West Hills, NY

167 Apartments for Rent

Poetic upbringings: famous American poet, Walt Whitman, was born in West Hills on May 31, 1819.

West Hills covers a total area of 4.9 square miles (13 square kilometers), and is home to 5,607 people. Not impressed? Did we mention Walt Whitman was born here? Oh, we already did? Well...Henry Stimson is from here, too! Bet ya didn't know that.

Moving to West Hills

Whatever your preferences, relocating to West Hills requires a significant amount of funds to cover rent or home buying. The search for suitable homes is influenced by many factors, these include your budget, the type of setting you fancy, among others.

Property prices

The area offers a wide variety of homes and duplexes for rent. Approaching real estate brokers is a logical option, they could help you identify the best available properties based on your preferences. Renters will certainly find it easy to secure suitable 3 bedroom houses for rent. There are few all utilities paid apartments available in the area, but you should still check with brokers for any available one bedroom apartments.

West Hills Neighborhoods

The neighborhoods of West Hills are overflowing with Victorians as well as arts and crafts-style cottages. Shingled colonials also feature prominently punctuated by a mix of newer split-levels and traditional old-style properties. Winding roads contribute to the affluent character of this hamlet. West Hills' geographic limits are characterized by walkability akin to adjacent neighborhoods.

Cold Spring Hills: Nestled in a wooded area, this neighborhood is filled with medium and large homes. Cold Spring Hills is located within walking distance of three top restaurants: Piccola Bussola, Pomodorino and Subway. Residents also enjoy easy access to nearby recreational amenities, including Cold Spring Country Club, Hawk Valley Preserve and Oakwood Park.

Dorchester: This quiet neighborhood offers a variety of newer and older homes to suit different budgets. It is hard not to fall in love with this area. Its tree-lined streets are complemented by well-manicured lawns creating a beautiful suburban setting.

Living in West Hills

Half of the residents in West Hills commute for 25 minutes or more to work. Huntington Station connects the town with midtown Manhattan. The forty-mile journey to Pennsylvania Station takes up to 60 minutes during peak hours. Para-transit services are available to senior citizens and the disabled. West Hills residential properties often take a little longer to sell but units keep moving, especially in the mid-price ranges.

The area is perfect for horse owners; it features large properties adjoining horse trails and County Parkland. West Hills County Park is popular with residents; its deciduous forest is filled to the brim with dazzling flora and fauna. There is an abundance of picturesque nature trails. The park also offers primitive shelters, lean-tos and campsites.

Enjoy quality time with family and friends in West Hills' diverse range of fine restaurants. Whatever your taste or preferences, there is a quality establishment nearby to satisfy your needs. The local eateries are first-rate culinary destinations, thanks to the use of fresh and high quality ingredients. You can never go wrong with the combination of cozy ambiance and a fantastic location.

Top local restaurants include La Parma and Piccola Bussola. La Parma offers sumptuous dishes designed to cater for different tastes. One of their popular offerings is the Veal La Parma (veal scaloppini with mushrooms, onions and topped with red sauce). Well-known for its great sauces, Piccola Bussola offers top Italian dishes, including calamari, seafood salad and chicken parmesan with fish or fried zucchini.