Is Irvington, NY a village or a town?

Irvington is an incorporated village inside the Town of Greenburgh in Westchester County. It has its own mayor and board, police department and village tax; the Town of Greenburgh assesses its properties and collects the town, county and school taxes. It was renamed from Dearman in 1854 and incorporated in 1872.

Is East Irvington part of the Village of Irvington?

No. East Irvington is an unincorporated neighborhood of the Town of Greenburgh that shares the Irvington 10533 mailing address. Its homes pay no Village of Irvington tax, pay the town's higher outside-villages rate plus an East Irvington Fire Protection District charge, and are served by the Greenburgh Police Department.

How long is the train from Irvington to Grand Central?

The fastest weekday morning peak train from the Irvington station reaches Grand Central in 43 minutes; the median of its 15 peak trains is 47 minutes (Metro-North timetable as of March 29, 2026). The village's Ardsley-on-Hudson station, one stop south, has a 41-minute fastest trip and a 45-minute median.

How much is a monthly Metro-North ticket from Irvington?

Irvington is in fare Zone 4, where a monthly ticket to Grand Central costs $271.50 at MTA fares effective January 4, 2026. Tarrytown, the next stop north, is Zone 5 at $313.00: $41.50 more a month, or $498 a year.

What are property taxes in Irvington, NY?

On the rates billed in 2026, a typical home in the Village of Irvington and the Irvington school district pays about $29.55 per $1,000 of assessed value before exemptions such as STAR: $18.6808 school and $7.2806 village for 2026-27, plus smaller town, county, sewer and refuse lines. Assessments are at 100 percent of market value, so that is roughly $29,552 on a $1,000,000 assessment.

Which school district serves Irvington, NY?

The Irvington Union Free School District serves almost all of the Village of Irvington, plus parts of the Village of Tarrytown and unincorporated Greenburgh. A small part of the village is in the Dobbs Ferry district. The district line does not follow the village line, so confirm the district for a specific address with the Irvington District Registrar before you buy.

What do homes cost in Irvington, NY?

Houlihan Lawrence reports an Irvington single-family median of $1,590,000 for 2026 through August 31, up from $1,343,000 on 70 sales in 2025; the Westchester County single-family median was $1,240,000 in Q2 2026. Condominiums and co-ops are not in that figure.

Is Washington Irving's Sunnyside in Irvington?

Sunnyside has an Irvington mailing address, 3 West Sunnyside Lane, and sits at the northern edge of the village. On the Westchester County tax roll and in Census boundaries, though, the parcel holding Sunnyside's buildings is in the Village of Tarrytown, just over the line; a smaller Historic Hudson Valley parcel on Sunnyside Lane is inside Irvington.

Can Irvington residents get commuter parking permits?

Yes, and only Irvington village residents can. The 2026 village permit costs $531 a year for the Ardsley-on-Hudson station lot and $100 for the Aqueduct, South Buckhout Street and East Sunnyside Lane resident lots. A waiting list can apply; check with the Village Clerk at 85 Main Street.

How does Irvington compare with Tarrytown?

Irvington is Zone 4 at $271.50 a month; Tarrytown is Zone 5 at $313.00. Tarrytown has 17 morning peak trains to Irvington's 15 and a quicker fastest trip, 40 minutes against 43, but a slower median, 49 against 47. Their 2025-26 village tax rates were similar, $7.4714 and $7.3792, and part of Tarrytown lies in the Irvington school district.