How is the commute from Rye (Town), NY?

Metro-North New Haven Line; Port Chester station in the village (Rye Brook residents typically use Port Chester or Rye stations).

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About Rye (Town)

The Town of Rye occupies Westchester's southeastern corner on the Connecticut border, about 25 miles from Manhattan. Its two villages are very different: Port Chester is a dense, walkable village with a celebrated restaurant row and the landmark Capitol Theatre, while Rye Brook is a quieter, primarily residential suburb known for the Blind Brook schools. A slice of the Village of Mamaroneck also falls within the town. Housing ranges from Port Chester's condos, co-ops, and multi-families to Rye Brook's colonials, ranches, and newer subdivisions, with estates scattered throughout. Price: Port Chester median sale price $754,501 (EffectiveAgents, August 2026); Rye Brook median sale price $1,319,500 (Realty.com, county records, August 2026); no town-wide median was separately verified.

Home prices in Rye (Town)

Home prices in Rye (Town) vary by neighborhood and property type.

Top places in Rye (Town)

Capitol Theatre — the landmark live-music venue in downtown Port Chester.
Port Chester's Restaurant Row — dozens of restaurants along Main Street and North Main.
Crawford Park — town-owned park with a historic mansion in Rye Brook.
Marshlands Conservancy — county nature preserve on the Boston Post Road corridor.
Rye Ridge Shopping Center — the main shopping center in Rye Brook.
(See also the Rye Brook and forthcoming Port Chester village profiles.)

Commuting from Rye (Town)

Metro-North New Haven Line; Port Chester station in the village (Rye Brook residents typically use Port Chester or Rye stations).
Typical weekday trip to Grand Central: approximately 40–50 minutes (approximate).
Approximate drive to Midtown Manhattan: ~40–55 minutes (longer with traffic); I-95 and I-287 access.

Rye (Town) FAQs

What is the housing market like in Rye (Town), NY?
Home prices in Rye (Town) vary by neighborhood and property type.
How is the commute from Rye (Town), NY?
Metro-North New Haven Line; Port Chester station in the village (Rye Brook residents typically use Port Chester or Rye stations).

Town links

Official town resources. School report cards via the New York State Education Department.

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