What makes Downingwood so special?

Where do we begin?

Nestled on 34 lush acres in the picturesque Village of Irvington, Downingwood consists of 115 unique townhouses, ranging is size from 1800 to 2200 square feet, with 2-3 bedrooms and 1½ to 2½ baths. A clubhouse, tennis/pickleball courts, a gym, swimming pool, and a seasonal greenhouse are among the amenities available to residents.

Our family-friendly community is conveniently located 5 minutes from the MetroNorth station (40 minutes to NYC), major highways, the Mario Cuomo Bridge, and downtown White Plains. Irvington's historic town center with its award-winning restaurants and scenic parks overlooking the Hudson are a few minutes drive. The beautiful Halsey Pond Nature Preserve borders Downingwood on one side, and the Old Croton Aqueduct Trail (popular with walkers, runners, and cyclists) is minutes away.

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Irvington—a very un-suburban suburb

This historic town occupies less than 3 square miles, yet is packed with great restaurants, mom & pop shops, scenic parks —one just for residents— and gorgeous river views. It's entirely walkable, and has a laid-back vibe that belies a vibrant and engaging culture, not to mention a long history of community activism. The village is also home to the celebrated Irvington Town Hall Theater, a jewel-box of a performance space built in 1902.

SCHOOLS

Stand-out schools with a record of exceptional academic performace

The highly regarded Irvington Union Free School District consists of four schools with 1,787 students in grades K-12, and a student-teacher ratio of 13 to 1. According to state test scores, 80% of students tested at or above the proficient level in math and 76% in reading. Irvington High School ranks among the top high schools in New York State.

HISTORY

19th century landmarks & a who's who of famous residents

Steeped in history, Irvington has been home to several notable Americans, among them James Hamilton, son of Alexander Hamilton, Charles Lewis Tiffany, founder of Tiffany & Co., John Jacob Astor, Madam C.J. Walker, pioneering African American businesswoman and America's first female millionaire, and Jazz great Stan Getz.

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FOOD

Classic Italian, modern Greek, American Bistro—eclectic dining options abound

The Hudson River Valley has become a national culinary destination, and Irvington is no exception. From critically acclaimed farm-to-table restaurants to artisanal bakeries, Irvington is home to a thriving food scene.