Stanley Tucci's Former Westchester Home On Market For $1.95M

NORTH SALEM, NY — If you ever admired Stanley Tucci Jr.'s former North Salem home, a Colonial Farmhouse on Dingle Ridge Road, with a chef's kitchen designed by the acclaimed actor himself, it can be yours for $1.95 million.

The listing, by Lindsay Matthews of the Bedford/Pound Ridge Brokerage at Houlihan Lawrence, describes the property built in 1870 as a "meticulously updated," 3,768-square-foot home representing "the perfect synthesis of timeless design and contemporary comfort, enhanced by Tucci's culinary expertise."

The home offers "sophisticated living with a gracious entry hall leading to Tucci's thoughtfully designed chef's kitchen," with high-end appliances reflecting "his deep connection to cooking and Italian culinary traditions that have made him a beloved food personality."

The kitchen "seamlessly" connects to a family room, while entertainment spaces include a large dining area and a "distinctive" sunken living room with two seating areas around a large fireplace.

The French doors open to an oversized porch, perfect "for the kind of intimate gatherings and culinary experiences that defined Tucci's time in the home."

Set on 2.3 manicured acres with mature trees, "lush" gardens, and a heated pool with an automatic cover, the property offers privacy while still being close to shops and restaurants.

There is also a separate barn with a fully equipped studio, bedroom, and bath, which would be perfect for guests, a home office, or a creative space.

According to Houlihan Lawrence, this property "represents the premium end of North Salem's market, where historic properties with modern updates and flexible living spaces command significant value."

Estimated annual taxes are $29,828 and the property is zoned to the North Salem School District.