About Irvington Real Estate

The Village of Irvington is most notable as the home to Washington Irving, America's first great literary figure. Irving lived in and wrote about the area. His home, Sunnyside, is now open to the public. Beginning in the late 1850's, the Village of Irvington became a veritable showplace of opulent estates.

Irvington Population and Size

• Approximately 6,500 residents
• 2.8 square miles in size

Irvington Transportation

• Located 23 miles from New York City
• Metro North Hudson Line from Irvington Station to Grand Central Station is 41 minutes

Irvington Education

• Irvington is served by the Irvington Union Free School District
• Irvington High School
• Irvington Middle School
• Dow's Lane Elementary School
• Main Street School

Irvington Recreation

• Scenic Hudson Park, situated on the Hudson River, 2 regulation ball fields, 2 playground areas, 1 mile of pathways through and around the site, Senior Citizens Center
• Matthiessen Park, 3.3 acres, located along the Hudson River, playground, shuffle board courts, bocce ball court, spray pool, picnic tables, barbeque pits
• Memorial Park, 7.6 acres, 2 ball fields, 3 illuminated tennis courts, picnic tables, playground, spray pool
• Halsey Pond Park, Scenic, tranquil area for passive recreation activities

Irvington Places of Worship

• Immaculate Conception Church
• Irvington Presbyterian Church
• St. Barnabas Episcopal Church
• Nearby: Greenburgh Hebrew Center, Temple Beth Shalom