259 Westchester Ave Pound Ridge, NY 10576

Located in the historic hamlet of Pound Ridge, this mixed-use property was originally the Samuel Parker house constructed in 1860 and later used as Schelling’s Market and the Samuel Parker Cafe. The site has a lot size of 0.27 acres and is positioned at prominent corner frontage along Routes 124, 172, and 137. The property includes a fully renovated main building configured with a showroom/retail space and a residential rental unit, as well as a two-story renovated barn. The showroom/retail area features wide-plank reclaimed hardwood flooring, substantial lighting, and an appointed kitchen and bath, with an open interior suitable for retail or general office use. The residential unit has a private entry, an outdoor patio, a large great room with a vaulted ceiling, a primary bedroom with a vaulted ceiling, a primary bath with a claw-foot tub and walk-in closet, and two additional bedrooms sharing an appointed bathroom, along with a two-bath layout overall. The two-story barn includes new heating and air conditioning, a first-floor garage/storage and utility area, and a large second-floor studio/office space that could be converted to residential use. The property is situated directly across from The Inn at Pound Ridge by Jean-Georges and adjacent to town-owned Conant Hall, near Hiram Halle Library and the Pound Ridge Historical Society, and includes ample on-site parking.