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Eastchester ZIP Code Directory Coverage

Four ZIP codes have a documented relationship to the Town of Eastchester and its incorporated villages, but their roles are not identical. The primary Town postal code is 10709. Tuckahoe uses 10707, and Bronxville uses 10708. Official postal material also adds 10710 to an EASTCHESTER label group, yet no local source located every 10710 delivery point within the legal Town. The table identifies the supported coverage without turning a USPS label into a municipal boundary.

The Eastchester Post Office is listed at 155 Fisher Avenue, Eastchester, NY 10709-2610, with published hours of 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday and 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Saturday. Its listed phone is 914-779-7130. Those details identify a postal service point, not the extent of the Town.

Eastchester ZIP Codes Are Postal Labels

Eastchester is a Town in Westchester County that includes the incorporated Villages of Bronxville and Tuckahoe. A parcel may be recorded under the Town while its postal city says Bronxville or Tuckahoe. The reverse can also happen in postal routing: a USPS Eastchester label is not proof of a legal municipal line. This is the central boundary quirk in any ZIP code directory search for the area.

USPS’s official label list groups 10705-10707 and 10709-10710 under EASTCHESTER. It separately identifies 10708 with the Bronxville post office. The research did not verify 10705 or 10706 as ZIPs serving the legal Town, so they should not be added to a Town list just because they share a label group. Use the exact address result and the parcel’s municipal field together.

Eastchester ZIP Codes 10709 and 10707

ZIP 10709 is the primary Eastchester postal code. ZIP 10707 is the Tuckahoe postal code, although the official USPS Domestic Mail Manual label group can associate it with EASTCHESTER. This is a mail-processing convention, not a statement that Tuckahoe and Eastchester are interchangeable record jurisdictions. A county parcel may use a Town or village field that answers the legal-location question more directly.

When an old address includes either code, compare the street number and street spelling in the county parcel layer, then check the Town or village field and the owner or deed record as needed. A historical directory or newspaper can be filed by Bronxville, Tuckahoe, Westchester County, or an older street label rather than a modern postal code. Postal filtering therefore narrows a search but does not replace a record-by-record comparison.

Eastchester ZIP Codes 10708 and 10710

ZIP 10708 serves Bronxville postal addresses. Bronxville is an incorporated village within the Town of Eastchester, but a postal Bronxville result is not automatically coterminous with every Town boundary. ZIP 10710 requires even more restraint. The research found an official postal label assignment linking it to the Eastchester group, but no local source that enumerates every 10710 delivery point inside the legal Town.

Address-level confirmation is the right next step for 10710. A result can then be cross-checked against the county parcel’s CITYTOWN_NAME, MUNNAME, and address fields. If a title question remains, compare the parcel key with the legal description in a deed. No verified Eastchester-wide street-renumbering, readdressing, or annexation bridge was located, so an older address should also be checked against historic maps, directories, and newspaper notices.

Note: A matching postal label can guide a search, but it cannot settle an old address change by itself.

Confirm Eastchester ZIP Codes With USPS

The USPS ZIP lookup is the authoritative delivery-point check. It offers three useful modes: By Address, using street, city, and state or street plus ZIP; By City and State, which returns ZIPs; and Cities by ZIP, which returns the associated city labels. Use the address mode when a parcel or record gives a full delivery address. Use the city or ZIP modes as cross-checks, not as evidence of a municipal boundary.

1. Enter the exact delivery address in the USPS By Address tool and retain the returned postal label and ZIP.
2. Compare the result with the parcel’s property address and PROPZIP, rather than an owner mailing ZIP.
3. Check CITYTOWN_NAME or MUNNAME in the parcel data to separate Town and village context.
4. When title matters, search the Clerk route with the parcel key and legal description as well as postal labels.

The three modes resolve delivery geography. They do not show a list of residents in a ZIP.

Find Residents by Eastchester ZIP Code

A ZIP search works best as a narrowing step. Begin with USPS for the delivery point, then inspect the county parcel layer for the situs ZIP and municipal context. The parcel data can show the current owner and property location, but it is not a complete occupancy record. Once the ZIP points to a particular address or block, use the Eastchester street directory for the full address-keyed path through parcels and deeds.

1. Validate a known address with USPS and note whether the postal result says Eastchester, Tuckahoe, or Bronxville.
2. Use the property ZIP to locate or query candidate parcels in the county GIS layer.
3. Open the selected parcel and compare its situs, municipality, SBL, SWIS, or print key.
4. Use the owner name or parcel key in Westchester Records Online when a documented transfer is needed.
5. For an individual voter checking a status or poll location, use the state tool with identity details rather than expecting a ZIP-wide roll.

New York’s public voter lookup includes a visible ZIP field with county, first name, last name, and date of birth. Its output is an individual poll-site, registration, or mail-ballot check, not a ZIP directory of registered people.

Use Eastchester ZIP Code Parcel Fields

The county viewer is visibly owner-name-first. Its complete visual ZIP-filter behavior was not captured in the research, but the query-capable Eastchester ArcGIS layer exposes both PROPZIP and OWNERZIP. They answer different questions. PROPZIP groups the land by its situs ZIP. OWNERZIP groups tax correspondence destinations, which may be outside Eastchester. Do not treat the latter as a location of residence.

The Eastchester parcel layer also exposes property address, city, municipality, school, class, and geometry fields. The county says parcel boundaries and data are general information, not a survey, and directs legal boundary questions to deeds, surveys, and the municipal assessor.

Note: A parcel ZIP filters land geography, while an owner ZIP can point only to a tax-mail destination.

Eastchester ZIP Searches Are Not Voter Browses

The New York State voter lookup is for an individual match. It requires county, name, date of birth, and visible ZIP or address information, and it provides registration, poll-site, or mail-ballot information. It is not a public ZIP-wide address list. The public output does not reveal every household member, ballot choices, or a full date of birth.

A statewide or county voter-file request follows a separate Board of Elections and FOIL channel. State guidance requires a specific record description and limits voter-data use to an elections purpose under Election Law §3-103(5). The research did not locate the precise Westchester order form, price, or released field list. Confidential voter registration can also make an ordinary address search incomplete, so an absent match is not proof that nobody registered at that address.

Eastchester ZIP Codes and Municipal Limits

ZIP boundaries, Census ZCTAs, and Town boundaries are different systems. A ZCTA is a generalized statistical polygon built from delivery routes. It can be noncontiguous, include enclaves, omit valid ZIPs, and diverge from municipal lines. A map drawn from a ZCTA should never be used to define Eastchester’s legal limits. The Town, its villages, and postal city labels need separate checks.

ZIP Code

A USPS delivery-routing code, not a legal municipal boundary.

ZIP+4

An added four-digit segment that narrows a delivery point or route within a ZIP.

PO-box ZIP

A code assigned for post-office box service, which does not describe a complete street delivery area.

Unique ZIP

A ZIP used for a single organization or delivery arrangement; none was verified here as a Town-wide coverage category.

Carrier route

A postal delivery-route grouping, not a resident directory or municipal line.

For a mismatch, run four checks in order: USPS by exact delivery point, GIS by parcel or SBL, the legal Town or village field, and the Clerk’s deed index under the legal description plus both postal labels. This keeps postal geography useful without making it say more than it can.