Welcome to Rye Brook
Country life, small-town amenities, and open spaces
Home to approximately nine thousand residents, Rye Brook is defined by the families who move here for the beautiful location and superb public schools. Younger families are moving to Rye Brook to take advantage of the small-town charm and safe streets where their children can play and socialize. Much of Rye Brook contains open spaces and green fields. Eight well-maintained parks and open spaces are some of the most prominent features of Rye Brook’s landscape.
Rye Brook was incorporated in Westchester County in 1982 and lies about thirty miles east of Manhattan. It is the youngest incorporated part of Westchester County, New York. Rye Brook is a village in the town of Rye, between Greenwich, Connecticut, and Harrison, New York. Rye Ridge Shopping Center contains many fitness centers, restaurants, and boutiques. Washington Park Plaza is a smaller shopping area. The majority of Rye Brook contains residential property.
The neighborhoods in Rye Brook include Country Ridge, Pine Ridge Park, and Red Roof. Homeowner associations are popular in Rye Brook. One such homeowner association, Kingfield, contains approximately 100 townhomes. Most of the new homes in Rye Brook are single-family residences. Two condominium complexes contain approximately 250 units. Rye Brook is a place where young couples, families, and retirees come to live in a coastal community with small-town charm.
What to Love
Local Lifestyle
Residents of Rye Brook enjoy the quiet life where families come together to spend time in nature. Outdoor activities make up a large part of the lifestyle in Rye Brook, New York. Rye Brook is described by current residents as a low-profile and friendly place where residents get together for events such as the Rye Brook Birthday Party, Winter Fest, and Ice Cream Fridays. Rye Brook is a great place for pet owners and the annual Howl-O-Ween in the Park is a favorite event.
Dining, Entertainment & Shopping
Things to Do
The Donald M. Kendall Sculpture Gardens feature twentieth-century sculptures and impeccably landscaped gardens. Crawford Park is a great place to visit for those residents who enjoy history and green spaces. The Rye Historical Society is a gathering place for local historians and researchers who enjoy learning about Rye and Rye Brook’s connection to literary luminaries such as American author Henry James. Spending time with family and friends is one of the activities Rye Brook residents most enjoy.
Schools
Rye Brook schools are served by two school districts: the Blind Brook-Rye Union Free School District and the Port Chester-Rye Union Free School and the. The following are some of the most popular schools in Rye Brook, New York.
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