A New View On The River
MEET URBAN LIVING ON THE EDGE A new transit-oriented destination is making its mark on the riverbanks of Sleepy Hollow, New York. And it’s a whole new view on the Hudson Valley. Only 37 minutes from Grand Central Station and steps from the shore, Edge-on-Hudson is your chance to trade big-city stress for Rivertown livability and come home to a place where you can bike, hike and breathe.
Two rail stations connect Edge-on-Hudson to Manhattan and beyond. But once here,
you might rather catch a homegrown band, cruise the waterfront, kick back at our rooftop retreat or take in views from the new Governor Mario M. Cuomo (Tappan Zee) Bridge to the Midtown Manhattan skyline.
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LOCATION
SLEEPY HOLLOW’S NEW PLACE TO BE Sleepy Hollow has hosted a notorious pirate, a British spy, famous writers and generations of Rockefellers. Now it’s making way for an influx of urbanites and suburbanites in search of the Hudson Valley’s next hot spot.
Once home to a major General Motors assembly
plant that occupied a prime piece of real estate at the water’s edge, Edge-on-Hudson’s riverfront is being transformed into a cool, contemporary destination that caters to Westchester locals and newcomers alike.
Beekman Avenue will connect Sleepy Hollow’s
main street to the community, so you can easily hit the town or the shore.
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VISION
RIVERTOWN RETREAT RISING Tucked between the rolling hills and the rousing river, Edge-on-Hudson will have everything a good urban center should have, and then some. Our vibrant waterfront promenade already edges the shore. Three walkable, contemporary residential districts will be here. So will a planned boutique hotel, marketplace, office loft space, shops and eateries. Tree-lined streets and corridors will encourage a car-free culture that prefers foot and bike traffic.
Edge-on-Hudson residents will live in light-filled townhomes, condos and apartments
and enjoy a vast array of green parks and public gathering places. Two Metro-North rail stations are walking distance away, whisking you to Manhattan and beyond.
We put everything you need right at your doorstep—including spectacular views up and
down the Hudson River.
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ACCESSIBILITY
BREEZE THROUGH ON ROADS AND RAILS The commutable distance to New York City makes Edge-onHudson a sought-after address—especially if you’re looking to graduate to homeowner status. You’ll have better access to Midtown Manhattan than from parts of Brooklyn, with Grand Central Station only 37 minutes away.
We’re right between two Metro-North Hudson Line
rail stations—a half-mile from Tarrytown and a third-mile from Philipse Manor—offering regular and frequent daily train service to Grand Central Terminal. We’re also close to Route 9, the lifeline of the Rivertowns, as well as the Saw Mill River and Taconic State Parkways, I-287 and I-87, connecting you to major employment centers and airports, where you can reach the rest of the world. 11
LIFESTYLE
YOUR HUB ON THE HUDSON Blend the flavor of Rivertown living with the urban flair of a modern hub and you have Edge-on-Hudson, where unexpectedly cool places and culture offer plenty of ways to be out and about without leaving your comfort zone.
Imagine walking to our planned boutique hotel for its buzzworthy signature restaurant
and panoramic rooftop bar retreat. Strolling our future bustling marketplace for a mix of eclectic boutiques, eateries, coffee shops and necessities. Getting smart at our future office loft space, a creative beehive of startups, maker cultures and collaborative freelancer studios. Or meeting friends and neighbors at our pedestrian- and bike-centric waterfront promenade for a vibrant social scene of planned food carts, bike rentals, gathering spaces and festivities along the sundappled Hudson.
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THE OUTDOORS
THE OPEN SPACE IN BETWEEN If you’re looking to get some quality time in nature, relocating to Edge-on-Hudson raises your walkability factor and your connection to the outdoors—including vast acres of lush parks with curated public spaces for sports, celebration, relaxation and fresh air.
With the river at your front door and the hills at
your back, there are plenty of wilds to be explored. Our kayak launch gives you instant access to 350 miles of waterways, where you can fish, paddle, sail, swim and cruise. To log some miles or just take in the views, our 1.5-mile waterfront promenade runs the length of the shoreline, offering amazing trail connections to the 1,400-acre Rockefeller State Park Preserve, nearby access to the North County Trailway and beautiful vistas of the Hudson and the storied 1883 Sleepy Hollow Lighthouse (aka Tarrytown Light), listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Or hop on the shareduse walking and biking path on the new Governor Mario M. Cuomo (Tappan Zee) Bridge.
