Larchmont

Larchmont is a village located in the Sound Shore area of southern Westchester County, bordering the village of Mamaroneck. This quaint village spans just over one square mile and sits along the Long Island Sound, offering a mix of historic architecture, walkable streets, and waterfront access. Larchmont has a population of approximately 6,000 residents and is known for its village charm, community spirit, and proximity to New York City.

The village is served by Metro-North’s New Haven Line, with direct service to Grand Central Terminal. Travel time to Midtown Manhattan is about 35-40 minutes. Larchmont’s location along the Sound places it within easy reach of neighboring Sound Shore communities while maintaining a small-village feel.

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Lifestyle

Larchmont’s lifestyle is centered on its village character, parks, and waterfront access. Residents enjoy the walkable village center, with a variety of shops, restaurants, cafés, and cultural venues all within easy reach. Notable neighborhoods include Larchmont Manor and Larchmont Woods, offering tree-lined streets and distinctive homes.

Larchmont provides a range of outdoor and recreational amenities, including:

Nearby club facilities such as:

These areas support boating, swimming, tennis, and seasonal social programming.

Additional lifestyle features include tree-lined residential streets, a close-knit community feel, and easy access to cultural programming, dining, and shopping.

School District

Larchmont is served by the Mamaroneck Union Free School District, which also serves the neighboring village of Mamaroneck. In Larchmont, the elementary schools are Murray Avenue School and Chatsworth Avenue School.

Students from both Larchmont and Mamaroneck elementary schools attend Hommocks Middle School and Mamaroneck High School. In addition to public schools, there are a variety of preschools and private schools in Larchmont. Preschools include:

FAQ’s

Yes, Larchmont is known for its walkable downtown and proximity to the train. Many buyers specifically look for homes within walking distance to the village and Metro-North.
Homes closer to the village and train tend to command a premium. Two similar homes can have different values depending on location within town.
Larchmont is on the Metro-North New Haven Line, with a typical commute to Grand Central Terminal of about 30–40 minutes.

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