Villa Cheri, a waterfront house at 217 Hommocks Road, has sold for $19 million, a price reported as the highest yet for a house in Larchmont. The estate covers 1.38 acres and comes with the private shoreline that tends to separate a village record from an ordinary seven-figure sale.
Larchmont Loop reported the record-breaking sale, brokered by local realtor Linda Filby of Compass Realty. Multiple offers pushed the closing price 8.6% above the listing price.
An 1898 House on the Water
The house dates to 1898 and later went through a multiyear transformation, Larchmont Loop reported. Both the local account and the property listing put the house at seven bedrooms on those 1.38 acres.
The Houlihan Lawrence listing describes a private dock, pool, cabana, waterfront gazebo and private beach. Inside, it lists a home theater with built-in sofas and a wine room. The waterfront pieces are the ones that show up in every account of why this address cleared the rest of the village.
A Different Market From the Median
Nineteen million is not where most Larchmont sales land. Luxury Realty International, citing OneKey MLS data, put the median single-family sale at $2,050,718 across 155 closings in the 12 months through October 2026, up 10.8% from a year earlier.
That rolling 12-month median reached $2,067,215 in September 2026, the same report said. Larchmont Loop put the average price in the village well over $2 million. Villa Cheri's price is more than nine times the October median, which is a waterfront outlier, not a new normal for the 155 sales underneath it.
Next door in the Mamaroneck School District, the median was $1,930,000 across 207 closed sales over those same 12 months, up 4.3% year over year. Larchmont's broader market has been rising faster than that district figure. It still is not a $19 million market.
The Earlier Waterfront Record
The last single-family price Westfair Business Journal described as a village record was $11.3 million, for 25 Park Ave. That house was also dated to 1898: an 8,182-square-foot Victorian beside Manor Park, on the Long Island Sound.
Westfair reported 1.6 acres there, with 500 feet of waterfront, a deep-water dock and a swimming area. The seller had bought it in 2006 for $10.4 million, a purchase the Journal said set the village record at the time. Two 1898 waterfront houses, nearly two decades apart, have been the properties attached to Larchmont's top residential prices.
The new sale does not rewrite the median. It does show what a renovated Sound-facing acre and a third, plus a dock and a private beach, drew once several buyers were in. Filby's deal closed above the ask, and $19 million is now the number other Hommocks Road and Park Avenue listings will be measured against.
