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| VILLAGE OF SCARSDALE Scarsdale traces its roots back to Colonial times. In 1702, the "Lordship and Manor of Scarsdale," was granted to Caleb Heathcote by edict of King William III. The exquisite architecture is reminiscent of its English roots, making Scarsdale a community of classics. A quaint but bustling village of mostly single-family detached homes. Scarsdale offers an enviable quality of life amid the beauty of its setting. Shopping is pleasant in the village area with charming storefronts and a supermarket. In addition, Scarsdale's proximity to Eastchester and White Plains plus The Westchester and branches of many New York department stores within reach. Both the Bronx River Parkway and the Hutchinson River Parkway are nearby, giving a 35-minute access to New Yorks La Guardia and JFK International Airports. The Harlem Division of the Metro-North services Scarsdale with a 32-minute commute to Manhattan. The Scarsdale Union Free School District is a nationally acclaimed school system with a concern for excellence in education. The district includes five neighborhood elementary schools, one middle school and one high school. Scarsdale students continue to do well winning recognition locally and nationally for their achievements. Curriculum is basically college preparatory and 98% of Scarsdale's high school graduates continue their education in college with an exceptionally high number attending Ivy League Schools. Child care is provided by the program "Kids B.A.S.E." (Kids Before and After School Education), for kindergarten through 6th and the "Little School" a preschool day care center. Opportunities for leisure activities abound in Scarsdale. Public facilities include 19 tennis courts and 9 platform tennis courts. The popular municipal pool complex attracts many residents. The Recreation Department sponsors a variety of sports and also runs an outstanding summer day-camp. There are many park and playgrounds throughout the village. www.scarsdale.com/ |
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