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Edgewater Condo's
Edgewater was first settled by the Lenape Indians who traded up and down the Hudson River. They referred to it as KIN-NAS-NA-KI-KING which in English means LONG PASTURE. In 1894 it was incorporated as the Borough of Edgewater by which it is now known. Originally Edgewater was a summer resort for wealthy New York families who came by boat and stayed at the luxurious Octagon House built high on the Palisades.
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Edgewater has a population of approximately 9.358 (census 2004) and covers an area of 0.8 square miles with a vibrant business district. With a variety of housing options, the borough is widely known for its luxury high-rise condominiums and Townhomes, many with stunning Hudson River and Manhattan skyline views.