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Sun Homes launches sales at One Kingsland - final townhome within Edge-on-Hudson

Hudson Valley, NY Sun Homes, one of the largest privately owned homebuilders in the New York metropolitan area, has launched sales for the third and final collection of residences at One Kingsland, the last townhome neighborhood within Edge-on-Hudson, an award-winning 70-acre master-planned community on the Hudson River waterfront in Sleepy Hollow. Building on the rapid sales success of the first two phases, this third and final release of 32 townhome residences marks the last opportunity to own a townhome within Edge-on-Hudson. Select homes offer unobstructed views of the Hudson River and adjacent Kingsland Point Park.

Sales velocity at One Kingsland are reflecting the demand for crafted, amenitized single-family living in one of New York’s most desirable residential enclaves. Phase 1’s inaugural release of 30 homes sold out within just six months of launching in May 2025, and Phase 2 has carried that momentum forward, with 27 out of 28 homes already sold since its November 2025 release. With the debut of Phase 3, demand at One Kingsland is expected to remain strong as buyers recognize their final chance to put down roots in a community defined by thoughtful design, unrivaled access and views to the Hudson River and Kingsland Point Park, and the growing lifestyle offerings at Edge-on-Hudson, all within 40 minutes of Grand Central Terminal via Metro-North.

The Phase 3 townhome residences at One Kingsland are offered across five distinct model types ranging from 2,955 to 4,140 s/f: Mulberry, Jasper, Elm, Ainsley, and Hendricks. Each four-story, elevator-equipped townhome arrives with a refined brick and stone facade, a signature bluestone entry terrace, and a direct-entry two-car garage. 

Within, residences offer curated interiors with soaring 10-ft. ceilings, a fireplace, hardwood flooring, oversized Marvin windows, and a thoughtful blend of sustainably sourced natural materials. Oversized eat-in kitchens with spacious islands and Thermador appliances are designed for gathering and entertaining, while additional highlights include French glass doors, Juliet balconies in select residences, and cozy hangout nooks throughout. Every home is crowned by a fourth-floor loft and private rooftop terrace with all Ainsley and Hendricks homes featuring unobstructed views of the Hudson River, Kingsland Point Park and the historic Sleepy Hollow Lighthouse.

“One Kingsland has exceeded our expectations from the start, with demand driven by buyers seeking exceptional design, thoughtful layouts, and a truly unique waterfront lifestyle,” said Peter Chavkin, partner, development at Sun Homes. “With this third and final release, we are offering buyers a true last chance to own a townhome here at Edge-on-Hudson and experience the very best of Hudson River living.” 

“Every home at One Kingsland is built with meticulous attention to detail, from the materials we select to the way natural light moves through each floor plan,” said Guy Mazzola, managing partner, construction & operations at Sun Homes. “That commitment to craft is what buyers respond to, and it’s what has driven the success of the first two phases. This final collection represents the pinnacle of what we have built here, with the best views in the neighborhood. We are incredibly proud of what One Kingsland has become.”

Now well under construction, One Kingsland’s resident-only clubhouse, pool and gym is geared towards resident wellness, community, and connection, rounding out the neighborhood’s offering. At its heart is a clubhouse featuring a catering kitchen, and banquette dining with French doors opening onto a terrace patio with high-top tables for indoor-outdoor entertaining. An adjoining 1,200 s/f fitness center will offer cardio and strength equipment alongside open areas for yoga, stretching, and mindful movement. Completing the resort-style offering is a sweeping outdoor pool deck surrounding a 75-ft. lap pool, thoughtfully landscaped with planters and shaded greenery and lined with chaise lounges and cabanas for open-air lounging.

One Kingsland’s success is a natural reflection of the extraordinary community it calls home. Edge-on-Hudson has firmly established itself as one of the most coveted residential destinations in Westchester County, drawing buyers with its Hudson River setting, access to Manhattan, and a village lifestyle anchored by beloved dining, shopping and cultural destinations in Sleepy Hollow and Tarrytown. Residents enjoy over 16 acres of parks, the Sleepy Hollow RiverWalk, a kayak launch, and trails and recreational access to the Hudson, all within minutes of home. The neighborhood’s retail and dining scene continues to grow, with a DeCicco & Sons flagship already open and more on the way, while nearby downtown Tarrytown offers a walkable historic river town with a dining scene, charming shops, and cultural venues including the Tarrytown Music Hall. Grand Central Terminal is just 40 minutes away via two Metro-North stations, with a complimentary community shuttle providing direct service from Edge-on-Hudson to the Tarrytown station during weekday commuter hours.

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