Living in Bronxville, NY
Homes, neighborhoods & commute guide
A walkable one-square-mile village with Tudor homes and a 30-minute train to Manhattan.
Franchel Mendoza · SERHANT. · The Garay Team · Bilingual English & SpanishWhy people choose Bronxville
Bronxville is a small, walkable village known for its Tudor architecture, tree-lined streets and village center around the Metro-North station. The Bronxville postal area also includes nearby parts of Yonkers and Eastchester, which gives buyers more options at different price points.
Neighborhoods and areas
- Bronxville village
- Lawrence Park
- Bronxville Manor area
- Bronxville P.O. (Yonkers and Eastchester)
Homes in Bronxville
Tudors, colonials and Arts and Crafts homes, historic Lawrence Park properties, and co-ops and condos within walking distance of the train.
Commute and getting around
Bronxville station on the Metro-North Harlem Line. Grand Central is often about 30 minutes on faster trains; check MTA TrainTime for your exact train.
Parks, dining and landmarks
Pondfield Road and Kraft Avenue shops and restaurants, the Bronx River Reservation, and Sarah Lawrence College nearby.
Selling a home in Bronxville
Buying in Bronxville
Franchel Mendoza
Franchel Mendoza is a bilingual (English and Spanish) real estate agent with SERHANT. and The Garay Team, based in Yonkers 10710. He helps buyers and sellers in Bronxville with pricing, marketing, negotiation and every step to closing, in the language you are most comfortable with.
These homes could be available for you, so act now. Every situation is different; reach out and Franchel will walk you through yours.
Bronxville real estate FAQ
What is it like to live in Bronxville, NY?
Bronxville is a small, walkable village known for its Tudor architecture, tree-lined streets and village center around the Metro-North station. The Bronxville postal area also includes nearby parts of Yonkers and Eastchester, which gives buyers more options at different price points.
How long is the commute from Bronxville to Manhattan?
Bronxville station on the Metro-North Harlem Line. Grand Central is often about 30 minutes on faster trains; check MTA TrainTime for your exact train.
What kinds of homes are in Bronxville?
Tudors, colonials and Arts and Crafts homes, historic Lawrence Park properties, and co-ops and condos within walking distance of the train.
What school district serves Bronxville?
Bronxville Union Free School District (village addresses); nearby Bronxville P.O. addresses may be served by Eastchester, Tuckahoe or Yonkers schools.
Who is a bilingual real estate agent for Bronxville?
Franchel Mendoza is a bilingual English and Spanish real estate agent with SERHANT. and The Garay Team who serves Bronxville and nearby towns. Call or text (917) 243-1531 or book a call on franchelmendoza.com.
How do I find out what my Bronxville home is worth?
Request a free home value review from Franchel Mendoza. He prepares a pricing range from recent nearby sales and walks you through it, in English or Spanish. Call or text (917) 243-1531.
Nearby town guides
Helpful links for Bronxville
- Official Bronxville website
- Westchester County government
- MTA train schedules (TrainTime)
- Map of Bronxville
- Search homes for sale in Bronxville
- Free home value review
- Featured properties
- Back to all town guides
- Franchel Mendoza homepage
Updated: November 6, 2026. Information is provided for general guidance and is believed reliable but not guaranteed. Commute times, school districts and boundaries change; verify with the official sources linked above. School district names are listed for reference only.