Westchester County, NY relocation guide
Moving to Ossining (Town), NY
About Ossining (Town)
The town of Ossining is the larger municipality surrounding the village of Ossining — it includes the separate village of Ossining plus a portion of the village of Briarcliff Manor. Do not confuse it with the village profile. The town is more suburban and spread out than the village: detached homes on wooded lots, townhouses and condos, and some addresses that carry Briarcliff Manor mailing addresses. No clean town-only home price metric was found, so none is quoted here rather than blur the village/town boundary. School-district warning: school assignment varies by street address. Much of the town is in the Ossining Union Free School District, but parcels — particularly in the Briarcliff Manor portion — may be assigned to other districts. Verify the assigned district for any specific address.
Home prices in Ossining (Town)
Home prices in Ossining (Town) vary by neighborhood and property type.
Top places in Ossining (Town)
- Teatown Lake Reservation — 1,000-acre nature preserve with trails and a nature center.
- Cedar Lane Park and Gerlach Park — town parks.
- Dale Cemetery — historic cemetery.
- Old Croton Aqueduct trail — runs through the town.
- Scarborough station area and the Briarcliff Manor edge — Hudson Line access on the town's southern end.
Commuting from Ossining (Town)
- Metro-North Hudson Line; Ossining station or Scarborough station depending on address.
- Typical weekday trip to Grand Central: approximately 45–60 minutes (approximate).
Ossining (Town) FAQs
- What is the housing market like in Ossining (Town), NY?
Home prices in Ossining (Town) vary by neighborhood and property type. - How is the commute from Ossining (Town), NY?
Metro-North Hudson Line; Ossining station or Scarborough station depending on address.
Town links
Schools
Transit
Official town resources. School report cards via the New York State Education Department.