North East median home price at high; old Village Hall sold

North East median home price at high; old Village Hall sold

Formerly occupied by the Millerton Police and Village offices, the Village Hall built in 1909 as a fire house was sold on June 20 for $255,000. As of Aug. 13, there were no exterior signs that renovations had begun.

Photo by Christine Bates

MILLERTON — The five real estate transfers in the Town of North East and the Village of Millerton in June and July 2025 boasted a variety of sales: 16 acres of vacant commercial land, the location occupied by CVS which is part in the village and part in the town, the former village hall, a three bedroom home in Boston Corners and an estate on Sharon Station Road.

The number of active listings included 14 parcels of land, two commercial buildings on Main Street and 22 single family homes suggests that North East/Millerton is a buyers’ market; however, the median price for a single family home remains at a historic high of $505,000.

June

21 Dutchess Ave. — former Village Hall of Millerton built as a firehouse on .14 acres sold to David M. Stewart for $255,000.

470 Sharon Station Road — 5 bedroom/4 bath home on 2 parcels sold to J. Ronald Morgan for $2.5 million.

Route 44 (#738177) — 16.26 vacant parcel of commercial land sold to BG Good Guys LLCfor $50,000.

July

179 Quarry Hill Drive — 3 bedroom/1.5 bath home on 3.2 acres sold to Mathew Bruno Masaro for $720,000.

108 Route 44 — 9,400 square foot commercial property built in 1957 and leased by CVS sold to Route 44 Millerton RE Owner for $3,060,509.

*Town of North East and Village of Millerton property transfers from June and July are sourced from Dutchess County Real Property Office monthly reports. Details on property from Dutchess Parcel Access. Actual parcel numbers indicated by (#___) are included for properties without specific street address. Market data from infosparks. Compiled by Christine Bates, Real Estate Advisor with William Pitt Sotheby’s International Realty, Licensed in Connecticut and New York.

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