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Village of Irvington, NY: zoning for new construction

12 districts Min lot 0.0287–30 ac Con Edison

Thinking about building in the Village of Irvington? Here is what the zoning actually says, pulled straight from the village code. Village of Irvington runs 12 zoning districts, with residential minimum lot sizes ranging from 0.0287 to 30 acres depending on the district. Short-term rentals - see local ordinance here. Use the district figures below to size up a parcel before you buy, then confirm the specifics with the building department.

Zoning districts

District Min lot Setbacks F / S / R Max height ADU
One Family Residence 0.4591 ac — 35 ft As of right
One Family Residence 0.9183 ac — 35 ft As of right
One Family Residence 1.3774 ac — 35 ft As of right
One Family Residence 1.8365 ac — 35 ft As of right
One Family Residence 0.2296 ac — 35 ft As of right
One Family Residence 0.1148 ac — 35 ft As of right
Two Family Residence 0.1148 ac — 35 ft As of right
Multi-Family Residence 0.1148 ac — 35 ft As of right
Business 0.0574 ac — 35 ft No
Industrial 0.0287 ac — 35 ft No
Railroad — — 22 ft As of right
Recreation 30 ac — 35 ft As of right

Short-term rentals

Short-term rentals - see local ordinance. Local Law No. 7 of 2019 amended the Village Zoning Code to permit and regulate STRs; requires a permit ($250 initial/$150 renewal), limits rentals to 180 days/year, requires owner primary residency for at least 5 years, and mandates periodic building inspections.

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Zoning figures for Village of Irvington are compiled from the municipal code (last reviewed 2026-06-08) and provided for decision-support only - not legal, engineering, or architectural advice. Setback and dimensional standards often carry conditions and exceptions; verify with the building department at (914) 591-8335 before relying on any number. Source: Offsite / Aldo zoning dataset, municipalData.js.