Next door, head to Kingsland Point Park for even
more green space, including picnic spots, playgrounds, ball fields and overlooks.
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DISTRICTS
THE VIBE AROUND THE BLOCK If you’re looking for an innovative, sustainable neighborhood where bikes pass more often than cars and the streets are alive with people walking dogs, Edge-on-Hudson is the place. Three unique districts—home to more than 1,100 townhomes, condos and apartments—wind their way down to the waterfront, offering a mix of experiences in one place, from city savvy to country tranquility.
The Kingsland Point District is inspired by Hudson
Valley architecture and set in natural landscaping with ample open space. Waterfront Park District offers an urban edge vibe with contemporary residential buildings and views to the Palisades. The Loft District’s modern-day vision for loft living comes from the industrial heritage of the land.
RESIDENCES
WALK TO THE WATER IN FIVE MINUTES FLAT Every residence at Edge-on-Hudson reflects the next generation in Rivertown style, and we give you three ways to live it. Best of all, each address is within a five-minute walk of the river’s edge.
A collection of beautiful townhomes offers a unique
walk-up Brownstone experience defined by charming gardens, pocket parks with benches and more traditional architecture.
Contemporary condos capture the biggest trends in
urban living with large windows, minimalist design, a more citified vibe and the potential for your own rooftop experience. Shady courtyards become party central, where you can meet neighbors, play volleyball or just chill with friends.
Well-appointed apartments—including stylish live/
work lofts—are a boon for renters who aren’t ready to commit to a mortgage. Some might include pre-wired office spaces for coworking and telecommuting.
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ARCHITECTURE
RIVER STYLE GOES CONTEMPORARY COOL The residential vibe at Edge-on-Hudson blends contemporary architecture and design with an urban aesthetic. Of-the-moment architecture echoes the rich heritage of timeless Hudson Rivertowns, capturing the grand tradition of an active waterfront with the industrial character of modern design.
In-demand details like airy, daylit spaces and large
balconies open up to dramatic views—perfect for sunsets, alfresco dining and entertaining. Flowing floor plans inspire indoor and outdoor living. Borrowing bits and pieces from regional culture and traditions, Edge-on-Hudson style offers a unique, layered experience that juxtaposes industrial and romantic, peaceful and energetic. It’s dynamic, constantly changing and captures a spirit of discovery and exploration. Just like our community.
Artist’s rendering only (subject to change)
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DESTINATION
BE A HUDSON VALLEY LOCAL As the gateway to the Hudson Valley, Edge-on-Hudson serves as your launchpad to local Rivertown experiences. You’re next door to Tarrytown’s rich artistic history, vibrant downtown scene and newly renovated 1885 Tarrytown Music Hall—a favorite haunt for the best in music, theater, dance and film, attracting well over 85,000 people annually from the tristate area.
Blessed with some of the finest agricultural land in the
Northeast, the Hudson Valley region’s stellar reputation as a farmto-table paradise of rising stars rivals New York City’s—minus the long waits. Putting you minutes from sustainable eats, New American innovators, celebrity diners and culinary landmarks.
Lightning-fast getaways to a string of charming
Rivertowns offer indie eateries, craft bars and eclectic momand-pop shops. Art and music scenes are flourishing. A green economy is taking root. Factories are being replaced by the buzz of creative businesses. Local farms, vineyards and annual events are accessible by road, rail, bike, boat or kayak.
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OPPORTUNITY
COME HOME TO A WHOLE NEW VIEW The media buzz, incomparable scenic beauty, unrivaled river and skyline views, culinary cred and thriving social scene are attracting waves of harried urbanites to the Hudson Valley for the next big thing. You’ll find it at Edge-on-Hudson—the last new community taking root on the riverfront.
This transit-oriented community was designed from
the ground up as a haven for everyone from food lovers, outdoor fanatics and fitness gurus to art buffs, suburbanites and city professionals. Soon emerging as a new destination where smalltown charm meets connectivity, energy and urban style.
The Hudson Valley—surprisingly affordable, accessible
and sustainable—has become undeniably cool. Edge-on-Hudson takes the best of the Hudson Valley and adds contemporary urban waterfront living to the mix. Come find your new view on the river and experience the difference life on the edge makes.
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The information provided in this brochure is not an offering of homes for sale. Edge-on-Hudson is soliciting interest in the overall project and will share your interest with builders constructing and selling homes. No offering of homes for sale can be made by an individual builder and no deposits can be accepted, or reservations, binding or non-binding, can be made until the builder’s offering plan is approved by the New York State Department of Law.