Ardsley-On-Hudson

Ardsley-on-Hudson, not to be confused with the village of Ardsley, is actually a small hamlet located in the village of Irvington.

Ardsley dwellers often go to the village of Irvington to meet their culinary desires. There you will find quite a few high quality restaurants like the Red Hat on the River with its excellent eats, beautiful riverfront dining and live jazz sessions. Also nearby is Chutney Masala Bistro, Mimo Vinoteca, River City Grille, Il Sorriso Ristorante Italiano, Buon Gusto Restaurant and the Day Boat Café.

The adorable Main Street of Irvington does have a few good restaurants, some cute shops and the stately Irvington Town Hall which actually boasts an amazing theatre with Broadway shows and concerts.

There is a great deal of interesting history in the area and numberous estates to be visited such as Sunnyside, the famous old home of writer Washington Irving.

There a ton of walking trails and bike paths in the area including a portion of the Old Croton Trailway State Park, the Irvington’s Woods Hiking Trails and the appropriately named Scenic Hudson Park.

The closest Metro North Train Station is in nearby Irvington and has a commute time to Grand Central Station of about 50 minutes.

Ardsley-on-Hudson is quite safe and the crime rate is low.

Ardsley-on-Hudson students are a part of the Irvington school district which is excellent. The median SAT score is 1755 and it is reported that 92% of its high school students do go on to attend college.

The median household income is $127,690. The median home value is $634,875 and the median rental rate is $1,564

Ardsley-on-Hudson is 83% White, 8% Asian, 6% Hispanic and 1.5% African American.

Ardsley-on-Hudson has a population of 6,420 with the median age being 40.