Waccabuc is a hamlet in the Town of Lewisboro, in Westchester County, New York. It is not its own town: addresses here are governed by the Town of Lewisboro. Neighboring Lewisboro hamlets include South Salem and Cross River. North Salem is a separate town to the north; see our guide to North and South Salem.
Lake Waccabuc is a documented lake associated with the hamlet. For details on the lake, shoreline access, and any association rules, contact the Town of Lewisboro or the relevant lake association directly.
There is no Metro-North station in Waccabuc. Buyers generally use Harlem Line stations in the wider northern part of the county, such as Goldens Bridge or Katonah, depending on the specific address; check current Metro-North schedules for service details. Locally, the NY-35 / NY-121 area carries most traffic, and I-684 is the regional highway.
Housing is larger-lot residential, typical of Lewisboro hamlets, including single-family homes on wooded and open parcels. Lot sizes vary widely, so confirm zoning and permitted use with the Town of Lewisboro. For current inventory, ask The Garay Team - we can send active and recent listings that match your criteria.
Katonah-Lewisboro is the commonly referenced school district for this area. Assignment depends on the specific address, so contact the district directly to confirm; we do not rate schools or advise on neighborhood choice on that basis.
If you are considering a weekend or seasonal place, start with our second homes page. If you already own here and are weighing a move, our sell page walks through the process. Any listing search, map, or market widget on this page is generated automatically from third-party feeds and may not reflect every property; ask The Garay Team to confirm current inventory. The Garay Team is licensed in New York and Connecticut only.