Heathcote tract
James G. Cannon and Scarsdale Estates laid out Heathcote when the section was still open country. Warren Thayer was the landscape architect. The first cut was 28 lots of two to sixteen acres. Each deed needed a three-fourths vote of the Heathcote Association before a lot could be split again.
The association formed in 1904. In 1926 it voted down four requests to waive the no-split rule, including one on Morris Lane and two on Sherbrooke Road. Duck Pond Road was Edgewater Road on Cannon's 1908 map; neighbors got the old name back in 1939. The pond at Heathcote and Sherbrooke is still owned by the neighborhood association. Five Corners grew around the New York, Westchester and Boston station that later died. Heathcote Road itself was named in 1909 for the 18th-century manor holder — the lots, not the manor, are what this page is about.
James G. Cannon and Scarsdale Estates; Heathcote Association
Scarsdale · Cut 1908 · 763 lots on the current roll · 30 streets.
See this holding on the map · How streets are matched to estates
Streets on the 2026 roll
The match is made by street name. A house on one of these streets gets this card.
- Ardmore Rd, Scarsdale
- Beechwood La, Scarsdale
- Birch La, Scarsdale
- Brookline Rd, Scarsdale
- Burgess Rd, Scarsdale
- Carthage Rd, Scarsdale
- Crossway, Scarsdale
- Cushman Rd, Scarsdale
- Dolma Rd, Scarsdale
- Drake Rd, Scarsdale
- Duck Pond Rd, Scarsdale
- Dunham Rd, Scarsdale
- Fayette Rd, Scarsdale
- Heathcote Rd, Scarsdale
- Lakin Rd, Scarsdale
- Lebanon Rd, Scarsdale
- Mamaroneck Rd, Scarsdale
- Morris La, Scarsdale
- Obry Dr, Scarsdale
- Palmer Ave, Scarsdale
- Pinecrest Rd, Scarsdale
- Post Rd, Scarsdale
- Richbell Cl, Scarsdale
- Richbell Rd, Scarsdale
- Shaw Rd, Scarsdale
- Sheldrake Rd, Scarsdale
- Sherbrooke Rd, Scarsdale
- Tyler Rd, Scarsdale
- Wakefield Rd, Scarsdale
- Willow La, Scarsdale
Sources
- Scarsdale Inquirer, 20 Feb 1926 — Heathcote restrictions
- Lederer, Streets and Place-Names of Scarsdale (1952, rev. 1989)
- Scarsdale Historical Society, Brief History of Scarsdale
This is unofficial. It is not a title search, a survey, or real-estate advice. The colored areas on the map are outlines reconstructed from the sources. They are not surveyed deed lines.
FAQ
Is this a title search?
No. The street is matched to a researched plat or holding. Confirm a boundary on a county atlas, a filed plat, or a deed.
How far back does this go?
About 1870 to 1960. It covers the country places, farms, orchards, and clubs that were divided into today's streets.
Unofficial. Confirm figures on the town’s official roll or in PROS, the county’s property records system, before you act on them.