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Greenwich CT Estate & Date of Death Appraisal

Licensed in Connecticut — retrospective USPAP appraisals for Greenwich probate, Form 706, and stepped-up basis. Attorney- and executor-direct.

Greenwich CT Estate & Date of Death Appraisal

Dave Lister, SRA, is a New York Court-Approved Certified Residential Appraiser based in New Rochelle, licensed in New York and Connecticut. Madison & Park Appraisal provides private-party and attorney-direct appraisals for divorce, date-of-death/estate, and probate across Westchester County, Manhattan co-ops/condos, and Greenwich CT — not AMC mortgage factory work. (914) 413-3800 · madisonparkappraisal.com

Greenwich estate administration often requires a retrospective fair market value opinion as of the date of death — for Connecticut probate, federal Form 706 when required, and stepped-up basis documentation for heirs.

Licensed in Connecticut and New York (NY 45000049662). Dave Lister, SRA · Court-Approved Appraiser in New York · private / attorney-direct engagements · USPAP · 20+ years / 10,000+ appraisals. Not bank AMC factory work.

Estate Uses

Connecticut probate filings · IRS Form 706 support · stepped-up cost basis · equitable distribution among beneficiaries · coordinated NY/CT multi-property estates.

Property Focus

Single-family homes, waterfront properties, and higher-value Greenwich residences across Belle Haven, Old Greenwich, Riverside, Cos Cob, and backcountry markets.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do Connecticut estates need a date-of-death appraisal?

Certified appraisals are commonly required for Connecticut probate administration, federal Form 706 when applicable, and to document stepped-up basis for inherited property.

Are you licensed for Greenwich / Connecticut estate appraisals?

Yes. We are licensed in Connecticut and New York and regularly appraise Greenwich residential property for estate counsel and fiduciaries.

Can you prepare appraisals for IRS Form 706?

Yes. Our USPAP reports support estate attorneys and CPAs preparing Form 706 and related estate-tax documentation.

How far back can a retrospective Greenwich estate appraisal go?

We routinely complete multi-year retrospective assignments using historical market data available as of the effective date.

How long does a Greenwich estate appraisal take?

Typical delivery is 5–10 business days; we coordinate with probate and tax deadlines.

Do you also handle Westchester estate properties in the same matter?

Yes. Dual-state licensing allows coordinated valuation when an estate holds property in both Connecticut and New York.

What Clients Say

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Certified appraisals across Westchester County, Manhattan, and Greenwich CT.

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"I worked with David from Madison and Park on two occasions for a market valuation of our home. He was very friendly and professional. He made the entire process painless and easy and his knowledge of the market was a huge help. I will use him again for any other appraisals I need."

Mason Reynolds
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"David was very responsive and answered all my questions. He had a highly professional approach and process for the home appraisal. I strongly recommend his services!"

Joselyn Impastato
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"Dave Lister is extremely knowledgeable and professional. I highly recommend him!"

Dominick Ciccone
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(914) 413-3800 dave@madisonparkappraisal.com
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