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Moving to Grand View-on-Hudson, NY
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About Grand View-on-Hudson
Grand View-on-Hudson is a tiny Hudson riverfront village in the town of Orangetown (per Wikipedia's Rockland County page, read September 24, 2026). True to its name, the village's identity is the river: homes and the village hall sit along River Road (County Route 1) with direct views of the Hudson and the Mario M.
Home prices in Grand View-on-Hudson
Home prices in Grand View-on-Hudson vary by neighborhood and property type.
Top places in Grand View-on-Hudson
- The Hudson riverfront along River Road (shown in the Commons photo below with the Cuomo Bridge).
- Grand View-on-Hudson Village Hall (shown in the Commons photo below).
- Nearby Piermont — riverfront downtown and the Piermont Pier.
- Nearby Nyack — Main Street shops and restaurants.
- Nearby Tallman Mountain State Park — trails above the Hudson.
Commuting from Grand View-on-Hudson
- No in-village rail station. The nearest verified options are Pearl River (Pascack Valley Line, in Orangetown) and the Port Jervis/Pascack Valley stations to the west; Metro-North Hudson Line stations sit across the river in Westchester via the Cuomo Bridge.
- Rockland Coaches/Coach USA buses run along the Route 9W corridor to the Port Authority Bus Terminal; times are approximate and traffic-dependent.
- Driving to Midtown via the Cuomo Bridge is approximately 45–70 minutes depending on traffic (approximate).
Grand View-on-Hudson FAQs
- What is the housing market like in Grand View-on-Hudson, NY?
Home prices in Grand View-on-Hudson vary by neighborhood and property type. - How is the commute from Grand View-on-Hudson, NY?
No in-village rail station. The nearest verified options are Pearl River (Pascack Valley Line, in Orangetown) and the Port Jervis/Pascack Valley stations to the west; Metro-North Hudson Line stations sit across the river in Westchester via the Cuomo Bridge.
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Official town resources. School report cards via the New York State Education Department.