St. Mark’s Episcopal Church

View of S Moger Avenue

Leonard Park

Mount Kisco NY Real Estate and Homes for Sale

In the heart of Westchester County, Mount Kisco is a village of around 10,000 that is among the most desirable places to live in the state. Surrounded by amazing equestrian estates, the charming town center offers a nice variety of upscale shops and eateries. It is a retail center for northern Westchester County, with national retailers as well. In Mount Kisco you’ll find all of the characteristics that make this area ideal –proximity to the city combined with a charming and relaxing rural lifestyle.

With just 50 miles separating the village from New York City, it’s a realistic option for full-time living. Still, many of the town’s residents divide their time, and spend weekends and holidays in Mount Kisco. This is a place to relax and enjoy the natural surroundings. The local appreciation of open spaces is clear, starting with the 120-acre Leonard Park right in the village. Situated beside the Kisco River, this is a popular spot for outdoor fun, offering sports fields and courts and three pools, as well as peaceful woodland trails.

Living in Mount Kisco

Mount Kisco borders the town of Bedford, to the east, and the Saw Mill River Parkway to the west. More than 150 acres at the town’s eastern edge is occupied by the Marsh wildlife sanctuary, which is threaded with trails that connect to those of Leonard Park. These natural areas are a short stroll from the downtown shops and dining in this very walkable community.

The area is rich in history and several interesting sites are found in and around Mount Kisco. Muscoot Farm is a great way to learn about the area’s agricultural past. It’s an interpretive farm museum that celebrates the farm life of the late 19th century, offering a wide range of activities, classes, and children’s camps. Lasdon Arboretum is part of a county park, and features wonderful gardens as well as a veteran’s museum. You can spend the day enjoying the Chinese Garden, Chestnut Grove, and open meadows while learning about the native flora of the area. Another significant site near Mount Kisco is the John Jay Homestead, home of one of the county’s significant Colonial-era figures.

Mount Kisco Real Estate

Homes in Mount Kisco run the gamut from multimillion dollar estates to convenient apartments. In general, prices here are slightly more affordable than in neighboring villages. Combined with the amazing amenities the village offers, this makes Mount Kisco very appealing indeed.

When you’re ready to begin exploring Mount Kisco and its real estate, please feel free to contact our team at GioHomes. We look forward to hearing from you and to introducing you to the community.

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