Peekskill, New York
River City with soul — a Hudson River waterfront city of artists, Revolutionary and abolitionist history, walkable downtown energy, and a Metro-North station that puts Grand Central about an hour away. More accessible price points in northern Westchester with genuine character.
Search Peekskill Homes
Set your range and go straight to live Peekskill listings on the MLS — primarily ZIP 10566 (and nearby Lake Peekskill 10537).
Buyer & Seller Tools
Everything you need to run the numbers before you fall in love with a house. Fair Housing is the foundation of every conversation we have.
Principal and interest only — taxes, insurance, and any HOA fees are extra. This is an estimate; ask Rick for a lender referral to get pre-approved.
Explore Peekskill
Fly the city in 3D, or browse the local map of the waterfront, downtown, and Blue Mountain Reservation.
Zoom out to see how Peekskill sits on the Hudson River, with the Metro-North station, Riverfront Green, downtown arts district, and Blue Mountain Reservation nearby.
Take a guided 3D flyover of Peekskill — the Hudson waterfront, Riverfront Green, downtown Paramount and MOCA, Blue Mountain Reservation ridges, and the neighborhoods that make this river city unique.
Launch the Google Earth TourOpens in a new tab — Google Earth tours run best full-screen.
Peekskill Market Pulse
Live Peekskill market statistics from the MLS — updated automatically.
Tap any date to expand it. Sources: City of Peekskill, Destination Peekskill, Redfin, Zillow, Movoto, Houlihan Lawrence 2026 data. Ask Rick for a current pricing analysis on any street or neighborhood. We practice Fair Housing every day.
Peekskill Through the Lens
Aerial and on-the-ground views of the riverfront, downtown arts district, Blue Mountain, historic sites, and the neighborhoods that define the city.
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Life in Peekskill
Tap a card to see why buyers, artists, and investors keep choosing this corner of the Hudson Valley.
Riverfront Living +
Three miles of continuous parkland and shoreline. Riverfront Green, Scenic Hudson Park at Peekskill Landing, the Riverwalk, boat launches, and summer concerts put the Hudson right in daily life. Bald eagles are a regular sight over Peekskill Bay.
Arts & Culture +
Hudson Valley MOCA, the restored Paramount Hudson Valley Theater, working artist studios, street art, and a downtown that has been intentionally built around creativity since the 1990s. Live music, film, theater, and community events keep the calendar full.
History You Can Walk +
Continental Army headquarters in 1776, a major Underground Railroad and abolitionist center (including documented safe houses and the A.M.E. Zion Church), the Lincoln Depot Museum where President-elect Lincoln stopped, and layers of industrial and civil-rights history still visible on the streets.
Homes with Character +
From classic Victorians and center-hall colonials in the hills to downtown lofts, townhomes, and waterfront-adjacent living, Peekskill offers genuine variety at price points that still feel reachable compared with many neighboring Westchester communities. Inventory turns; well-presented homes move.
Peekskill Resources
Every link a Peekskill homeowner (or future homeowner) actually needs — tap a category to open it. Fair Housing resources included.
- City of Peekskill Official WebsiteCity services, departments, Common Council, alerts, permits, and community calendar.
- Westchester County GovernmentCounty resources, tax information, and regional updates.
- Peekskill Planning / Building / ZoningPermits, inspections, zoning, and land-use information.
- Peekskill Assessor / TaxesProperty tax payments, due dates, and assessment information.
- NYSEGElectric and gas utility service.
- Westchester County ClerkProperty records, deeds, and related documents.
- Westchester County Human Rights / Fair HousingKnow your rights. Housing discrimination is illegal — we help every buyer and seller equally.
- Blue Mountain Reservation1,500+ acres of trails, mountain-bike singletrack, picnic areas, and summit views — Westchester County park.
- Peekskill Parks & Recreation / Riverfront GreenWaterfront parks, pools, fields, programs, and events.
- The Field LibraryBusy community library at 4 Nelson Avenue with strong programs for all ages.
- Hudson Valley MOCAContemporary art museum and community cultural anchor.
- Paramount Hudson Valley TheaterHistoric Art Deco theater presenting live music, theater, film, and community events.
- Peekskill City School DistrictServes virtually the entire city — elementary through Peekskill High School.
- GreatSchools RatingsIndependent ratings and parent reviews (search by address for exact assignment).
- NYSED Report CardsOfficial New York State enrollment, graduation, and performance data.
- Metro-North — PeekskillHudson Line station — roughly 50–70 minutes to Grand Central depending on train.
- Westchester County Bee-LineCounty bus routes and schedules serving Peekskill.
- Peekskill Parks & Recreation / Youth ProgramsYouth sports, camps, swim lessons, and seasonal events.
- Field Library Youth ProgramsStory times, teen events, and enrichment offerings.
Peekskill Real Estate News Library
A curated starting archive of Peekskill’s housing and community story — filter by era or search a topic. Cards open the original source when available.
Call or text: 914-204-2546
Want ongoing local coverage? Follow City of Peekskill announcements, Destination Peekskill, and local outlets for week-to-week updates.
Thinking about Peekskill?
Whether you’re looking for riverfront energy, arts-district living, a first home with character, or simply want a clear picture of what your Peekskill home is worth in this market, Rick lives and works the Hudson Valley every day. We welcome every buyer and seller under Fair Housing.
Hudson Valley Realty Team · Briante Realty Group · Equal Housing Opportunity