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Rye Brook is home to the splendid William E. Ward House, a landmark of the National Register of Historic Places. "Ward's Castle," as locals refer to it, not only looks pretty impressive, but is also the first building made entirely from reinforced concrete in the United States.
Rye Brook is just one of those places everybody wants to live in, featuring beautiful mature trees, stately colonial homes, access to the Sound Shore for boating in the summer, friendly neighbors and plenty of historical sites. It's no wonder Rye Brook features some of the most sought-after homes in New York. On top of everything, Rye Brook is relatively close to Manhattan, both by car or train, allowing you to enjoy the simple country life coupled with access to the Big Apple. Finding an apartment to buy or rent is not simple in Rye Brook, but this guide should give you some pointers to make the process much easier. View Rye Brook City Guide