Centro Larchmont
110 Chatsworth Ave,
Larchmont, NY 10538
$14,000
3 Beds
Sitting on the edge of Long Island Sound in Westchester County, Larchmont is a village where the calm of coastal New England and the pulse of New York City manage to coexist on the same Metro-North line. Manor Park offers sweeping waterfront views and open green space, while the walkable downtown core—known locally as "the Village"—serves up independent shops, charming cafes, and a genuine sense of place. A 30-minute train ride connects residents to Midtown Manhattan, making Larchmont a practical and scenic home base for city commuters.
The rental landscape here includes everything from classic pre-war apartments to townhomes and updated apartment communities tucked into tree-lined streets. The Larchmont Yacht Club and a packed community calendar—featuring July 4th festivities, the beloved Ragamuffin Halloween Parade, and summer concerts—give the area an energetic, year-round social rhythm. Originally inhabited by the Siwanoy people and later explored by Dutch settlers in 1614, Larchmont has centuries of history woven into its compact, walkable streets. With the Sound at its doorstep and the city just down the tracks, life here strikes a balance that’s genuinely hard to find.
As of April 2026, the average apartment rent in Larchmont, NY is $1,719 for a studio, $1,987 for one bedroom, $5,674 for two bedrooms, and $9,277 for three bedrooms. Apartment rent in Larchmont has increased by 0.8% in the past year.
Explore how walkable, bikeable, drivable, and transit-friendly Larchmont, NY is for everyday living.
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