Mount Ivy, NY

150 Apartments for Rent

"Autumn in New York / Why does it seem so exciting / Autumn in New York / It spells the thrill of first-knighting." -"Autumn in New York," Frank Sinatra

Technically a hamlet, Mount Ivy is a small city in New York state, lying just a bit north of that very famous Big Apple. Technically, Mount Ivy is an area that's a part of two towns: Ramapo and Haverstraw. However, despite its technical existence as a part of two other places, Mount Ivy is a place all its own, with its own character, community, and attractions.

Moving to Mount Ivy

If you're looking for an apartment to rent in Mount Ivy, consider looking in the spring, summer or fall. Winters can be cold, and who wants to get frostbite when you're looking at apartment complexes? If you're set on getting rental housing here, then prepare to submit your leasing application. What you'll need are IDs, bank statements, tax returns, pay stubs, and proof of employment. Also, be ready to put down a deposit on your home for rent. The amount is usually equal to at least two times the monthly rent for apartment homes, so you'll want to pinch your pennies before it's time to move!

Neighborhoods in Mount Ivy

Western Mount Ivy: Western Mount Ivy is a spread out, more remote part of town. It's on the western side of the Palisade Interstate Parkway, so while it's good for commuters because they can hop on the highway, it's not the best place for convenient shopping or errand-running.

Eastern Mount Ivy: The eastern part of town is where it's happening in Mount Ivy. Not only are there lovely neighborhoods, but shops and commercial property too. If you're looking for the most desirable property in the area, you've definitely found it here.

Living in Mount Ivy

Mount Ivy is a commuter town. A lot of people go all the way down south to New York City for work every day. The commute is convenient on the highway, and the drive isn't too long: only about 38 miles. People in town enjoy traditional suburban life with houses, yards, and convenient local amenities. One of the crown jewels of this town is South Mountain County Park and Mt. Ivy County Park. Two beautiful, scenic outdoor areas where people go to relax in nature, hike, bike, run, and enjoy everything that New York City doesn't give you.