Pete Davidson Pulls Upstate N.Y. Home from Market After Reaching Co-Parenting Agreement for Daughter Scottie

August 20, 2026 - 11:06

Comedian Pete Davidson has quietly removed his upstate New York property from the real estate market, a move that comes just weeks after he and ex-girlfriend Chase Sui Wonders reached a formal co-parenting agreement for their daughter, Scottie. The four-bedroom, three-bathroom country house was first listed in February with an asking price of $2.5 million, but now appears to be staying in the family.

Sources close to the former Saturday Night Live star say the decision was practical rather than sentimental. Davidson originally put the home up for sale to simplify his life and spend more time in the city, but the recent custody arrangement changed his calculus. The property offers ample space and privacy, which makes it a more suitable base for raising a child than his Manhattan apartment.

The house itself sits on a quiet, wooded lot and features a large stone fireplace, a modern kitchen, and a spacious deck overlooking the surrounding trees. It was purchased by Davidson a few years ago as a weekend retreat away from the noise of his career. Neighbors in the area have noted that he has been seen there more frequently in recent months, often pushing a stroller along the quiet roads.

Neither Davidson nor Wonders has commented publicly on the listing removal, but real estate records confirm the property is no longer active on the multiple listing service. The comedian is reportedly focusing on fatherhood and a slower pace of life, with friends noting that he seems more settled than he has been in years. The home, once a symbol of his escape from the spotlight, now appears to be a cornerstone of his new routine.