Greater Taunton-Attleboro, Massachusetts Top 5 Home Sales: North Attleboro Cape Leads a Week Spread Across Five Communities
A Cape Cod-style home in North Attleboro led the week, ahead of sales in Seekonk, Raynham, Taunton and Norton.
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A Cape Cod-style home in North Attleboro led the week, ahead of sales in Seekonk, Raynham, Taunton and Norton.
A brick farmhouse on country acreage, a vast Forest Hills home and two newly built homes in Harrisburg neighborhoods were among the week’s top sales.
A home still to be built in Shelton led the way, ahead of a contemporary Colonial in Monroe, a remade Stratford home and a pair of sales in Trumbull.
A newly built farmhouse-style home on two acres topped a week of suburban Colonials and Traditionals, most of them on wooded lots of an acre or more.
A newly built coastal contemporary, a lakeside home with a heated pool and a Cape Cod on more than an acre were among the week’s top sales.
The week’s top sales took in a Bridlewood home that passed $1 million, a Tudor on a Waynesboro golf course and two homes on wooded acreage.
The week’s top sales ran from a ranch-style home in the Westminster countryside to a four-level townhouse, across four Carroll County communities.
The homes on this week’s list were built as early as 1900 and as recently as 2008, and they range from rowhouses with rooftop decks to condominiums with building concierges.
A restored residence of the old Lake Placid Club, a home on the shore of Schroon Lake and a farmhouse on acreage in Peru were among the week’s top sales.
A newly built home in Marrin, a farm on nearly 15 acres outside Lexington and a peninsula home on High Rock Lake were among the week’s top sales.
A redesigned Craftsman in Lakelands and a wooded Colonial estate in Goshen Hunt Hills took the top two places, with homes in Germantown, Clarksburg and Olney rounding out the list.
Docks on the Miles River and the bay, a Victorian in a planned Easton community and acreage in Trappe and on Kent Island make up the week’s top sales.
Every home in the week’s top five sold for more than its asking price, and Summit accounted for three of them.
Waterfront properties on two tidal creeks, a pair of newly built homes and a brick rambler on three acres made up the week’s top sales.
A shingled home on the water, an antique Colonial near a coastal preserve and a Colonial still to be built were among the week’s priciest sales along the shoreline towns.
Two Scituate homes, a newer Colonial in Hingham, a rebuilt Contemporary in Marshfield and a waterfront condominium in Cohasset made up the week’s top sales.
New construction accounted for three of the five sales, all of them homes built this year in Cape May and Sea Isle City.
A property on Ninigret Pond led the week at $6,350,000, while the other four homes on the list sold for between $775,000 and $950,000.
Westport had the two most expensive sales of the week, followed by a pair in Dartmouth and a historic brick home in New Bedford.
Homes more than a century old in Kensington and North Woodside led a week that also brought a brick Cape Cod, a newer townhouse and a contemporary near the Metro.
A waterfront home in Branford’s Pine Orchard led the week, followed by two sales in Lyme and one each in Old Lyme and Deep River.
A wooded country property near the ocean, a Portsmouth Cape from the 1950s, a brand-new home in Hampton, a condominium in Greenland and a homestead in Strafford made up the week’s top sales.
Four single-family homes and one newly built townhouse, each selling for at least $1.1 million, made up the week’s top of the market.
A riverfront home in South Nyack led a week of sales that reached across five towns, from Thiells to New City.
Every one of the week’s five highest-priced homes sold above its asking price, and each went under contract within 15 days of being listed.
Cove frontage, covered docks and a mountain-view farmhouse filled out a week of sales that stretched from Huddleston and Union Hall to Moneta and Forest.
Two brand-new homes, a 1909 row house in the Fan and a brick Colonial built in the spirit of early America share a week in which every sale closed at or above its asking price.
The top sales ran from a newly built home in Sinking Spring to an 18th-century stone farmstead in Oley, with a horse barn and pastures in Morgantown and nearly 20 acres in Fleetwood.
Two new homes, a builder’s own contemporary and a European-influenced home in Cary filled out a week in which every one of the top sales had at least four bedrooms and a three-car garage.
Prices ran from $1.86 million to $3.15 million, and the week’s top sale had the same agent on both sides.
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