120 Morris Avenue, Farmingville, NY 11738

120 Morris Avenue, Farmingville, NY 11738

$869,000 · 8 bed · 5 bath · 3,807 sq ft · built 1966 · MLS# 995526 · Active

Spacious renovated Farmhouse with 3,800 Sf of living space, endless room for living & entertaining, 2 electric meters -perfect for extended living.

Single-family homes in the Sachem Central School District sold for a median of $679,000 (typically $600,000–$750,000) across 523 recorded sales between Oct 7, 2025 and Oct 2, 2026, up 4.5% on the 12 months before. This home's $869,000 list price sits in the luxury single-family tier for the Sachem Central School District.

ZIP 11738 has about 2.6 months of single family inventory — seller's market. Demand is outpacing supply, so homes sell quickly with firm pricing and limited room to negotiate.

At about $16,829 a year, this home's property tax runs roughly 53% above the $11,000 typical for Sachem Central School District. Suffolk bills combine town, school and special-district levies, so two homes at the same price in neighboring districts can carry materially different taxes. Exemptions such as STAR, Senior or Veteran move the number as well — a new owner's bill is often not the same as the seller's.

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Farmingville Market Trend

Farmingville has tightened over the past 2 years: the median sale price has advanced roughly 2% year over year to near $665K, and sales have generally been closing faster. Sellers currently hold the stronger hand, and if the pattern persists, prices could continue to firm.