June Was Active For Home Sales In Vernon

VERNON, CT — Vernon’s residential real estate market remained active throughout June 2026, with a mix of single-family homes, condominiums and manufactured homes changing hands across town, according to recently sold property listings on Zillow.

Homes sold during June 2026 in Vernon include:

• June 30 — [Address not listed in summary feed] sold for $410,000. Residential single-family home.
• June 27 — 541 Taylor St. sold for $300,000. Single-family residence.
• June 26 — 87 West St. sold for $355,000. Single-family home.
• June 25 — 27 Prospect St. sold for $365,000. Residential property sale recorded.
• June 24 — 11 South St. sold for $330,000. Single-family home transaction.
• June 23 — 74 Union St. sold for $290,000. Residential property transfer.
• June 20 — 12 Village St. sold for $280,000. Residential sale.
• June 19 — 53 Windermere Ave. sold for $415,000. Single-family home sale.
• June 18 — 8 Grand Ave. sold for $318,000. Residential property sale.
• June 17 — 142 Dobson Road sold for $525,000. One of the month’s highest-priced sales.
• June 16 — 3 Blue Ridge Drive sold for $455,000. Single-family residence.
• June 13 — 31 East Main St., Unit 5 sold for $210,000. Condominium sale.
• June 12 — 88 Lake St. sold for $375,000. Residential home sale.
• June 10 — 29 Phoenix St. sold for $342,000. Single-family property transfer.
• June 9 — 6 Brookside Lane sold for $460,000. Residential home sale.
• June 6 — 17 Meadowbrook Lane sold for $389,000. Single-family home.
• June 4 — 64 Hany Lane sold for $470,000. Residential sale.
• June 2 — 24 Olive Lane sold for $435,000. Four-bedroom home with 1,891 square feet.
• June 2 — 15 Stonewood Terrace sold for $85,000. Manufactured home with two bedrooms and one bathroom.

Among June’s highest recorded sales were 142 Dobson Road ($525,000), 64 Hany Lane ($470,000) and 6 Brookside Lane ($460,000), reflecting continued demand in Vernon’s single-family housing market.

The June transactions show steady market activity across multiple price points, ranging from entry-level manufactured housing to higher-end residential properties exceeding the half-million-dollar mark, according to Zillow.