River Views, Rich History, and a Vibrant Village Spirit
Perched along the eastern banks of the Hudson River, Ossining is a historic and culturally rich town that blends small-town charm with scenic beauty and modern convenience.
At the heart of the community is the Village of Ossining, where a lively downtown scene thrives with local shops, diverse dining, and beautiful historic architecture. Just steps away, the waterfront district offers breathtaking river views, marinas, and parks—perfect for weekend strolls, sunsets, and outdoor gatherings.
Ossining is a commuter’s dream, with its own Metro-North station providing direct service to Grand Central Terminal in under an hour. Major roadways like Route 9 and the Taconic State Parkway ensure easy access to neighboring towns and beyond.
Nature lovers will find plenty to explore, from the 1,000-acre Teatown Lake Reservation with its network of trails and environmental programs, to the scenic Old Croton Aqueduct Trail, a beloved path for walking, jogging, and biking.
The town’s rich history lives on through landmarks like the Sing Sing Prison Museum and grand historic estates, while its creative energy shines through in local galleries, live theater, and year-round festivals that bring the community together.
