Everything Within Reach
Set on the wooded hillsides of Tuxedo, in southern Orange County, The Village at Tuxedo Reserve is built around a walkable village center — where home, shopping, dining, and the outdoors all sit within a few minutes of your front door.

A Vibrant Town Center
• A curated village center with neighborhood retail, dining, and everyday conveniences designed for walkability — daily luxuries and errands alike, all within strolling distance
• A central Village Green for gatherings, seasonal events, and everyday community life, as well as a seasonal ice skating rink
A Tranquil Escape
• Approximately 30 miles north of New York City
• Just minutes from commuter rail at the Tuxedo train station, with service to Midtown Manhattan in about an hour
• A dedicated jitney service connects the Village to the train station, making a car-free commute an everyday option
• Quick highway access via Route 17 and the New York State Thruway (I-87)
For the Whole Family
Children's Programming and Facilities
• Onsite playground, sports field, and child-friendly hiking trails
• Stagehouse and child-focused events/programming at the Village Green
• Ice skating lessons, hockey, and birthday parties at Village Ice
Daycare / Education
• K-12 Tuxedo Union Free School District public school, accessible via walking or biking along Tuxedo Reserve’s own backroads
• 2s-9 Tuxedo Park School, a private school located nearby within Tuxedo Park
Surrounded by Protected Wilderness
• Nestled between Harriman State Park and Sterling Forest State Park, representing more than 70,000 acres of forever-protected natural splendor at your doorstep
• Direct access to a network of nature trails connecting to hundreds of miles of hiking, biking, and recreation paths, including stretches of the Appalachian Trail
• Swimming, boating, and fishing on the lakes, rivers, and beaches of the surrounding parks
A Storied Setting
• Part of historic Tuxedo — one of America's first planned communities and a Gilded Age retreat, and the namesake of the tuxedo itself
• A legacy of refined country living, reimagined for how people want to live today