Town of Lewisboro tax sale, 2026 season

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Lewisboro runs its own lien machinery, and the town publishes the owner's side of it in plain terms. The Receiver of Taxes states the standing procedure: an unpaid tax becomes a Town of Lewisboro Tax Lien on May 1 of the following year, interest accrues on the lien at 1 percent per month until redemption or foreclosure, liens are filed with Westchester County, redemption requires a certified bank check, and a $400 foreclosure fee applies once foreclosure has begun. The town's 2018 official statement adds the enforcement half: the town enforces delinquent taxes through tax liens and in rem foreclosure proceedings.

The foreclosure half is court verified. In Egloff v. Town of Lewisboro (2d Dept, November 9, 2011), the town's 2005 Article 11 proceeding ended in a final judgment of foreclosure that awarded the town possession and directed a deed conveying the property to the town. No public sale or later enforcement act is documented in the sources read, and this page marks the sale side not published.

Dates and deadlines

Verified enforcement	The town's own Article 11 proceeding in rem: final judgment of foreclosure in the town's 2005 proceeding (Westchester County Index No. 9674/05), of record in Egloff v. Town of Lewisboro, 89 AD3d 792 (2d Dept 2011). The town's Enforcing Officer in that litigation was Joann Vasi; the current officeholder is not verified.
Standing lien procedure	Per the Receiver of Taxes: an unpaid tax becomes a town tax lien on May 1 of the following year; interest at 1 percent per month until redemption or foreclosure; a $400 foreclosure fee applies once foreclosure has begun; redemption by certified bank check.
Most recent verified sale	None. No public sale is documented; the verified disposition is conveyance to the town itself under the foreclosure judgment.
Next sale	Not announced.
Format	In rem foreclosure by the town; no public sale format is published.
Selling office	Town of Lewisboro Receiver of Taxes.

Sources: Egloff v. Town of Lewisboro, 89 AD3d 792 (2d Dept 2011) (caselaw.findlaw.com). Town of Lewisboro, Receiver of Taxes, Important Information for Property Owners (lewisborony.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 Town of Lewisboro tax foreclosure works

An unpaid tax becomes the town's lien on May 1. The lien arises on May 1 of the year after the tax year, carries interest at 1 percent per month until redemption or foreclosure, and is filed with Westchester County, per the Receiver of Taxes.
Redemption is by certified bank check. The owner redeems by paying the lien, its interest and, once foreclosure has begun, a $400 foreclosure fee, to the Receiver of Taxes.
Foreclosure is the town's own Article 11 case. In the town's 2005 proceeding the court awarded the town possession and directed a deed to the town. No public auction is documented; the verified disposition runs to the town itself.

How registration works

Not published. No sale documents exist in the record found for the town to publish registration terms in.

Terms: what a bid actually costs

The town publishes the owner's lien terms in full (interest, the foreclosure fee, the redemption form) and no purchaser terms at all, because no town sale is documented. The rows below keep that split:

Lien interest (owner)	1 percent per month from the lien date (May 1 of the following year) until redemption or foreclosure, per the Receiver of Taxes.
Foreclosure fee (owner)	$400 once foreclosure has begun, per the Receiver of Taxes. Redemption is by certified bank check.
Deposit or down payment (buyer)	Not published in the sources read.
Buyer premium	Not published in the sources read.
Deed type	The town's 2005 judgment directed a deed conveying the property to the town. No purchaser deed term is published.

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Lewisboro is the rare gap where the owner's math is fully published and the buyer's side does not exist. An owner can price a redemption to the month from the town's own page; a buyer has no sale to price at all, because the town's verified disposition takes property to the town, not to auction. Do not import another Westchester town's auction terms into this record.

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