Ardsley, New York 


 ​Ranked #4 "Top Best Suburb to Live in New York" - Patch, April 2017

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​The charming village of Ardsley, situated in the town of Greenburgh in New York’s affluent Westchester County, encompasses 1.3 square miles of area through which the Saw Mill River and Sprain Brook traverse. Formerly a farming community known as Ashford, Ardsley today is a thriving suburban village. Its past and present converge at its downtown area, which was destroyed by a devastating fire in 1914 and has since been rebuilt. Home to about 4,500 residents, this small but vibrant village is blessed with top-notch schools, an outstanding retail and restaurant scene, close proximity to New York City and unrivaled community pride.

Transportation

Commuters enjoy access to nearby Metro-North train station in Hartsdale. Chauncey Estates residents can join Greenburgh Recreation. Train parking is available for purchase with NO WAITLIST at the Hartsdale train station.

Education

The village’s excellent public school system comprises of 
Ardsley High School, Ardsley Middle School and Concord Road
​Elementary School.  Enjoy bussing to all Ardsley Schools.

Shopping & Dining

Ardsley and surrounding areas boasts numerous businesses, shops, charming boutiques and excellent restaurants, sure to satisfy all tastes and taste buds.
  • Cedar Street Grille
  • Chutney Masala
  • Half Moon
  • Harvest on the Hudson
  • Maudie's Tavern
  • Pour House
  • Rivera bake house
  • Russo's Deli
  • Slyce
  • Stagione
  • The Red Hat
  • Tomatillo 

Arts & Culture

Myriad forms of the arts and entertainment are offered both locally and throughout Ardsley’s nearby sister villages in the town of Greenburgh. Theater, concerts, stage productions and movie houses offer top-notch entertainment, and there is a wealth of fun- filled nightlife in and around Ardsley.

Recreation

​The village’s popular community center offers a variety of programs for all ages. Seniors enjoy a host of planned trips, classes and activities, while students have access to the recreation department’s vast facilities, including basketball courts, skate park, soccer fields, ball fields, lighted tennis courts and playgrounds. The village’s parks are popular gathering spots for residents who attend a variety of fun-filled community events throughout the year, sure to please the entire family.