwater’s Great Hudson River Revival celebrates the best of folk music by bringing artists and guests to Croton-on-Hudson. In February, the annual Hudson River EagleFest draws in birdwatching enthusiasts.

The Croton River Gorge flows into a park that’s a favorite for cross-country skiing in the winter.

Shop and Dine

The village is full of treasures, with its variety of shops, stores, markets, and restaurants. Unsurprisingly, there are no big-box chain retailers in this downtown district. For a small town, Croton-on-Hudson offers quite a few restaurants and eateries. Baked By Susan is a delightful spot for a breakfast treat and baked goods that pair well with a cup of locally roasted coffee from the Black Cow Coffee Company. Lunch and dinner are served in a boathouse seafood restaurant called The Ocean House. There are many options in town with menus that encompass Italian, Asian, Mexican, and Mediterranean cuisine as well as good old barbecue.

Schools

The local school district is made up of three separate schools for kindergarten all through Grade 12. Younger students attend Carrie E. Tomkins Elementary, middleschoolers attend Pierre Van Cortlandt Middle School, and students continue on to Croton Harmon High School. Croton Harmon High was recently ranked in the top 2 percent nationally. There is a portion of the town that is located in the highly performing Hendrick Hudson School District.

Croton-on-Hudson NY Real Estate and Homes for Sale

• The homes in Croton-on-Hudson run the gamut:
• Condominiums, perfect for a busy professional
• Riverfront estates
• Single-family homes with beautiful yards.

Home prices average $500,000 in this community. If the criteria for a new home includes a town with views of the Hudson River, a quality school system, and a reasonable commute to Manhattan wrapped in outdoorsy charm, Croton-on-Hudson should rise to number one on that list.

Browse this diverse and exciting community and its real estate offerings by connecting with our team of real estate professionals at Gio Homes today! We’re standing by to take your call and look forward to helping you find your Westchester County home. Let’s get started today!

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