A Storied Colonial. A Picturesque Pond. A Rare Piece of Pound Ridge History.
Set in the heart of Pound Ridge’s historic hamlet, the Horace Reynolds House is an extraordinary 18th-century Colonial that beautifully marries the romance of the past with the elegance of today. Originally built in 1784 and later thoughtfully renovated by renowned philanthropist Hiram Halle in the 1930s, this exceptional residence is steeped in the history and character of old Pound Ridge.
Today, the home has been exquisitely and thoughtfully decorated by a renowned local interior designer, creating an atmosphere that is sophisticated yet inviting, polished yet entirely at home in its historic setting. Inside, original architectural deals take center stage — wide board floors, high ceilings, hand hewn beams, beautifully aged paneling and multiple fireplaces lend warmth and authenticity throughout. Gracious proportions, beautifully considered space for both everyday living and entertain. Large windows draw you outward to the property’s most enchanting feature — a picturesque pond of more than two acres, complete with private dock. 18 Salem Road is more than an antique home – it is a beautifully preserved slice of Pound Ridge history, reimagined with extraordinary style and surrounded by a timeless landscape.