PELHAM
A short commute and a strong arts community are a big part of the draw in Pelham, home to both the Pelham Art Center, which offers exhibits as well as classes and events, and The Picture House, an art house cinema that dates back to the 1920s and is the oldest continuously running movie theater in Westchester. Though tiny, Pelham packs a healthy array of shops and restaurants, plus an outpost of the popular DeCicco & Son's gourmet grocery store. Wolfs Lane Park offers walking paths, bocce courts, and a garden furnished with sculpture from the Pelham Art Center. And from the Metro-North station right in town, residents whisk into Grand Central in just 33 minutes.
Things to love about PELHAM
Impressive Tudor, Colonial, Foursquare, and Mediterranean homes
Cultural institutions including an arts center and a historic art house cinema
Short commute
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Sailboats take rest in the still water around Pelham. Nestled beyond the peninsula, the residents of this town fill free time with water activities.
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Serenity by the water grants an escape from Manhattan to the town's residents, many of whom spend their workweek commuting in and out of NYC.
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Specialty mom-and-pop stores line the historic town. Slip from boutique to boutique to get your hands on the trendiest knickknacks.
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There's space to run, walk, bike, and play in Pelham. Parks are dog friendly and playgrounds are kid friendly, attracting many families ready to dodge the square-footage shortage of Manhattan life.
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PELHAM
The housing stock in Pelham includes large, architecturally impressive homes as well as more modest houses and a small selection of apartment buildings and townhomes.
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