Enter an address to see the minutes on foot to the nearest Metro-North platform. The time assumes 3 mph and uses 1.35 times the straight-line distance for the street grid. It leaves out hills, traffic lights, and the stairs at the station. Across these editions the median house is 16 to 48 minutes from a platform. Ardsley Village has no station of its own.
The rings show 5, 10, and 15 minutes of walking.
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This is unofficial. It is not a sidewalk route, a timetable, or real-estate advice. Distance is measured from the center of the county parcel to the platform, times 1.35, at 3 mph. Check the walk on a map that shows sidewalks and the schedule on MTA Metro-North. The station locations are the published platforms. Built October 27, 2026. How the number is made. Terms.
Median walk in each edition
Residential lots from the state's tax parcel data, property class 200s. The station named is the one most lots in that town are closest to, and it is not always a stop inside the village line.
We measure the straight-line distance from the center of the lot to the nearest Metro-North platform, multiply it by 1.35 for the street grid, and divide by a walking speed of 3 miles per hour. Hills, traffic lights, and the stairs at the platform are not included. Method: how the number is made.
Does Ardsley have a train station?
Ardsley Village does not. Ardsley-on-Hudson is a Hudson Line stop in Irvington. From the village the nearest platforms are usually Hartsdale on the Harlem Line or Dobbs Ferry on the Hudson Line.
Does the time include the train ride?
No. It ends at the platform. The wait for the train, the ride into Grand Central or Harlem-125th, and a parking search are extra.
Which stations are on the map?
Harlem Line from Fleetwood to North White Plains, then Pleasantville, Chappaqua and Mount Kisco for New Castle. Hudson Line from Greystone to Philipse Manor. New Haven Line from New Rochelle to Port Chester. Those are the stops that serve these editions.