The Village of Pelham in Westchester County, New York is a tightly knit community with small-town values located in one square mile nestled up against the greatest city in the world. The Village of Pelham was originally incorporated in 1896, and then re-incorporated in 1975 to combine the two municipalities of Pelham Village and North Pelham into one Village of Pelham. The Village is a composition of the neighborhoods of Chester Park, Pelham Heights, Pelville, and Pelhamwood.  Our downtown business district hosts an eclectic mix of small business storefronts, restaurants, art center, historic movie theatre and the Wolfs Lane Park.

Pelham’s historic and recently renovated train station is located in the center of the village, within easy walking distance to most homes.  It provides a short 29-minute commute to midtown Manhattan via Metro North's New Haven line trains.

The Village has two neighborhood elementary schools (Colonial and Hutchinson)  within walking distance for students. The Pelham Middle School (grades 6-8) and High School grades (9-12) are also located in the Village of Pelham.