Vernon Home Sales Stay Active Early In 2026 As Values Rise, Zillow Reports

VERNON, CT — Home sales in Vernon remained active through the opening months of 2026, with properties across a wide price range selling steadily, according to recent listings and sales data from Zillow. The data points to continued movement in the local market, from lower-priced condominiums to single-family homes selling for more than half a million dollars.

Zillow reports the typical home value in Vernon at approximately $326,213 as of late February. That marks a 3.8 percent increase over the past year and reflects continued price growth in the local housing market, according to the listing service.

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Recent sales listed on Zillow show a mix of single-family homes and condominiums closing from the low $100,000 range to more than $500,000. Among the higher-priced sales, a home on Morrison Street Extension sold for $555,000 in late March. Other homes, including properties on Tracy Drive and Tumble Brook Drive, sold for $415,000 and $379,000, respectively.

Activity was also strong in the middle of the market. Zillow listings show several homes selling between roughly $275,000 and $330,000, including a property on Phoenix Street for $328,000, a home on Bolton Road for $330,000 and a property on Bancroft Road for $279,900.

Lower-priced properties also continued to sell. Zillow listings show a unit on Talcottville Road closing for $132,000 and another on Lady Bug Lane selling for $199,900, indicating buyer activity across multiple price points.

Additional transactions reported by Zillow include a home on High Street that sold for $373,000 and a property on Liberty Street that closed at $309,900. Together, those sales reflect consistent turnover throughout March, based on the listings cited in the data.

Inventory remained relatively limited at the end of February. Zillow data showed about 32 homes listed for sale in Vernon, with just over a dozen new listings added during that period.

Overall, Zillow listings indicate Vernon’s housing market maintained steady momentum early in 2026. Rising home values, limited inventory and sales across a broad range of prices all contributed to continued activity in town, according to the data.