Village of Larchmont tax sale, 2026 season

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Larchmont enforces its own taxes by foreclosure, not by selling liens. The village's audited financial statements for fiscal 2024 say it plainly: the village is responsible for billing and collecting its own taxes and for conducting in rem foreclosure proceedings. Village taxes attach as a lien on June 1, and the statements carry tax liens receivable of $56,175 at May 31, 2024.

No sale or foreclosure document was found on a village source. So this page records the mechanism the village's own statements describe, in rem foreclosure run by the village, and claims no sale date, auction or terms. A reader looking for a Larchmont lien sale is looking for a document the village does not publish, because its process is a court foreclosure.

Dates and deadlines

Verified structure	The village bills and collects its own taxes and conducts its own in rem foreclosure proceedings, per its fiscal 2024 audited financial statements. Village taxes attach as a lien on June 1. Tax liens receivable stood at $56,175 at May 31, 2024.
Most recent verified sale	None. No official village sale or foreclosure document was located.
Next sale	Not announced on any official source read.
Format	In rem foreclosure by the village, per its audited statements. Larchmont does not publish a lien sale, and this page does not describe one.
Selling office	Not documented for a sale. Village taxes are collected through the Treasurer's office, Village Hall, 120 Larchmont Avenue, Larchmont.

Sources: Village of Larchmont, audited financial statements, fiscal 2024 (villageoflarchmont.org). New York State Tax Department, RPTL section 1104 local option list (tax.ny.gov). Confirm with the selling office before relying on any date on this page: sales move, terms change, and parcels are pulled up to sale day.

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How Village of Larchmont tax enforcement is structured

The village forecloses; it does not sell liens. Larchmont's own statements put in rem foreclosure in the village's hands. That is a court process that ends in the village taking title, a different road from a treasurer's lien auction.
The lien attaches June 1. The village tax year turns on that date in the statements, and unpaid village taxes ride forward as liens receivable on the village's books.
The county sale does not cover the village layer. Westchester County's process documented in this hub is the county's. A Larchmont parcel's village taxes are the village's own account, answered at Village Hall.

How registration works

Not published. Larchmont publishes no sale for a bidder to register for; its enforcement runs as foreclosure, per its own statements.

Terms: what a bid actually costs

No bidder terms exist in an official village source, because the village publishes no sale. The rows below say so:

Deposit or down payment	Not published in the sources read.
Buyer premium	Not published in the sources read.
Balance due	Not published in the sources read.
Deed type	Not published in the sources read.

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The point to hold in Larchmont is the mechanism. Anyone waiting for a village lien sale announcement is waiting for the wrong document. The village's road is foreclosure, and the office that can say where a parcel stands in it is the Treasurer's office at 120 Larchmont Avenue.

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