Harrison, NY Condo for Sale

Harrison’s classic homes, modern comforts and stretches of land between boundary lines offer residents who desire older houses, with modern kitchens and enough backyard for a pool, the best of all worlds. “The homes are traditional, “says Christine Hazelton, a Realtor with Houlihan Lawrence who has lived in Harrison for over 39 years. “But what really appeals to people is the land and the space within the homes for the price point.” Most homes in Harrison come with one or two-acre lots, but there are homes with as much as 12 acres of land among the sprawling estates with well-manicured lawns and towering oak trees that line the neighborhood’s winding streets. “We have limited inventory,” Hazleton says. “Harrison has become quite competitive in the past few years.” When something does become available, homebuyers have snapped up 3-bedroom split-level homes for anywhere between $725,000 to $900,000 or 4-bedroom colonial homes for $1.2 million to $1.75 million. Traditional Tudors built in the 1930s are even rarer finds and tend to sell for about $1.7 million. "There's something for everyone. The homes aren't cookie cutter and there are many different styles," says Jill Caird, a