Pleasantville Country Club vs Trump National Golf Club Westchester for Golf Living
Pleasantville Country Club's Townhouses and Trump National Golf Club Westchester's on-course townhouses are both genuine on-course residential developments in Westchester County -- but 'on-course' means very different things for what a buyer's monthly costs actually include.
Side by Side
How They Compare
Bundling model
Pleasantville Country Club
Golf membership included in the monthly HOA fee
Trump National Golf Club Westchester
Membership required for golf/pool/tennis, but NOT included in home purchase or HOA
Course size
Pleasantville Country Club
9 holes (A.W. Tillinghast, 1926)
Trump National Golf Club Westchester
18 holes
Property era
Pleasantville Country Club
Course 1926; townhouses built around it
Trump National Golf Club Westchester
Club purchased/developed 1996-2005; on-course townhouses built 2005
Documentary support
Pleasantville Country Club
Multiple listing/HOA sources plus a 2003 NYS tax advisory opinion referencing the club
Trump National Golf Club Westchester
Real-estate listing sources; not independently confirmed via a club-published policy
What 'Bundled' Actually Means at Each
At The Townhouses at Pleasantville Golf Club, the monthly HOA fee explicitly includes golf club membership and clubhouse use, per multiple listing/HOA sources -- corroborated by a 2003 New York State Department of Taxation and Finance advisory opinion referencing Pleasantville Country Club, Inc. Golf access here comes with the address, built into the ongoing carrying cost. At Trump National Westchester's on-course townhouses (built 2005), by contrast, real-estate sources confirm membership is REQUIRED to use golf, pool, or tennis -- but is not included in the purchase price or HOA; a resident must separately apply for and pay club membership on top of homeownership.
Course Scale & Pedigree
Pleasantville Country Club is a modest 9-hole A.W. Tillinghast design (1926). Trump National Westchester is a full 18-hole course on a larger, more recently developed property (the club was purchased and developed 1996-2005).
What This Means for Your Search
A buyer who wants golf access baked into a predictable monthly cost, with no separate initiation fee to budget for, has that at Pleasantville -- though buyers should still confirm the exact current dollar figure and what level of play it includes. A buyer who wants a larger 18-hole course and is prepared to budget a separate membership cost on top of the home purchase has that at Trump National Westchester, but should not assume the home price includes club access.
Trying to Choose Between Pleasantville Country Club and Trump National Golf Club Westchester?
A local real-estate specialist can walk you through the tradeoffs and current availability at each.
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