Getty Square offers excellent transit options, with several nearby train stations and about 10 convenient bus lines providing easy access throughout the neighborhood. Residents can quickly reach a variety of shops, including general and specialty grocery stores, as well as dining options and clothing stores along vibrant commercial streets. Educational institutions are within close proximity, featuring both public and private schools at multiple levels. A variety of green spaces adds a pleasant natural element to the urban environment, creating peaceful spots for relaxation. The housing stock features primarily large apartment buildings alongside smaller complexes and duplexes, offering many unit sizes built around 1980.
There are a lot of green spaces to enjoy in Getty Square, despite its sometimes busy atmosphere. There are a few green spaces nearby for residents to visit, making them very easy to get to. Finally, many parts of Getty Square is quite quiet, although that is not the case near the railway line.
Parks, schools, dining, and what makes this neighborhood special
This vibrant arts enclave repurposes historic Alexander Smith Carpet Mills buildings on Nepperhan Avenue—at 540 and 578 Nepperhan Ave—into studios and galleries, anchoring Nepperhan Heights’ creative identity and fostering a thriving artist community.
Located at 342 Warburton Ave, this historic former A&P supermarket has served as a lasting civic hub since 1982, and underwent a multi‑million‑dollar revitalization beginning spring 2026, renewing its role as a cornerstone institution for families and culture in Nepperhan Heights.
Tucked at 777 Nepperhan Ave, this cozy, family‑friendly breakfast spot is beloved for hearty, made‑to‑order specials like sausage‑egg‑cheese sandwiches and home fries, offering fast, affordable comfort food in the heart of the neighborhood.
Situated at 122 Nepperhan Ave, this longstanding Mexican taqueria has been a neighborhood favorite since the 1990s, serving authentic, made‑from‑scratch tacos and comfort dishes that reflect the local cultural flavor of Nepperhan Heights.
At 1460 Nepperhan Ave, this charming bakery specializes in classic Italian pastries—think cannoli, sfogliatella, biscotti, cheesecakes—delighting locals with traditional flavors and a warm, aromatic shopfront that enriches the neighborhood’s culinary scene.
Things to do, events, and what's happening this month
As the largest one‑day festival in Westchester County, Riverfest offers live music, food, arts & crafts, and family activities right in downtown Yonkers—perfect for Nepperhan Heights residents looking for community fun nearby.
This historic, scenic race—one of the oldest marathons in the U.S.—starts and finishes downtown, offering a great spectator or participation opportunity for residents in Nepperhan Heights.
A family‑friendly event celebrating comics, cosplay, artists, vendors and interactive programming hosted at the Riverfront Library—ideal for creative or geek culture curious neighbors.
A festive fall gathering with themed food and drinks, live music, and outdoor marquee bar right near Nepperhan Heights—great for a casual afternoon or evening out.
A playful, family‑oriented event at Will Library featuring bubbles and Bluey—perfect for Nepperhan Heights parents and young children kicking off the new school year.
Weekly outdoor yoga continuing through September, offering Nepperhan Heights residents a relaxing, healthy activity in nearby Ridge Hill’s communal Town Square.
Stories, updates, and things to know in Nepperhan Heights
Local characteristics and demographics for Nepperhan Heights
