homes in the Pinebrook Heights area directly adjacent to Sheldrake Lake are referred to as "Sheldrake Heights." Quaker Ridge Quaker Ridge is a residential neighborhood located along the Scarsdale Village border. The Quaker Ridge Improvement Company was organized for the development of the Quaker Ridge section of New Rochelle, backed by some of the wealthiest men in the Westchester real estate field. This development was the first one in the immediate "Quaker Ridge Station" area. The station constructed by the New York, Westchester & Boston Railway system was the nicest one on the entire line. The proximity to New York was a strong point of the station and the area, with commuters able to reach the southernmost point of Manhattan within fifty-three minutes or less. The Quaker Ridge property was seen as exceptionally well located for residential purposes. The property fronted on the Quaker Ridge Station, and intersected with wide, newly built drives and boulevards. A "trading section" set aside for the stores and shops at which residents were to shop, was also originally planned. Quaker Ridge Park: Also known as "Stratton Woods," the Quaker Ridge Park neighborhood is located north of the Hutchinson River Parkway and south of Stratton Hills, along the Scarsdale border. The Quaker Ridge Park neighborhood is served by the Stratton Woods Homeowners Association and includes Kewanee Road, Mohegan Place, Soulice Place, Arbor Drive, and parts of Pinebrook Boulevard, Stratton Road, and Weaver Street. Scarsdale Downs Scarsdale Downs is situated near the northernmost end of the City along the Scarsdale Village border, south of Scarsdale Park and north of Bloomingdale Estates. The Scarsdale Downs neighborhood includes Baraud Road North, Abingdon Lane, Atherstone Road, Tintern Lane, Winchchombe Way, Thornbury Road, Hawthorne Close, and part of Tewkesbury Road. Scarsdale Park Scarsdale Park is situated at the north-westernmost end of the city along the Scarsdale Village border. The Scarsdale Park neighborhood includes Candlewood Road, Sturbridge Place, Williamsburg Close, Sage Circle, and part of Tewkesbury Road. Stratton Hills Stratton Hills is a 1950s development found in the City's north end. The Stratton Hills neighborhood includes Donneybrook Road, Greentree Drive, Harlan Drive, Harvard Road, Iselin Drive, Jeffrey Place, Michael Drive, Reyna Lane, Runyon Place, Rutledge Road, Sheldrake Place, Shepherds Drive, Top O the Ridge Drive and parts of Daisy Farms Drive, Darling Ave, Grand Boulevard, Rogers Drive, Wilmot Road, and Weaver Street. George M. Davis Elementary School, a public school in