Avid hikers can take advantage of the beautiful trails winding through the Rye Nature Center. Rye also boasts plenty of cultural opportunities, from its active community theater to its performing arts center and periodic writers' and artists' forums. If you read the stories about the home that the First Family ultimately selected in Westchester County, then you know that its asking price was in the seven figures. So you're probably guessing that prices in this neck of the woods are high, and you're right. The most expensive properties have views of the Manhattan skyline as well as beachfront property.
Rye offers a window to one of the fastest-paced cities in the world.
Residents take in dramatic views of the Manhattan skyline, but from a comfortable and comparatively quieter distance. While home prices are high, they haven't caught up to the Big Apple. Those who reside here enjoy pristine beaches and the peace and quiet of a quaint New England village, and when the urge strikes, bold, brash New York City is but a short drive or train ride away. It's another world from the city that never sleeps, but residents wouldn't have it any other way. All Rights Reserved.