Pea Island

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“Imagine owning your private island backyard”. That’s how Pea Island was once advertised. Pea Island sits in Long Island Sound. It is part of New Rochelle in Westchester County New York.

Pea Island offers raw natural beauty. Lush plants cover it. It also has an open beach. The island provides spectacular views. Pea Island is a nearly five-acre sanctuary. It is a short row from Columbia Island.

Just a 30-minute boat ride from Manhattan, Pea Island provides off-the-grid living. It is close to New York City.

Pea Island features rocky grass-covered terrain. Exposed rocks appear at low tide. The island lies about 1 mile from the New Rochelle shore. It is adjacent to Davids and Columbia islands. Pea Island marks New Rochelle’s southernmost point.

Once, the Huguenot Yacht Club owned Pea Island. The club was based on Neptune Island. Neptune Island is in New Rochelle’s Lower Harbor. A 1992 storm damaged most of the club’s island structures.

In June 2019, Pea Island and Columbia Island were jointly for sale. The list price was $13 million. Pea Island does not have a dock. Access is only by small boat. A skiff, paddleboard, rowboat, or kayak will do.

Columbia Island is nearby. It has a four-bedroom home with water views. The home is self-sufficient. Solar panels and a desalination machine make it so.

Pea Island has development potential. Or keep it as a private island backyard. You could enjoy incomparable outdoor entertaining. Privacy would be preserved for generations.

In 2023, Columbia Island was sold for $1.5 million. The auction description highlighted Pea Island. It noted almost five acres of additional space next door.

So, as you stand here, imagine owning this island. Picture the possibilities. A private escape. A development project. Or simply a beautiful view. Pea Island offers a unique slice of New York history and potential.

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