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Bronxville, NY

Bronxville started as a self-contained community, partly due to its geography. Its borders are a combination of natural and man-made demarcations - the Bronx River Parkway, the Bronx River, the White Plains Post Road, the Cross County Parkway, the railroad and its pre-set municipal boundaries. When New York City’s population spilled north of Manhattan during the 19th century, one of the country hamlets in its path was Bronxville, which offered a few scattered structures near the Bronx River, a stop on the New York and Harlem Railroad.

Only one square mile in area, Bronxville Village embodies characteristics that city planners now recognize as crucial to the successful community: pedestrian scale, house and street placement guided by topography, a mix of housing from studio apartment to mansion, a cohesive shopping area, and public transportation. Almost fully developed in the early decades of the 20^th century, Bronxville benefited from a sustained standard of architectural design and quality.

The result is a community of graceful homes and streets, virtually all within walking distance of a train station 28 minutes from the heart of Manhattan. Throughout its century of official existence, Bronxville’s residents have maintained a vibrant community dedicated to the generous support of its public school, churches, hospital, library, college and municipal government.

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