Apartment$975,000
Bronxville

59 homes and apartments for sale in Bronxville, United States.
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24 properties shown
Apartment$975,000
Bronxville
Apartment$875,000
Bronxville

$1,250,000
Bronxville
Apartment$589,000
Bronxville
Apartment$375,000
Bronxville
Apartment$760,000
Bronxville
Apartment$2,150,000
Bronxville

$999,999
Bronxville
Apartment$250,000
Bronxville

$3,795,000
Bronxville
Apartment$385,000
Bronxville
Apartment$495,000
Bronxville
Apartment$415,000
Bronxville
Apartment$397,500
Bronxville

$749,000
Bronxville
Apartment$267,500
Bronxville
Apartment$419,000
Bronxville
Apartment$329,000
Bronxville
Apartment$220,000
Bronxville
Apartment$319,000
Bronxville
Apartment$550,000
Bronxville

$1,395,000
Bronxville

$2,400,000
Bronxville

$1,850,000
Bronxville
Buyer's guide: Bronxville
Bronxville real estate is a commuter-village market in Westchester County, a short train ride from Manhattan. RealEstateAbroad lists 59 properties here with a median asking price of €858,216, or roughly €5,349 per m², and a very wide spread from €395,137 to €2,053,460 for the middle half.
Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad, converted from dollars to euros. Price per square metre uses all 59 listings.
| Indicator | Value |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €858,216 |
| Range (p25 to p75) | €395,137 to €2,053,460 |
| Median per m² | €5,349 |
| Median size | 164 m² |
| Listings | 59 |
The split is nearly even: 30 apartments and 29 houses. Bedroom counts run from 3 studios through 8 one-bedrooms and 12 two-bedrooms, up to 16 four-bedroom and 11 five-plus homes. That gives two very different buyer groups: pied-à-terre and starter buyers in apartments, and families in large detached houses.
Many apartments in this part of New York are co-ops, where a board approves each buyer and may ask for large deposits or proof of liquid assets. Foreign buyers should ask early whether a building is a co-op or a condominium, because condos are generally simpler for non-residents. See national lists of apartments and houses.
Bronxville is a small village with a compact centre, a station on the Metro-North line into Grand Central, and a well-regarded school district. Sarah Lawrence College is next door, and the historic Lawrence Park area is known for its architecture. Nearby markets include Scarsdale, New Rochelle, Yonkers, White Plains and the Bronx. Fort Lee is across the Hudson in New Jersey, so treat it as a different state with different taxes.
No visa is needed to buy US property. Expect high local property taxes in Westchester, and ask for the last tax bill rather than relying on a listing figure. In New York State the buyer pays a 1% mansion tax on residential purchases of $1m or more, and closing costs are higher than in most states; verify the current amounts with a New York attorney. Lenders may require a larger deposit from non-residents, and cash is common.
See the US buying guide, mortgage options and the United States overview. The mortgage calculator helps you test budgets.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Many apartments in the New York area are co-ops, though condominiums exist too. Always check the form of ownership.
Metro-North trains run to Grand Central, but timetables vary. Check the current schedule for your preferred train.
Yes, with no visa required. Co-op boards may impose extra financial requirements.
From about €395,137 at the lower quartile to about €2,053,460 at the upper quartile.
Westchester has some of the highest property tax bills in the US, so check the actual annual bill.