Tarrytown, NY

Tarrytown is a Westchester County village on the east bank of the Hudson River, about twenty-five miles north of Midtown Manhattan. It has the commuter-rail access of the New York metro, but the setting is much older and more scenic than a plain bedroom suburb. The village is tied to Hudson Valley history, nearby Sleepy Hollow, and landmarks such as Lyndhurst and Washington Irving's Sunnyside, giving it a river-town character with real cultural weight.