Rye
Rye is located in southern Westchester County along the Long Island Sound. It is known for a walkable downtown, a coastal setting, and a mix of residential neighborhoods that range from historic homes to more contemporary ones. Rye has approximately 16,000 residents and includes several miles of shoreline along the Sound, with both public and private waterfront areas.
Rye is about 25 miles north of Midtown Manhattan and is served by Metro-North’s New Haven Line, offering train access to New York City.
Lifestyle
Daily life in Rye is shaped by its compact downtown, outdoor spaces, and proximity to the water. The downtown is centered along Purchase Street, which runs through the heart of the town and includes a mix of locally owned shops, restaurants, cafés, national retailers, and essential services.
Rye offers a range of public outdoor and recreational amenities. Rye Town Park and Beach, includes a beach, pool complex, restaurants, picnic areas, fields, and walking paths. The Rye Nature Center provides wooded trails, educational programs, and open space focused on environmental learning and conservation.
Rye and surrounding areas also include a variety of recreational and lifestyle resources, including public and private golf and beach clubs, such as
Rye also has convenient access to regional medical centers and healthcare providers throughout lower Westchester like:
It is also a 15-minute drive to Westchester County Airport.
Rye’s layout and amenities support an active lifestyle with a balance of town-centered living and access to outdoor space.
School District
Rye City is served by the Rye City School District. The district includes three elementary schools, Midland School, Milton School, and Osborn School, as well as Rye Middle School and Rye High School. Rye High School is an International Baccalaureate (IB) World School, offering the IB Diploma Programme to juniors and seniors.
In addition to the public schools, Rye has a number of early childhood and preschool options, including:
The area is also home to and near several private and parochial schools, including:
