Woodlawn Heights features colonial-style single-family homes and midrise co-op buildings on rolling, tree-shaded streets near the commercial corridor along Katonah and McLean Avenues. The 4 train term...
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Woodlawn Heights features colonial-style single-family homes and midrise co-op buildings on rolling, tree-shaded streets near the commercial corridor along Katonah and McLean Avenues. The 4 train terminates at the Woodlawn station, and the 1,146-acre Van Cortlandt Park borders the neighborhood with over 20 miles of trails, sports facilities, and playgrounds.
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