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Spectacular, panoramic, Hudson River and Palisades views abound...

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5 5.0  

Mount Pleasant, New York

Sq Ft: 4287   Year: 2013 Acres: 0.400  

Welcome to your dream home at the Edge on Hudson brand new...

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Sleepy Hollow, New York

Sq Ft: 2864   Year: 2024 Acres: 0.000  

Year round Hudson River views and endless sunsets over the...

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Yonkers, New York

Sq Ft: 3100   Year: 1923 Acres: 0.580  

Spectacular, *Hawaii level sunsets* and unobstructed views of...

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Greenburgh, New York

Acres: 0.600  

Welcome to your dream home in the highly sought-after Woodstock...

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4 3.0  

Yonkers, New York

Sq Ft: 1955   Year: 1929 Acres: 0.120  

Welcome to 406 Kemeys Cove in the picturesque Briarcliff Manor...

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Briarcliff Manor, New York

Sq Ft: 1340   Year: 1974 Acres: 0.010  

Tri-level townhouse-style home, in the vibrant heart of the...

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Croton-on-Hudson, New York

Sq Ft: 1358   Year: 1972 Acres: 0.130  

This tri-level townhouse-style home is located in the heart of...

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Cortlandt, New York

Sq Ft: 1358   Year: 1972 Acres: 0.130  

A highly sought-after community along the scenic Hudson River...

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Ossining, New York

Sq Ft: 1248   Year: 1982 Acres: 0.010  

Welcome to your new home on the Hudson River! This charming...

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Yonkers, New York

Sq Ft: 750   Year: 1988 Acres: 0.000  

Welcome to Pierpointe on the Hudson nestled in this vibrant...

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Riverfront  Condo

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Yonkers, New York

Sq Ft: 703   Year: 1988 Acres: 0.000  

Here is your chance to take advantage of a rare opportunity to...

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Ossining, New York

Sq Ft: 1474   Year: 1988 Acres: 0.260  

Welcome to your new home at Hudson Courts! This large first...

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Yonkers, New York

Sq Ft: 800   Year: 1959 Acres: 0.000  

This sun drenched unit overlooking the Hudson River. This...

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Yonkers, New York

Sq Ft: 800   Year: 1958 Acres: 0.000  

This is a huge one bedroom with southwest exposure of the Hudson...

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Riverfront  Condo

1 1.0  

Yonkers, New York

Sq Ft: 0   Year: 1960 Acres: 0.000  

Charming historic brownstone located right in the heart of...

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Townhome/Townhouse

3 2.0  

Greenburgh, New York

Sq Ft: 1858   Year: 1880 Acres: 0.050  

A classic covered front porch, with room for a hammock, leads to...

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Greenburgh, New York

Sq Ft: 1654   Year: 1940 Acres: 0.040  

Are you ready to live the idyllic Croton-on-Hudson village life...

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Cortlandt, New York

Sq Ft: 1650   Year: 1976 Acres: 0.210  

Elegant Townhouse-Style Condo with Hudson River Views. This...

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2 3.0  

Ossining, New York

Sq Ft: 1355   Year: 1974 Acres: 0.000  

A wonderful opportunity to own a two-bedroom home in the...

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Ossining, New York

Sq Ft: 1580   Year: 1970 Acres: 0.000  
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Hudson River - Westchester County Information

The Hudson River is a prominent waterway in eastern New York that forms the boundary between Westchester County and New Jersey to the west. Westchester County is located just north of New York City and offers a rich blend of natural beauty, historical significance, and diverse communities. Here are some key points about the Hudson River and its significance to Westchester County:

Geography
- The Hudson River flows approximately 315 miles from its source in the Adirondack Mountains to the Atlantic Ocean at New York City.
- In Westchester County, the river is a defining geographical feature, providing recreational opportunities and beautiful waterfront views.

Communities
- The county includes several towns and cities along the river, including Yonkers, Tarrytown, Sleepy Hollow, and Ossining. These communities offer access to parks, trails, and waterfront amenities.
- Notable historical sites such as Washington Irving's Sunnyside and the Philipsburg Manor are located in this area.

Parks and Recreation
- The Hudson River Park and various waterfront parks provide opportunities for biking, walking, fishing, and other recreational activities.
- The Old Croton Aqueduct Trail is a popular hiking and biking route that follows the historic aqueduct route along the river.

Environmental Significance
- The Hudson River is an essential habitat for various wildlife species and plays a critical role in the regional ecosystem.
- Efforts to restore and protect the river have been ongoing, focusing on pollution reduction and habitat restoration.

Transportation
- The river is a vital transportation corridor, with several bridges and ferry services connecting Westchester to various points across the river.
- The Hudson Line, a commuter rail service operated by Metro-North Railroad, runs along the river's east bank, providing easy access to New York City.

Cultural & Historical Sites
- The area is rich in colonial history and has numerous sites reflecting its heritage, including historic estates and battlefields from the American Revolution.
- Events and festivals along the river often celebrate its historical and cultural importance, drawing residents and visitors alike.

Economic Importance
- The waterfront areas are increasingly being developed for housing, retail, and recreational activities, contributing to the local economy while preserving green spaces.

In summary, the Hudson River is integral to the identity and quality of life in Westchester County, combining historical, recreational, and ecological importance. Whether seeking outdoor activities, exploring rich history, or enjoying scenic views, the Hudson River area in Westchester County has much to offer.

If you're interested in specific real estate options, amenities, or activities around the lake, feel free to ask a Lake Real Estate Specialist!


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