New England Colonial - Bike to Beach Walk to Town & Train

Conveniently located in a close community and one of the best neighborhoods in Rye, this house has proven to be great for families with kids. This is a colonial New England house built in 1925. The property enjoys plenty of parking in the driveway. This cozy and comfy retreat is surrounded by nature, 5 minutes walking distance to Rye quaint and fun downtown and train station, 40 minutes to New York City Grand Central by Metro-North. You deserve to relax this vacation, so a weekly cleaning service is included in the price and exclusive resident pass to Rye Beach and parking. Your family will also enjoy Rye Recreation Center with tennis courts, playgrounds and a skate park.

Rye is a city of Westchester County in New York State, but with a strong New England village flavor and it is well-known as one of the most popular and desirable towns outside Manhattan.

We are proud of holding National Historic Landmarks: the Boston Post Road Historic District and the Jay Estate, the boyhood home of John Jay, a Founding Father and the first Chief Justice, this monument is open to the public. The iconic art deco Playland, an amusement park was also designated a Historic Landmark in 1987 and features one of the oldest wooden roller coasters in the Northeast, the Dragon Coaster. Playland has diverse amenities such as a pool, beach (Long Island Sound), mini-golf, ice skating, a boardwalk with family restaurants with sea views.

Do not forget to visit "The Square House Museum" a 18th century inn and tavern back in the 1700s. George Washington and John and Samuel Adams stayed at the inn. In fact, Washington “tweeted” it’s “A very neat and decent inn.” 10-15-1789.

The property is available for monthly rentals only. Unfortunately, no pets are allowed. The Rye Beach pass and weekly cleaning service is during the summer time (monthly rentals only). The property has 4 security outdoor camaras covering the front garden; the back yard; the hill and the tree house; and the garage.