Downtown, New Rochelle

Located along Metro North just two miles from the Bronx border, New Rochelle has a diverse population, offers great schools, restaurants, shops and other amenities. Settled by French Huguenots in 1688, New Rochelle is the second largest city in Westchester. Its former industrial downtown has been transformed by condominiums, high-rises, offices, shopping centers and the 1.2 million square foot New Roc City. An entertainment destination with a 19 screen multiplex and a host of diversions, including black-light bowling, mini golf, and ice skating rink, New Roc City brings a dynamic energy to New Rochelle’s traditional main street vibe. A real American main street with a more bohemian and humble feel complements New Roc City’s glitz. Miss seeing actual blades of grass? Enjoy New Rochelle’s 105-acre Glen Island Park, and 60-acre Sheldrake Lake Park. The city also offers country, yacht, and beach clubs and operates a 300-slip marina with 150 moorings.