Waccabuc, NY (10597) ~ Town of Lewisboro

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Distance from Waccabuc, NY to NYC: 50 Miles

Located on the Connecticut boarder, Waccabuc, NY is one of six hamlets within the town of Lewisboro. They consist of Goldens Bridge, Cross River, Waccabuc, South Salem, Lewisboro and Vista, NY.Waccabuc, NY began as a vacation home for the Mead family. Located in Lewisboro, Westchester County, the core road of this hamlet is still known for the family who started the settlement, Mead Street. The area around the Mead family vacation property has grown into Waccabuc, NY while the immediate vacation home area has become a private club, the Waccabuc Country Club Mead.

Waccabuc, NY features a picturesque landscape with high standards of living; the median home value is over $743,000 and the median household income is approximately $139,000. With a population of just 750 people, there's room to breathe and to live life to the fullest. Yet, Waccabuc, NY is still close to work. The average commute for residents of Waccabuc, NY is under 45 minutes.

Waccabuc, NY's strict zoning laws ensure the beauty of the town will survive with its heritage intact. Stately homes are set about on sprawling manicured lawns, homes spaced with room for privacy on multiple acres. Waccabuc, NY attracts those looking for some space, privacy and upscale living a little off the beaten path. There's no indication it will change any time soon, either. Since 2000, the population of Waccabuc, NY has only increased by 1.18%.

Waccabuc, NY's a place to call home when others can only call it a vacation.