These are the highest-priced home sales reported in Westchester–Putnam, New York for the week ending November 1, 2026, and together the five came to $20.7 million. Rye accounted for the top three, while Pelham and Pound Ridge had one sale each, so every home on the list was in Westchester County. Agents with Compass Greater NY, LLC were the listing agents on three of the five sales.
No. 1 — $5,850,000 · 11 Boxwood Lane, Rye, New York
The top sale of the week was a newly built home at 11 Boxwood Lane in Rye, which sold for $5,850,000. Completed in 2025, the contemporary home sits on 1.37 acres along a golf course, and its tall Marvin windows look out over the fairways. At 7,584 square feet, it is the largest of the five homes.
Inside, the entry hall rises to a 21-foot ceiling and centers on a fireplace finished in Venetian plaster. Wide-plank white oak runs underfoot. The kitchen pairs DOCA cabinetry imported from Spain with Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances, and a full scullery sits behind steel-and-glass doors. A butler’s pantry and custom cabinetry in the dining room serve the formal side of the home.
The home has six bedrooms, each with its own bath, and six full baths and one half bath in all. A guest suite is on the first floor. The primary suite opens to its own terrace and has two custom closets and a Porcelanosa bath with radiant heated floors. Downstairs, the finished walk-out lower level has a family room with a bar, another guest suite and space set aside for a golf simulator or a home theater. Sonos sound and Lutron lighting run through the home, which has a standing seam metal roof.
Outside, a stone terrace looks over level lawns, and the town has approved plans for a pool on the grounds. The property last sold for $950,000 in 2022, before the current home was built.
Michael P. McCooey of Compass Greater NY, LLC was the listing agent, and Heather D. Harrison of Compass Greater NY, LLC represented the buyer. It was the highest-priced sale in this Top 5 and the first of three on the list with a Compass Greater NY, LLC listing agent.
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No. 2 — $4,150,216 · 69 Rye Road, Rye, New York
Greenhaven, the Rye neighborhood on Long Island Sound, gave the week its second-highest sale: 69 Rye Road, a 1927 Tudor on a 0.62-acre corner lot that sold for $4,150,216. Owners have deeded rights to Greenhaven Beach, about a five-minute walk away, where there is a dock, mooring rights and storage for kayaks and paddleboards. The Marshlands Conservancy and the Jay Heritage Center are nearby.
The home is built of stone and stucco with half-timbered detailing, and the original stonework survives. Leaded glass windows and arched entries lead into rooms with vaulted ceilings, exposed beams and dark hardwood floors, and there are four wood-burning fireplaces. The home has six bedrooms, six full baths and two half baths across 5,972 square feet.
Several doors and walls of glass open onto broad stone terraces. Beyond them, tall hedges and mature trees screen a heated gunite pool, which is fenced and has an attached pool cabana. A potting shed and gardens complete the grounds. The property last sold for $2.6 million in 2005.
The home went under contract seven days after it was listed and sold for $555,216 above its asking price of $3.595 million. Joan O’Meara and Mary K. Hawthorn Kmetz of Houlihan Lawrence Inc. were the listing agents, and Jennifer L. Jaffe of Compass Greater NY, LLC represented the buyer.
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No. 3 — $4,050,000 · 28 Everett Street, Rye, New York
Steps from Long Island Sound in Rye’s Milton neighborhood, 28 Everett Street is the newest home in this Top 5, completed in 2026, and it sold for $4,050,000. The property last sold for $1.2 million in 2025, before the current home was built.
The colonial is finished in clapboard and stone and sits on 7,405 square feet, the smallest lot of the five. Much of its life is meant to happen outdoors. A covered entertaining area has a built-in grill, a beverage refrigerator and a wood-burning stone fireplace, and a large bluestone patio extends beside it.
Indoors, the kitchen has custom cabinets and Sub-Zero and Wolf appliances and opens to the family room. The home also has a private gym and wiring in place for a home theater. There are five bedrooms, four full baths and one half bath in 3,995 square feet, along with a finished basement.
The home went under contract 14 days after it was listed, and it sold above its $3.695 million asking price. Laura DeVita and Alix Prince of Julia B Fee Sothebys Int. Rlty were the listing agents, and Jennifer Reddington of Compass Greater NY, LLC represented the buyer.
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No. 4 — $3,650,000 · 263 Corona Avenue, Pelham, New York
In Pelham, 263 Corona Avenue sold for $3,650,000, its full asking price. The brick, stone and stucco Tudor was built in 1936 and stands on 0.55 acres in Pelham Heights, near the town center, the train and schools.
The sunken living room runs from the front of the home to the back, with wood paneling and a wood-burning fireplace. A paneled library sits nearby, and a sunroom is wrapped in leaded windows. The open kitchen has its own gas fireplace and radiant heated floors, and a formal dining room seats a large table.
Upstairs, the second floor is divided into three wings. The primary suite is surrounded by windows and has several closets and a newly renovated bath, and another bedroom suite with its own bath sits beside it. One wing has a laundry room, a large cedar closet and a bedroom or office with its own access to the kitchen, the driveway and the backyard. The home has six bedrooms, five full baths and three half baths in 5,534 square feet, and the walk-out lower level includes a gym.
Behind the home, a gated patio and a large deck surround a saltwater pool, and cypress and spruce trees enclose the property. It last sold for $1.675 million in 2001.
Mary Quintin of Compass Greater NY, LLC was the listing agent, and Jennifer Meyer of Compass Greater NY, LLC represented the buyer.
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No. 5 — $3,000,000 · 156 Old Stone Hill Road, Pound Ridge, New York
The oldest home on the list is also the one with the most land. Built in 1769 and known as the Amon Marshall Homestead, the farmhouse at 156 Old Stone Hill Road in Pound Ridge sold for $3,000,000. It was enlarged over the generations and has since been restored.
The restoration kept the hand-hewn beams, wood walls, historic doors and hearths, and added Venetian plaster, Marmorino and limewash finishes, custom millwork and stonework, and vintage European light fixtures. The living and dining rooms have wide-plank and herringbone floors, and the home has three fireplaces. In the kitchen, Cristallo marble counters and custom cabinets surround an AGA range and Sub-Zero appliances.
The home has four bedrooms, three full baths and one half bath in 3,771 square feet. One bedroom is on the first floor, and the primary suite upstairs has custom closets and a marble bath with a freestanding tub and a restored steam shower.
The 3.50 acres take in lawns, woodland, stone walls and a pond. The historic gardens and mature rhododendrons were brought back, the walls repaired and the pond restored. A cedar-shake barn stands on the property, and there is a possible site for a pool. The property last sold for $1.95 million in 2025.
Brian Milton of Compass Greater NY, LLC was the listing agent, giving Compass Greater NY, LLC its third listing in this Top 5. Rose Goldfine-Caserta of Coldwell Banker Realty represented the buyer.
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RealtyWire selected these transactions from publicly reported residential sales identified for the calendar week ending Sunday, November 1, 2026. The report may exclude private, off-market, delayed or nondisclosed transactions. Prices, property details and professional representation are reported as available at publication and may be updated following confirmation from transaction participants.
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