• Somers thrives as home to Pepsi and IBM 
• Somers savors a pastoral serene flavor
• Breathtaking reservoir views. Fishing by permit
• Originally part of the Van Cortlandt Manor
• Somers incorporated as a town in 1788
• A fascinating circus history with Barnum Bailey, the elephant is the Somers town symbol.
• Bailey Park marks the historic district and is the  site of summer concerts and art shows
• 82 acre Reis Park houses Somers Library, Tennis Courts, Ball Fields and Basketball Courts
• 68 acre Koegel Park for hiking and picnicking
• Exciting new construction homes throughout Somers
• Somers has a large condominium market at Heritage Hills and the Willows

The Town of North Salem, including the hamlets of Croton Falls and Purdys, located in the northeastern quadrant of Westchester County, New York, encompasses 23 square miles of spectacular countryside, riding trails, and stunning gardens. North Salem is noted for its open lands, bucolic vistas, lakes, reservoirs, equestrian farms, and magnificent homes of quality and distinction. This unsurpassed serenity is only 50 miles north of New York City, with easy access to Metro North.

• Visit the North Salem Vineyard or an apple orchard
• Take a stroll through Japanese Gardens at the Hammond Museum
• North Salem Central Schools
• North Salem Library
• Metro North
• Neighbors: Ridgefield and Danbury, Connecticut

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