Truly Living Up to Its Name: More Than a Place to Live—It’s a Place to Belong
Tucked into the heart of Westchester County, Pleasantville lives up to its name with a perfect blend of small-town warmth and everyday convenience. Tree-lined streets, charming local shops, and a walkable flow give this village a welcoming, down-to-earth feel.
The Jacob Burns Film Center serves as a cultural anchor, drawing film lovers from across the region, while the Pleasantville Farmers Market—one of the largest and most celebrated in Westchester—is a beloved Saturday tradition. With its vibrant stalls of locally sourced produce, artisanal goods, and live music, the market brings neighbors together and reflects the community’s strong ties to sustainability and local pride.
Pace University’s Pleasantville campus adds an academic and youthful energy to the neighborhood, enriching the area with ongoing events and educational opportunities.
With its own Metro-North station right in town, commuting to Manhattan is easy and efficient, while nearby Rockefeller State Park and other green spaces provide endless opportunities to unwind.
Whether you’re catching live music in Memorial Plaza, meeting friends at a local café, or enjoying a quiet walk through town, Pleasantville offers a relaxed lifestyle with just the right amount of energy—and a true sense of belonging
