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The street is home to a planned neighborhood by famed architect Frank Lloyd Wright, who designed three out of the 47 houses in the neighborhood, the remainder being designed by many of his students in the Usonia style. The neighborhood is on the National Register of Historic Places, and while all of the houses are privately owned, many visitors do driving tours of the neighborhood, taking time to admire the unique architecture style that is rarely seem anywhere else in the country.
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A multipurpose park centered around a pond with a walking trail. Offers playground equipment, a basketball court, a field, and the pond allows catch-and-release fishing. The pool on premises is only for town residents that have a membership.
Private nine-hole golf course five minutes from downtown Pleasantville. Has a pool, tennis and pickleball courts, and a driving range. Designed in 1926 by A.W. Tillinghast. 2121 yards, par 32.
Gothic Revival church designed by architect Charles A. Hoag and constructed in the early 20th century using rough-hewn granite blocks, with a limestone-like cast stone trim. On the National Register of Historic Places since 2017.
The studio for the knife company offers instructional classes on cooking world cuisine, sharpening knives, and mastering basic cooking skills, and is family-friendly, and beginner friendly.
21,000 square foot table tennis facility with over 30 tables. Day pass includes paddles and ping pong balls. Offers monthly USATT-rated 4-star tournaments.
A historic house that was built in 1785 as a farmhouse. Over its lifetime, it has been remodeled in a Gothic Revival style and Queen Anne style, keeping some of its past characteristics during renovations. Now on the National Register for Historic Places, the house functions as office space.