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Irvington NY Real Estate and Homes for Sale

Woodlands, rolling hills, and well-preserved 19th century buildings greet you once you set foot within the charming village of Irvington. One of the so-called “River Towns”, the village of Irvington is located in the town of Greenburgh, just a short drive away from White Plains and New York City. What was once a home of Native Americans became a community of Dutch, and later, English settlers.

The village wasn’t always known as Irvington; during the 1850s, John Jay laid out the lots in the area and named the village after Justice Dearman. It was only renamed to Irvington in 1854 by popular demand to honor Washington Irvington, author of “Rip Van Winkle” and “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow.”

A Sight for Sore Eyes

One of Irvington’s most cherished attributes is its greenery. One-third of the village is undeveloped public land, providing large and green open spaces for everybody to enjoy. Estates built by the wealthy during the 19th century feature acres of woodlands that add more allure to the village. To top it all off, Irvington is home to well-preserved historical buildings that now house restaurants and boutiques. Irvington is a welcome retreat especially to those who work in the concrete jungle of New York City.It’s no wonder Westchester Magazine named Irvington the best place to live in Westchester in 2013. If you live in a town this beautiful, you wouldn’t mind getting lost in it.

Living in Irvington

Enjoy an exceptional quality of life in Irvington with its plethora of shops, dining options, and recreational opportunities. Embrace brand new beginnings in your own Irvington home. Choose from a variety of housing options; single to three-family homes are available, as well as co-ops, condos, rentals, and luxurious estates.

Great restaurants and shops await you in historic Main Street. Relax and rewind after a day of shopping and dining in any of Irvington’s four parks: Matthiessen Park, Halsey Pond, Memorial Park, and Scenic Hudson Park.

The village is served by the Irvington Union Free School District.