Pelham

Pelham is a small but vibrant village in southern Westchester County, located approximately 15 miles north of Midtown Manhattan. The village combines a suburban feel with convenient access to New York City, offering a walkable downtown, train station, and charming streets lined with well-maintained homes.

Housing in Pelham ranges from historic Colonials and Tudors to modern single-family homes, condos and co-ops, with many properties within walking distance of downtown shops, dining, and the Metro-North station.

Lifestyle

Pelham balances urban access with suburban living. The village is home to recreational and social amenities including:

Nearby, Pelham Bay Park in the Bronx provides access to Pelham Bay & Split Rock Golf Courses, New York City’s only 36-hole public golf facility.

Residents enjoy local events and cultural offerings such as:

For recreation, The Ice Hutch hockey and batting cage facility, Shore Park, and Mount Tom Day Camp nearby offer a variety of activities.

School District

Pelham is served by the Pelham Union Free School District.

Elementary schools include:

  • Colonial
  • Hutchinson
  • Prospect Hill
  • Siwanoy

Students move on to Pelham Middle School and Pelham Memorial High School.

The village is also near private school options in Riverdale and the Bronx.

FAQ’s

Pelham is one of the closest Westchester towns to the city, with Metro-North trains reaching Grand Central in about 25–30 minutes.

Yes, Pelham has a walkable downtown, and many neighborhoods offer convenient access to shops, restaurants, and the train.

Pelham offers a mix of single-family homes, including Colonials and Tudors, along with some condos and co-ops.

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