The Property and Surrounding Area
The Club, located 30 miles north of Manhattan, is being developed in the heart of Westchester County’s Briarcliff Manor, as a premier retirement community. The 59 acres dedicated to The Club has undeniable natural beauty with elevation changes that will frame the Upper Village and Lower Village.
Mature trees and scenic vistas retain the original landscaping designed by Frederick Law Olmsted, renowned landscape architect of Central Park. A variety of walking trails will allow you to enjoy the picturesque scenery as you meander through the grounds. The Club will also feature design elements reminiscent of the former Briarcliff Lodge, an elite vacation destination that was established on the site in 1902.
The favorable location of The Club will allow you to enjoy retirement living by exploring the charming family-owned shops, restaurants and cafés as well as the diverse entertainment in Westchester County. From the Jacob Burns Film Center and the Caramoor Center for Music and the Arts to the Rockefeller State Park Preserve, you can plan your day as you please.
Other exciting activities to complement your active retirement lifestyle, include the local Farmers Markets and the Hudson Valley Riverboat Tours, so whether home or away, you will have access to exceptional events and recreation. The Hudson Line of Westchester County’s Metro-North train service stops at the Scarborough Station, less than two miles from The Club at Briarcliff Manor, and provides transportation to Grand Central Station in Manhattan. Westchester County's senior friendly Bee-Line Bus stops throughout Briarcliff Manor and provides transportation to White Plains, Scarsdale, Rye and the surrounding Sound Shore communities.
