About Rye

Rye refers to both a city and a town, both of which are found in the Empire State. The city of Rye has a population of approximately fourteen thousand nine hundred residents, while the town of Rye has a population of roughly forty three thousand nine hundred inhabitants. Both the city and the town are situated in Westchester County in the southeastern portion of New York. Rye was originally settled as early as sixteen sixty, and divided into a city and town in the year nineteen forty two. Residents of a Rye apartment for rent or house for rent can enjoy cultural destinations, historic attractions, and plenty of other fun things to see and do. Notable residents of Rye include Barbara Bush, Bob Woodruff, BJ Surhoff, Diana Williams, John Cunningham, George P Putnam, Lex Barker, and William Moulton Marston. Educational opportunities in Rye are offered by public schools including Osborn School, Midland School, Milton School, Rye Middle School, and High School, private institutions, and local colleges and universities. Residents of a Rye apartment rental or home rental can enjoy Crawford Park, Rye Town Park, Oakland Park, the Playland Park and Pool, the Rye Nature Center, and the Westchester County Playland Park.

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