Eastchester, Suburban town in Westchester County, New York, United States
Eastchester is a residential town in Westchester County situated between Yonkers and New Rochelle with neighborhoods, schools, and local businesses serving its residents. The area includes green spaces and parks that break up the suburban layout and give the town its neighborhood character.
The town was founded in 1664 when settlers from Fairfield, Connecticut received land rights and established their community in the area. This early colonial settlement became the foundation for the town that exists today.
The Marble Schoolhouse represents how education was valued in the community long ago through its distinctive architecture. Walking by this building gives you a sense of how seriously early settlers took learning and community development.
Twin Lakes County Park offers walking trails and open areas for visitors to explore and enjoy outdoor activities year-round. The park has multiple entrances with nearby parking, making it convenient to visit at any time.
The town's name comes from Eastchester in England, preserving that historical connection in its identity today. This English heritage is still visible in the architecture and layout of the older neighborhoods.
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