Market Snapshot

Redfin’s three-month period ending June 2026 puts Croton’s median sale price at $755,839, down 3.4% year-over-year, with homes taking a median of 24 days to sell, up from 13 a year ago. Zillow’s typical home value estimate has since caught up, now at $850,154, up 8.0% year-over-year – a sign the gap between the two sources has narrowed since earlier in the year, though figures can still vary by source and sample size in a smaller market.

Schools

The Croton-Harmon Union Free School District is rated above average by GreatSchools. Croton-Harmon High School earned a College Success Award for the 2023-24 school year, reflecting strong outcomes for graduates.

Commute to NYC

Croton-Harmon is a major Metro-North hub in Zone 5, where local and express service on the Hudson Line meet. Express trains reach Grand Central in about 45 minutes, while locals can take up to 60 minutes; trains run roughly every 20 minutes at busy times. Peak fare is about $16 one-way ($11.75 off-peak).

Neighborhood Character

Croton-on-Hudson offers more space and larger lots than the closer-in Rivertowns, along with riverside recreation at Croton Point Park. Express train access at Croton-Harmon is a major draw for commuters who want a bigger property without sacrificing a fast ride into the city.

Work With a Local Agent

Thinking about buying or selling in Croton-on-Hudson? I can walk you through current listings, comps, and what a specific home is likely to sell for – reach out anytime.