Fulton Street offers a diverse selection of housing options, including spacious lofts and larger multi-bedroom residences. The neighborhood benefits from convenient access to numerous bus lines, making transit to surrounding destinations simple and efficient. A variety of local businesses, such as grocery stores, cafes, and clothing shops, are readily available to meet everyday needs with ease. Green spaces are plentiful nearby, providing excellent opportunities for outdoor relaxation. The community combines both lively areas and quieter sections, creating a balanced atmosphere. Well-connected highways and parking availability ensure smooth travel and accessibility throughout the neighborhood and beyond.
There are a lot of green spaces to enjoy in Fulton Street, as well as some areas with a vibrant atmosphere. Although the neighborhood is not home to any parks, public green spaces are very well-distributed in nearby neighborhoods, resulting in them being very easy to access from a large number of locations within the neighborhood. This neighborhood has many parts that are very calm and quiet, although other spots can be noisy, especially.
Parks, schools, dining, and what makes this neighborhood special
Located at 178 Fulton Street right by the Westchester County Center, this fast‑casual Caribbean spot is beloved for its authentic Jamaican staples like jerk chicken, curried goat, oxtail, patties and spiced breads, making it a flavorful neighborhood favorite.
Though Fulton Street itself is more commercial, the surrounding area benefits from White Plains’ initiative planting over 65 gardens, parklets, and street clocks, adding green oases and charm directly adjacent to the street.
Fulton Street’s proximity to the Westchester County Center means the street supports a cluster of cafes and quick‑service spots catering to event-goers—adding vibrancy and convenience for locals and visitors alike.
Fulton Street serves as a direct, easy walking route into the thriving Main Street corridor of White Plains, connecting residents to boutiques, eateries, and services while contributing to the neighborhood’s pedestrian rhythm.
Situated just steps from major bus routes and a short stroll from the White Plains TransCenter, Fulton Street offers excellent transit access that makes it a convenient hub for commuting and local mobility.
Things to do, events, and what's happening this month
A weekly mid‑summer farmers market offering locally grown produce, baked goods, cheeses and more—perfect for someone on Fulton Street to stroll downtown, shop fresh seasonal items, and support regional vendors.
This lively four‑day Italian festival features music, food, games and a procession—just a short drive from Fulton Street and ideal for families seeking cultural fun and community spirit.
A free FIFA World Cup 2026–themed celebration rolled into downtown with large‑screen watch parties, interactive soccer games and family activities—great for neighbors to gather, enjoy sports culture, and walk from Fulton Street.
Historic reenactment and colonial‑era family activities in downtown White Plains—an engaging way for Fulton Street residents to connect with local history and enjoy a festive, educational day outdoors.
A summer street series with live music, expanded outdoor dining and family games—an easy, walkable evening destination for Fulton Street residents to enjoy local eateries and entertainment.
A weekend craft fair spotlighting local artists, handmade goods and interactive craft demos—just minutes from Fulton Street, offering a creative, family‑friendly outing with unique shopping opportunities.
Stories, updates, and things to know in Fulton Street
Local characteristics and demographics for Fulton Street
