Ossining, NY Condos and Townhomes For Sale

There is no better place to live in a condo than in a small suburban town full of green trees. What will make it even greater is if it’s a one-seat commute away to New York via express train. There are lots of such cozy dwellings in the village of Ossining in Westchester County

A small village standing along the Hudson River, Ossining is home for roughly 37,000 residents, whose demographic profile is spread out across ages and professions. Ossining may be a small village, yet it is highly accessible to many amenities like diners, shops, and parks.

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Popularity of Condos and Townhomes For Sale in Ossining, NY

Ossining offers affordable homes that will surely fit your preference and budget. Condo Homes for sale in this neighborhood start around $380,000 up to $550,000. A lot of properties offer an expansive list of features and amenities.

Majority of the condominium stock in the neighborhood are actually townhomes, but there are also condos built in three story tall buildings. Usual amenities and features are hardwood floors, walk-in closets, in-unit laundry, deck, central air cooling, unfinished basements, and parking space. Such houses would go around and above $650,000.

Choosing Your Ossining, NY Neighborhood

There are two separate villages in Ossining, The Village of Ossining and a part of Briarcliff Manor. Neighborhoods you might want to check out around Ossining are the Correctional Facility Road, Secor Road, Eastern Avenue, Sparta, Spring Valley, Crotonville, and Village Center.

In choosing your neighborhood, you can also check out listings for condos, single-family homes, apartments, and townhomes. You can check out properties that fit your needs and wants. Many property types in Ossining offer waterfront and mountain views or adornments of relaxing greeneries. 

The Downtown Ossining Historic District is the town’s business district, where the city’s major landmark began. You could visit historic buildings, the former postal office, banks, churches, and the village hall here. You can also appreciate the architectural style of the town, with heavy traces of its Italianate, Renaissance, American Craftsman, and Gothic Revival influences.