Pete Davidson Pulls $1.9 Million Upstate New York Home Off Market Amidst Personal Turmoil

Comedian Pete Davidson, widely recognized for his tenure on the sketch comedy show "Saturday Night Live" (SNL), has officially taken his upstate New York residence off the market. This decision comes approximately two months after the property's asking price was reduced for the third time. Davidson, 32, initially acquired the four-bedroom, three-bathroom home in 2023 for $1.95 million. He had been residing there with his former partner, Elsie Hewitt, with whom he welcomed their daughter, Scottie Rose, in December. The decision to sell the property was made in February, with an initial listing price of $2.5 million. However, the market proved challenging, leading to a series of price adjustments. Mere weeks after the initial listing, the asking price was reduced to $2.27 million. This was followed by another significant price cut in April, bringing the asking price down to $2.15 million. This period of real estate activity coincided with considerable personal upheaval for Davidson. In May, reports surfaced detailing his separation from Elsie Hewitt, occurring just a few months after the birth of their daughter. In the wake of this personal news, Davidson further adjusted the property's asking price, lowering it to $1.89 million, a figure below his original purchase price. Current records now confirm that the property has been entirely removed from the market. The precise reasons for this withdrawal remain undisclosed, leaving it unclear whether the removal is temporary or signifies a definitive decision by Davidson to retain ownership of the home. Realtor.com® has reached out to Mary Dowdle, the listing agent from Ginnel Real Estate, for comment on the situation. When Davidson first listed the North Salem property, which spans 6 acres, he had indicated to Mansion Global that he had always anticipated eventually selling it. He further elaborated that the idea of selling had begun to take shape as early as 2024. In a lighthearted moment, he even referenced a character he portrayed on "SNL," named Chad, to whom he had jokingly conveyed his intention to sell the abode in that same year. Davidson described Chad's reaction as one of visible distress, noting the character's taciturn nature but suggesting that his emotions were discernible through his eyes. The property's listing history illustrates a dynamic selling process, beginning with the initial $2.5 million valuation in February. This was followed by successive reductions to $2.27 million, then to $2.15 million in April, and ultimately to $1.89 million after the public announcement of his split from Hewitt. The property's current removal from the market marks a pause in its sales trajectory, leaving the future ownership of this upstate New York residence uncertain.