Living & working in White Plains combines the satisfaction of success with the delight of clean, green suburban living for your family and your employees.  The city offers superb cultural and recreational facilities.  There are numerous active and passive public parks and nature areas, with over 20 percent of the City’s land is open space.  A residential community of nearly 54,00, the population soars to more than 200,000 during the day as office workers, shoppers and visitors arrive by car, rail, bus and plane.  White Plains is Westchester’s premier business market and is home to the county’s largest concentration of retail activity.

Downtown White Plains has become a corporate hub attracting high technology firms, major corporations and investments from local universities.  With nearly 1,700 units of new residential housing under construction in the downtown, it will soon become a major residential neighborhood as well.  White Plains is viewed by residents and visitors alike as one of the most attractive and desirable cities in the state in which to live, work and play.

Educational Facilities:                                                                  www.greatschools.net

Elementary Schools:  Church Street School, grades K-5, George Washington School, grades K-5,  Mamaroneck Avenue School, grades K-5, Post Road School, grades K-5,  Ridgeway School, grades K-5.   Middle Schools:  W.P. Middle Eastview, grades 6-8,  W.P. Middle Highlands, grades 6-8. High School:  W.P. High School, grades 9-12.

Recreational Facilities:

Living in “The City in the Park” offers leisure time opportunities to enjoy its outstanding recreation and cultural facilities.  The Recreation & Parks Department offers over one hundred sports and athletic programs, instructional classes, camps, cultural activities, special events and a variety of other activities annually.  These local options are enhanced by the County’s 18,000 acres of parklands, beaches, trails, golf courses, pools and boating facilities.  A state of the art library is centrally located in downtown and shows and events may be enjoyed at the Westchester County Center and The Westchester Conservatory of Music.

Wide choice of recreational & cultural activities:  Public & private facilities available, excellent & diverse dining experiences offered in the heart of historic Hudson Valley,  White Plains Library contains over 300,000 books, Westchester Council For the Arts,  Westchester Conservatory of Music Noontime Concerts in the park, Outdoor Art Festival,  Mini Grand Prix & Street Fairs, Local Theater.