Eric Rosenfeld

Eric has 22+ years of Real Estate experience totaling more than $150 Million in sales. Having worked in virtually every aspect of the industry, and having built and sold several of his own businesses, Eric has a very high level of expertise which has proven invaluable to area buyers and sellers. From a local Northern Westchester newspaper: "Eric Rosenfeld is a real estate Renaissance man. After building a successful hydro-ponic greenhouse operation and developing a lucrative commodities options firm, Eric turned his attention over twenty years ago to another life-long interest and began his real estate career with property development, renovation of large facilities and construction management. This international businessman, Realtor, and fourth generation Chappaqua native, enjoys vintage motorcycles, meditation and playing mountain dulcimer and finds that his home area of Northern Westchester is one of the most beautiful places on Earth."

As one of Raveis's most successful Luxury Properties specialists, Eric Rosenfeld brings incomparable experience to the company with caring and personal history steeped in Chappaqua and throughout all of Northern Westchester. Rosenfeld enjoys the fact that many of his clients develop life-long relationships with him. He uses his deep and varied background to serve his clients in all aspects of real estate, including analysis, strategic planning, negotiating, and successfully closing deals. Whether first-time buyer or seasoned investor, Rosenfeld uses his knowledge of architecture, residential and commercial properties, vacant land, local town codes and more to help his clients navigate the complexities of buying, selling, building, developing, and renovating properties throughout the area.

Eric covers the entire Northern Westchester real estate market from South Salem & Pound Ridge, which border Connecticut, across greater Lewisboro and Bedford (including Katonah - his main office location), Chappaqua, Armonk, Pleasantville and west, across a span of towns along the Hudson River to Croton-on-Hudson.