South Coast, Massachusetts Top 5 Home Sales: Waterfront and Acreage in Dartmouth, Lakeville and Swansea
Homes in Dartmouth, Lakeville and Swansea, from waterfront settings to wooded country land, made up the week’s top sales.
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Homes in Dartmouth, Lakeville and Swansea, from waterfront settings to wooded country land, made up the week’s top sales.
A home on the northern reaches of Lake George, a renovated 1920 home in Bolton Landing, a pond-front retreat, a large village home and a brand-new chalet near Gore Mountain made up the week’s top sales.
A pair of Austerlitz sales, a log home in Windham, a Victorian in Germantown and a wooded property in Hunter made up the week’s top five across Columbia and Greene counties.
Two homes built to face the mountains, a restored Craftsman from 1922 and two homes on more than two acres each made up the week’s top sales.
A home finished this year leads the list, which also takes in a cul-de-sac Colonial in Sutton and a lakefront contemporary in West Brookfield.
Three of the week’s top sales were in Rye and the other two were in Purchase and Mamaroneck, all of them single-family homes in Westchester County.
Homes on the bay, on the Sound and along a West Islip canal sold this week, along with a Cape Cod-style home a short way from the ocean in Amagansett.
A Colonial from the 1870s that awaits restoration tops the week, followed by four homes built from 1950 to 2000.
A large Colonial in Dunkirk led the week, and the rest of the list ran to homes on Back Creek, Cobb Island and the Patuxent River.
An ocean-view Colonial in Marshfield led a week of sales that ran from the Quincy shoreline to a pond in Carver.
A Madison Colonial led the week, followed by two homes in Old Saybrook, a contemporary in the Stony Creek village of Branford and a Cape Cod in Westbrook.
Three of the week’s top sales went for more than their asking prices and the other two for exactly what their sellers asked, in a close field.
Waterfront homes on Smith Mountain Lake and two Botetourt County properties with acreage and mountain views made up the week’s priciest sales.
An estate on wooded acreage, a Tudor on a golf course, a home overlooking a pond and two homes close to the West End shops made up the week’s priciest sales.
A sale at $2.88 million topped the list, and the last two places ended in a tie at $1.9 million.
Four Colonial homes built between 1999 and 2016 and an older raised ranch on rural land each sold for at least $995,000.
A brick French Provincial home with a backyard pool and a lower-level theater led a week of two-story single-family sales in Baden, Sewickley and Mars.
The week’s top sales were spread across five neighborhoods, from Mount Airy West and Chestnut Hill to Bella Vista, Graduate Hospital and Rittenhouse Square.
The list ran from a remodeled Colonial in Alexandria’s Wellington neighborhood to two newly built homes in Cherrydale and Mc Lean Hamlet that sold for the same price.
Westwood accounted for four of the week’s five highest-priced sales and Wrentham for the other, in a group that runs from two mid-century ranches to three Colonials built since 2001.
Three single-family homes and two townhouses, each in a different town, led the week’s sales, from a Colonial in Schwenksville to a Toll Brothers home in Royersford.
A Westport shingle-style Colonial, a renovated farmhouse with a party barn and a remodeled estate known as Meadow Wood were among the five homes that topped the week’s sales.
Two sales in Needham, two in Wellesley and one in Lexington made up the week’s top five, from a reworked 1964 contemporary to a Colonial finished this year.
Homes built nearly a century apart, from 1901 to 1993, changed hands in Andover and North Andover.
The week’s top sales ranged from new construction in Gladwyne to a home more than a century old in Ardmore, and all five were single-family homes.
Five Bristol County towns each had one of the week’s top sales, from a newly built home to a fenced equestrian property.
A remade mid-century home beside a Media park, the week’s only new construction and three established Colonials make up this week’s list.
Barns and pasture, two homes finished this year and a brick home on nearly four gated acres made up the week’s five priciest sales.
Two Swampscott homes led the week, and the list ran from a 19th-century home by the water to new construction in Lynnfield.
A home finished in 2020 on a Garden City block led the week, followed by estates of two to five acres in Port Washington, Locust Valley, Glen Head and Mill Neck.
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