 Distance to NYC: 16 miles
Area: Less than 1 square mile
The Village of Tuckahoe, located in the Town of Eastchester, began as a farming community and was later famous for its beautiful marble. The Tuckahoe Marble Quarry was a major marble producer for the world. Today, Tuckahoe offers residents a strong sense of community and is a highly sought-after place to live. It has a diverse mix of housing, from quaint, affordable homes, condo and rental apartments to luxury housing. There are a variety of shops and wonderful restaurants. It is centrally located, close to Manhattan as well as White Plains and there are two Metro North train stations located in the village.
Educational Facilities
The Tuckahoe School District is home to The William E. Cottle Elementary School, Tuckahoe Middle School and Tuckahoe High School. Immaculate Conception School is dedicated to educating children while also providing a strong Christian foundation. The average class size in both districts is approximately 20 students. About 20% of Tuckahoe’s residents are enrolled in the Eastchester School District. There are two community programs offering before and after school care to students as well as homework assistance and tutoring. Quest, an after school enrichment program for elementary school students, is run by graduate students from the College of New Rochelle.
Recreational Facilities
The Village of Tuckahoe offers plenty of recreational opportunities. Residents can jog, bike or fish at the 14 acre Parkway Oval. There are tennis courts, a playground and picnic area in Main Street Park. The popular 116 acre Lake Isle Park offers four swimming pools, twelve tennis courts and an 18-hole golf course for village resident’s use.
Houses of Worship
Include Immaculate Conception Church and Church of the Assumption, both of which are Roman Catholic and African Methodist Episcopal and Shiloh Baptist Church.
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