About Our Office:

Life in New Rochelle begins with over 9 miles of winding coastline along Long Island sound. With many inlets and offshore islands as well as recreation facilities, marinas and parks, it is only natural that the city became known as "the Queen of the Sound". Only a 25-minute train ride to Grand Central Terminal, it is no wonder that over 300 years later, people continue to flock to this ever changing city.Through the years, New Rochelle evolved from a colonial waterfront village to a bustling, centrally located suburban city. Now covering 10.67 miles, The Queen offers everything from a busy downtown of shops, restaurants and entertainment to miles of beaches, marinas and parks to a wide variety of architectually diverse neighborhoods.