A vein of white marble was discovered under Tuckahoe, NY, in 1818 and the village soon became one of the world's major marble producers. However, the supply gradually dwindled and had all but disappeared by the early 1900s.

Tuckahoe is a small town (the population was 6,486 at the 2010 census) and you'll find a real sense of community here. It's the sort of village where new residents can expect to be welcomed with a fresh apple pie and scolded if their lawn gets too long. However, it's within easy reach of New York City if you sometimes crave all-night entertainment.

Renting in Tuckahoe

If you're looking for a house or apartment to rent in Tuckahoe, it shouldn't take you too long to find your ideal property. The percent of renter-occupied homes is much higher than the national average, which means there's plenty of choice on the rental market, whether you're looking for cozy one-bedroom apartments or spacious five-bedroom houses. You probably only need to start looking for rental homes around four weeks before you aim to move in, but you may need longer if you have very specific requirements.

Tuckahoe Neighborhoods

It's important to recognize that there's a fair amount of difference between neighborhoods in Tuckahoe. Where you choose to live will probably depend on your requirements in terms of property size and convenience.

Oak: While this neighborhood isn't on the wrong side of the tracks, it is close to one of Tuckahoe's two rail stations. You can find high rise apartments, smaller apartment buildings, and houses in this area.

Columbus: This area is convenient for its proximity to a number of stores and restaurants.

Lake: If you like green space and treelined boulevards, this might be the area for you. Homes tend to be on the larger side, so you won't have to worry about slimming down your wardrobe or selling your ski gear before moving here.

Life in Tuckahoe

Community is key in Tuckahoe, so the Tuckahoe Community Center gets plenty of use. All kinds of activities, programs, and workshops take place here, for residents from all age groups and walks of life. There are some amazing places to eat in the village, from Mambo 64, which serves phenomenal tapas dishes; to Roma Restaurant, which is the perfect place to grab some authentic Italian food. While there might not be a huge amount going on in the area, if you take the train from either Tuckahoe or Crestwood station, you can make it to Grand Central Terminal in under 40 minutes.

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