Communities

Westchester County

Bedford is a historic, estate-scale town in northern Westchester where a National Historic Landmark village green anchors miles of stone walls, gentleman's farms, and horse fences. The town is really three places at once (Bedford Village, plus the hamlets of Bedford Hills and Katonah) so you can trade a wooded multi-acre parcel for a walk-to-the-train address without ever leaving the town line. Michael runs his Julia B. Fee Sotheby's International Realty office right here, at 4 Court Road.

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Bedford Hills is the most walkable of Bedford's three hamlets: a compact downtown built around its own Metro-North station, where the platform, the shops, and the ballfields sit within a few blocks of each other. It hands you Bedford's schools and open space with a walk-to-the-train convenience the estate sections don't have.

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Katonah is the hamlet where northern Westchester goes to actually walk somewhere: a real Main Street of independent shops and restaurants, a Metro-North station a block off it, and a cluster of well-loved arts institutions. It's a hamlet of the town of Bedford that reads more like a small village than a bedroom suburb.

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Chappaqua is the family-first hamlet of the town of New Castle: the kind of place people move to for the schools and the short train ride, then stay for the town parks and the Saturday-morning downtown. Its walkable center sits right around the Metro-North station, so daily life and the commute share the same few blocks.

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Mount Kisco is the one true village in this cluster of towns: an actual downtown with a train station, a hospital, and a wider spread of housing than the estate towns around it. If Bedford and Pound Ridge are about land, Mount Kisco is about a walkable center and more ways into the market.

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Pound Ridge is a quiet, heavily wooded town pressed up against the Connecticut border, where large-lot zoning keeps the tree canopy intact and the pace unhurried. People come here for privacy, striking architecture, and the enormous nature reservation at its heart rather than for a bustling downtown.

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North Salem is Westchester's horse country: rolling pasture, white fences, historic barns, and reservoirs in the far northeast corner of the county. It's the town to look at if you want real acreage, an equestrian setup, or simply the most pastoral landscape the county has to offer.

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South Salem is the lake-and-woods corner of the town of Lewisboro, a rural hamlet of private, tree-shaded lots close to the Connecticut line. It suits buyers who want land and quiet water without straying far from Katonah's train or the shops just over in Ridgefield.

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Armonk is the polished, business-minded hamlet at the center of the town of North Castle, pairing an upgraded downtown with estate neighborhoods and a lot of the area's newest construction. Its position near White Plains, I-684, and the county airport makes it one of the more connected addresses in the region.