STANFORDVILLE — Single-family home prices in the Town of Stanford increased year over year, even as sales volume declined. The town ended 2025 with a 12-month median single-family home price of $662,500, based on 30 sales, compared with a median price of $590,000 in 2024, when 48 homes were sold.
December activity was limited, with three single-family home sales recorded, along with four transfers of residential vacant land.
Inventory remains extremely tight. In mid-February, just three single-family homes were listed for sale in Stanford, along with two available parcels of land.
December transfers
5 Willow Brook Ridge – 3 bedroom/3 bath home built in 1987 on five acres sold for $930,000 to Candis Sevin
900 South Anson Road – 3 bedroom/2.5 bath chalet style home on 3.45 acres sold for $549,000 to David B Ingber
1896 Bulls Head Road – 3 bedroom/2 bath home on 15.4 acres sold for $400,000 to Cassandra Barr
234 Charwill Drive – 3.2 acres of vacant residential land sold for $55,000 to Donald R. Empert Jr.
Route 82 – 5.01 acres of vacant residential land adjoining 6030 Route 82 sold for $350,000to Bentley Property Holdings LLC
6214 Route 82 - .43 acres of vacant residential land sold for $64,000 to Ruben Ruano
728 Hunns Lake Road - .33 acres of vacant residential land sold for $49,000 to Windwood Properties LLC
*Town of Stanford recorded real estate transfers from Dec. 1 to Dec. 31, 2025, provided by Dutchess County Real Property Office monthly transfer reports. Only transactions with consideration are included. Note that median prices are calculated based on closing date and not the date recorded which lags closings.Details on each property from Dutchess Parcel Access. Market data from One Key MLS and Infosparks.
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