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Lewisboro: A Combination Of Old And New

Lewisboro: A Combination Of Old And New

June 20, 2022

Lewisboro is a town named after early settler John Lewis, and it is located in Westchester County and is a suburb of New York City. Its roots date back to 1747 when it was first acquired from natives and was originally known as Salem before changing its moniker in 1806. The area teems with Revolutionary War history and has sites travelers can visit, such as Sarah Bishop’s Cave, a dwelling place of a woman who lived life as a hermit after harsh dealings with British soldiers.

A number of older homes still dot the landscaped, renovated for modern living, and families can enjoy outdoor recreation, such as fishing for anglers and other activities on the region’s numerous lakes and streams. Also known for its foodies, Lewisboro offers fresh produce markets and bakeries for those with adventurous palates.

Commuters can reach Grand Central Station within 70 minutes via Katonah with its plethora of jobs. Ridgefield, Connecticut is just a short drive from Lewisboro and has a large commercial area with plenty of shopping. For outdoor enthusiasts, Ward Pound Ridge Reservations provides ample opportunity for hiking and more with its 4,700 acres.

Real Estate

The median price for a home in Lewisboro is $795,000 or $313 per square foot. Listings will remain on the market for an average of 48 days before selling, and 78 properties have sold so far in 2022.  There are currently 46 homes available for purchase.

Education

Parents of young children can choose from Increase Miller and Meadow Pond Elementary Schools, both of which enjoy a 9 out of 10 rating from Great Schools. Middle Schoolers can attend John Jay Middle School with its 7 out of 10 ranking, and older students have access to John Jay High School with its 9 out of 10 points.

Sokol Group helps homeowners whose annual assessments are too high by initiating the property tax grievance process. Assisting residents of Orange, Westchester, and Rockland counties and those living in the Hudson Valley, reach out to us today for more information.

Photo courtesy of Wikipedia By Aaronw1109 – Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0, Browns Reservoir seen from Silver Spring Road in the hamlet of Vista https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=111555269

 

 

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