Rye, NY – A city with much to offer

Located just over 30 miles from New York City, the city of Rye is a great place to call home and a welcoming city to visitors. The city has much to offer from the outstanding school district, community atmosphere, historical relevance or beautiful waterfronts, Rye truly has it all.

Many residents start their weekends off by texting in an order at Jerry’s Post Road Market for one of its famous and undeniably delicious bacon, egg and cheese breakfast sandwiches. And if those don’t already entice you, Rye has plenty of restaurants to suit the taste buds of any and all residents, including the classically charming Kelly's Sea Level, my personal favorite.

Traveling to and from Rye is nothing short of a breeze due to the convenient Rye exits on I-95 and I-287. Likewise, the train station offers an easy commute to Grand Central or into Connecticut. Upon returning to the Rye station, you can stop by the adjacent Sunrise Pizza for a mouthwatering slice or cozy up to a drink at the Rye Grill & Bar.

"the train station offers an easy commute to Grand Central or into Connecticut"

Rye is also home to many beach and golf clubs, where members can enjoy summertime drinks on the beach among friends. Take advantage of the many summer day camps for the kids to participate and practice in athletics like swimming, tennis, or golf, among many others.

And of course, there’s Playland Amusement Park — home to the Dragon Coaster, which is the oldest wooden roller coaster in the country. Open throughout the summer, Playland is a great place to bring kids for a fun day, especially since it’s adjacent to Rye Town Park. Whether it’s the beach, the park, the rides and games, or the fireworks, Playland has a place for everyone.

Rye is lively, yet peaceful. It’s scenic, yet understated, and it balances a perfect blend between quaint and modern.

"the train station offers an easy commute to Grand Central or into Connecticut"

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