White Plains offers convenient access to multiple transportation options, including two train stations connecting to the Harlem line and around 30 nearby bus routes, making commuting straightforward. The neighborhood provides easy proximity to grocery stores, clothing shops, restaurants, and cafes, ensuring daily needs are well met. Education is well supported with both public and private primary and high schools close by. Green spaces are abundant, providing pleasant outdoor areas despite the urban setting. Housing options are diverse, with various building types and sizes available, from lofts to multi-bedroom homes, many reflecting the character of mid-20th century architecture.
White Plains offers a wide selection of green spaces to enjoy, as well as some areas with a vibrant ambience. There are a few parks nearby for residents to explore, such as Delfino Park and Gillie Park, which makes them very easy to access from most locations in the city. Finally, many parts of White Plains is quite quiet, however noise can be an issue close to the railway line or Cross Westchester Expy.
Parks, schools, dining, and what makes this neighborhood special
Nestled at the intersection of Fisher Avenue and Irving Place, this 1.67‑acre local gem offers a swimming pool, playground, basketball courts, and shaded picnic areas—perfect for family outings and community recreation in Fisher Hill.
Located at 350 Main Street just a short distance from Fisher Hill, Eastview Middle School serves sixth‑grade students in the White Plains district and is a central fixture for neighborhood families navigating school transitions.
Sitting along Post Road on the eastern edge of Fisher Hill, El Miski brings vibrant Peruvian flavors to the neighborhood in a distinctive silver‑and‑red dining car–style building, offering a local culinary highlight.
Just blocks from Fisher Hill on Post Road, Food City Market provides convenient grocery shopping, while nearby downtown White Plains delivers a broad mix of retail and dining within walking distance.
Bordering Fisher Hill, the Bronx River Pathway offers a paved riverside trail stretching between Valhalla and Yonkers, and on select Sundays, the adjacent Bronx River Parkway closes to cars for community walking and cycling.
Things to do, events, and what's happening this month
Just a short trip from Fisher Hill, this long‑running arts and crafts festival in Tibbits Park showcases hundreds of local artisans, offers a children’s art workshop, and food vendors—ideal for family outings or picking up unique locally‑made gifts.
View event details →This downtown White Plains parade and festival celebrates the legacy of Juneteenth with arts and crafts vendors, food, and entertainment—an enriching community event that’s close enough for a culturally meaningful family day.
A convenient mid‑June stop for fresh produce, baked goods, and local crafts right on Court Street—a great way for Fisher Hill residents to support local vendors and enjoy a weekend morning outing.
A live hip‑hop/rap performance by AJA in White Plains’ community center—this local concert offers accessible arts programming and a chance to experience vibrant music close to home.
Featuring entertainment, vendors, food trucks, and a flag‑raising ceremony on Court Street, this inclusive, community‑wide Pride festival is an excellent way for Fisher Hill residents to take part in a festive local celebration.
A broader Westchester County celebration featuring live performances, ethnic food, crafts and children’s activities—within an easy drive from Fisher Hill, offering rich cultural experiences for all ages.
Stories, updates, and things to know in Fisher Hill
Local characteristics and demographics for Fisher Hill
