 The architecture of Rochelle Heights does not have the same uniformity as Rochelle Park but rather, reflects the diversity of scale and style found in suburban architecture in the early twentieth century, including Queen Anne, shingle, tudor revival, and colonial revival.The planners laid out large expansive lots on the southerly side of Cortlandt Avenue where buyers would have views of Long Island Sound.Realizing this, naming the subdivision the "heights" had a certain legitimacy.