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Welcome!
Welcome to Irvington-on-Hudson, NY!
Washington Irving, America's first great literary figure, lived in and wrote about this
area. His home, Sunnyside, is open to the public.
p Commencing in the 1850s, Irvington became a veritable showplace of opulent estates.
Though some remain, there is now a diverse mix of housing ranking from new condominiums to
older village colonials.
Irvington remains a delightful river village and is 37 express minutes from Grand
Central via the Hudson Division of Metro-North.
Route 9 runs through the village giving easy access to the Cross Westchester Expressway
(Rte. 287) and the New York Thruway with the Saw Mill Parkway on its eastern boundary.
(from The Lower Hudson Valley Villages published by the Hudson
Sprain Association of Real Estate Brokers, Inc.)
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