Hastings-on-Hudson is a Hudson River village in southern Westchester — walkable downtown, riverfront parks, and a Metro-North Hudson Line station with direct service to Grand Central (about 35–40 minutes depending on the train). The village sits south of Dobbs Ferry and north of Yonkers; across the river are the Palisades. Buyers often come for the village scale, the Saturday farmers market, the Old Croton Aqueduct Trail, and a downtown where you still run into neighbors on Spring Street and Warburton.
Homes here range from hillside colonials and Tudors to downtown condos and walk-ups near the shops and the train. Sellers compete in a tight local market where buyers compare Hastings block-by-block with Dobbs Ferry, Irvington, and Tarrytown — not against generic Westchester averages.
Work with a broker based in the village
Rivertown Rose Real Estate is an independent brokerage with a walk-in storefront at 10 Spring Street — right in the middle of Hastings. When you hire Rivertown Rose, you work directly with the broker: pricing, marketing, negotiation, and the closing table. No handoff to a junior agent, no call-center lead form.
For buyers moving up from Manhattan or Brooklyn, village tours matter. We walk the schools, the farmers market, the Metro-North platform, and where you’d actually get coffee on a Sunday — because buying here is choosing a village, not just a house. Local referral networks (attorneys, inspectors, contractors, and repair folks neighbors actually use) come from living, working, and volunteering here — not a corporate vendor list. More about how Rivertown Rose works →
Buying or selling in Hastings-on-Hudson?
Ron Cohen (Yaron Cohen) is a licensed real estate broker at Rivertown Rose, 10 Spring Street, Hastings-on-Hudson, NY. Call or text 914-478-1505, email info@therivertownrose.com, or walk into the office.