Location! Location! Cozy Colonial situated in beautiful private country setting in Harrison school district. (Purchase elementary). Living room with brick fireplace , sun room with stone fireplace and built-ins. Formal Dining room, eat in kitchen / door out to large deck overlooking private gardens. 3 Bedrooms/den , full bath & walk up attic. Wonderful opportunity to live in a sought after area of Westchester county. It feels like the country! Additional Information: HeatingFuel:Oil Above Ground,ParkingFeatures:1 Car Detached,
Single-familyProperty Type
1925Year Built
0.29 acresLot Size
$457Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
1 spaceParking
Listing by Elizabeth O'Leary• Newbauer Realty
Bought with Cindy Gayle• Coldwell Banker Res Brokerage
Location! Location! Cozy Colonial situated in beautiful private country setting in Harrison school district. (Purchase elementary). Living room with brick fireplace , sun room with stone fireplace and built-ins. Formal Dining room, eat in kitchen / door out to large deck overlooking private gardens. 3 Bedrooms/den , full bath & walk up attic. Wonderful opportunity to live in a sought after area of Westchester county. It feels like the country!
OneKey® MLS as Distributed by MLS Grid #H4414460
Jan 9, 2015
Sold
$475,000
$279/sq ft
May 16, 2014
Listed
$535,000
$315/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$9,664 (−0.5%)
$2,400 + $3,350
$5,750
2025
$9,716 (+3.6%)
$2,400 + $3,350
$5,750
2024
$9,382 (+14.9%)
$1,000 + $4,750
$5,750
2023
$8,166 (+2.8%)
$1,000 + $4,750
$5,750
2022
$7,948 (+2.2%)
$1,000 + $4,750
$5,750
2021
$7,774 (−7.6%)
$1,000 + $4,750
$5,750
2020
$8,416 (+5.7%)
$1,000 + $4,750
$5,750
2019
$7,965
$1,000 + $4,750
$5,750
2018
$1,000 + $4,750
$5,750
2017
$1,000 + $4,750
$5,750
2016
$1,000 + $4,750
$5,750
2014
$800 + $4,500
$5,300
2013
$800 + $4,500
$5,300
2012
$800 + $4,500
$5,300
2011
$800 + $4,500
$5,300
2010
$800 + $4,500
$5,300
2009
$800 + $4,500
$5,300
2008
$800 + $4,500
$5,300
Tax history for 12 Buckout Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$9,664 (−0.5%)
$2,400 + $3,350
$5,750
2025
$9,716 (+3.6%)
$2,400 + $3,350
$5,750
2024
$9,382 (+14.9%)
$1,000 + $4,750
$5,750
2023
$8,166 (+2.8%)
$1,000 + $4,750
$5,750
2022
$7,948 (+2.2%)
$1,000 + $4,750
$5,750
2021
$7,774 (−7.6%)
$1,000 + $4,750
$5,750
2020
$8,416 (+5.7%)
$1,000 + $4,750
$5,750
2019
$7,965
$1,000 + $4,750
$5,750
2018
$1,000 + $4,750
$5,750
2017
$1,000 + $4,750
$5,750
2016
$1,000 + $4,750
$5,750
2014
$800 + $4,500
$5,300
2013
$800 + $4,500
$5,300
2012
$800 + $4,500
$5,300
2011
$800 + $4,500
$5,300
2010
$800 + $4,500
$5,300
2009
$800 + $4,500
$5,300
2008
$800 + $4,500
$5,300
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Public record
Public record
Zoning
Beds
—
Baths
2
Stories
—
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
0.31 Acres
Year renovated
—
Sq. Ft.
1,830
Year built
1933
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Westchester County
APN
552801A0010010000023
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Sep 25, 2026.
R-1
One-Family Residence District
Pursuant to Town Law 278, Subdivision 2, the Town of Harrison Planning Board shall have the authority, subject to the approval of the final plat by the Town Board, to permit or require residential cluster development in residential zoning districts R-1, and establish rules and regulations setting forth the conditions under which clustering may occur. The Planning Board shall request permission from the Town Board to consider clustering as soon in the process as the Planning Board determines that clustering would be beneficial to the town.; The Town Board shall promptly indicate to the Planning Board whether or not the Town Board will consider approval of a final plat that provides for clustering and any conditions the Town Board is then considering imposing.; The purpose of cluster development shall be to enable and encourage flexibility of design and development of land in such a manner that will result in: The preservation of open lands that are physically, aesthetically, scenically, historically and environmentally unique by virtue of their geology, topography, vegetative cover or previous use.; A pattern of development that preserves trees, outstanding natural topography and geologic features and prevents soil erosion.; The preservation or creation of open space, recreation areas and environmentally sensitive land areas.; An environment that is in harmony with surrounding development.; A choice in the types of environment and living units available to the public, so that development will be a permanent asset to the town.; An efficient use of land resulting in smaller networks of utilities and streets. A more desirable environment than would be possible through the strict application of other sections of law.