Westchester County, New York
Rye, NY Real Estate & Homes for Sale
A small coastal city on Long Island Sound: beaches, marinas, a charming downtown on Purchase Street and an excellent school district, about 40 minutes from Grand Central.
Living in Rye
Sound Shore living at its best
The City of Rye has one of the most desirable settings in Westchester: Long Island Sound on one side, a walkable downtown in the middle and quiet residential streets throughout. Rye Playland, Rye Town Park and Oakland Beach, the Rye Nature Center and several marinas and clubs are all close at hand.
Homes range from classic Colonials near downtown to waterfront and water-view properties on Milton Point and along the shore. Inventory is limited and demand is consistently strong.
Rye borders Harrison and Rye Brook and is a short drive from our White Plains office. We help buyers weigh Rye against nearby Greenwich, Harrison and Mamaroneck on price, taxes and flood-zone considerations.
Homes for Sale
Rye listings
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Neighborhoods
Rye neighborhoods at a glance
Downtown Rye
Older homes and condos near Purchase Street shops, restaurants and the Metro-North station.
Milton Point
Waterfront and water-view homes on a peninsula along Milton Harbor.
Indian Village
A neighborhood of Colonials and Tudors on curving streets near the Sound.
Rye Gardens & Greenhaven
Established single-family neighborhoods close to the water and to Rye Neck.
Market Snapshot
The Rye market right now
Rye is one of the tightest markets in the county. Homes are selling fast and well above asking.
Schools
Rye City School District
Most of the city is served by the Rye City School District, with three elementary schools, Rye Middle School and Rye High School.
- Rye High SchoolGrades 9–12
- Rye Middle SchoolGrades 6–8
- Midland SchoolElementary
- Milton SchoolElementary
- Osborn SchoolElementary
Part of the Rye area is served by the Rye Neck district, and Rye Brook is served by Blind Brook. Always confirm the district for a specific property.
Getting Around
Commute & transportation
- Metro-North New Haven LineRye station downtown; trains reach Grand Central in about 40–45 minutes.
- Major highwaysI-95, I-287 and the Hutchinson River Parkway.
- Westchester County AirportAbout 15 minutes away.
- GreenwichDowntown Greenwich is about 10 minutes east.
Selling in Rye?
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Rye FAQ
Questions buyers and sellers ask
What do homes cost in Rye, NY?
In September 2026 the median sale price in Rye was about $3.0 million, with homes selling in a median of 14 days at about 108% of list price. Monthly figures can swing in a small market.
Is Rye Brook the same as Rye?
No. Rye Brook is a separate village in the Town of Rye, served by the Blind Brook school district. The City of Rye has its own government and the Rye City School District.
Should I worry about flood zones in Rye?
Some coastal and low-lying areas are in FEMA flood zones, which can affect insurance costs. We check flood maps and insurance history for every home our buyers consider.
How long is the commute from Rye to Manhattan?
Metro-North New Haven Line trains from Rye reach Grand Central in about 40–45 minutes.
What is my Rye home worth?
Request a free valuation and we'll prepare a pricing analysis based on recent comparable sales in Rye, usually within one business day.
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