Prince William Area, Virginia Top 5 Home Sales: Haymarket Leads With Three Homes Up to $1.2 Million
Haymarket accounted for three of the week’s five top sales, with Gainesville and Dumfries completing the list.
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Haymarket accounted for three of the week’s five top sales, with Gainesville and Dumfries completing the list.
Three Fort Washington homes and two in Upper Marlboro made the list, from a 1973 Colonial with an indoor pool to two homes built in 2012.
Two lakefront homes in gated communities topped the week, followed by a new chalet and a pair of Colonials on an acre or more.
Two Victorians a short walk from Sewickley Village, a remade patio home, a custom home on a cul-de-sac and a brand-new build in Butler County made up the top of the market.
A Shadyside colonial, a Squirrel Hill North townhouse, a French Provincial home in Fox Chase, a renovated Point Breeze home and a Fifth Avenue condominium made up the week’s top sales.
Country acreage in Vass and Cameron shares the week’s list with a gated Pinehurst community, a Pinehurst townhouse and a new home in Carthage.
A stone home from the 1880s, three townhouses and a new contemporary in the Northeast made up the week’s five highest-priced sales.
A just-finished home near a downtown, a wooded cul-de-sac property and a home on a golf course led a week of sales across three South Jersey counties.
Colonial homes in Gloucester, Marblehead and Lynnfield, built between 1905 and 2007, joined two homes completed in 2025 in Newburyport at the top of the week’s sales.
Two homes in Sharon, two in Walpole and one in Wrentham made up a week in which the newest home on the list dates to 1999 and the oldest to 1915.
Madison placed two homes on the list, including the week’s top sale, and Coldwell Banker Realty listed three of the five.
Two Lower Gwynedd colonials led a week of large family homes, joined by a Schwenksville estate on two acres, a 1950 Cape Cod in Wayne and a pool home in Collegeville.
A newer Colonial on two acres, a pair of Edison homes with big finished basements and a ranch built for work as well as living made up a week of sales split among three towns.
A modern estate in Dutchess County and a historic Tuxedo Park estate lead a week that also included two farmhouses and a mountain-view contemporary.
A newer townhouse overlooking a golf course in Andover led the week, followed by four Colonials in Westford, North Andover and Merrimac.
A 1948 Colonial close to downtown Princeton, a Littlebrook Contemporary with a pool and three 1980s Colonials from Princeton Junction to Hamilton make up the week’s top tier.
All five of the week’s top sales were condominiums, spread from Soho and West Chelsea to the Upper West Side, Harlem and the West Village.
Two sales in Nashua and one each in Bedford, Goffstown and Amherst made up a week in which every one of the top five sold for more than $1 million.
Stone, stucco and brick homes built across nearly nine decades, from Gladwyne to Wayne, made up the week’s top sales.
The week’s sales stretched from Leesburg and Ashburn to Middleburg, Purcellville and Paeonian Springs, with one sale in each town.
A former schoolhouse, a Nantucket-style cottage and a Scandinavian-inspired home in the woods joined a 20-acre estate and a lake-community home among the week’s top sales.
Three Rehoboth Beach homes made the list, joined by townhouses in Lewes and Dewey Beach, with prices running from $1.395 million to $2.1 million.
A renovated midcentury estate, a log retreat in the woods and a brand-new farmhouse-style home were among the week’s five priciest sales.
Homes on Crescent Lake, Balch Lake and Lake Winnipesaukee led the week, joined by a country property in Groton.
Two newly built homes, a Victorian with a boat slip to lease and two golf-community homes made up the week’s top sales.
Basking Ridge accounted for three of the week’s five highest-priced sales, joined by a home on four acres in Skillman and one in Bridgewater.
Contemporary homes and Cape Cods on both sides of the Hudson, from the river country of Germantown to the ski slopes of Hunter, made up the week’s top sales.
Four Hoboken condominiums with views toward Manhattan and a rebuilt single-family home in Secaucus make up the week’s top sales.
Pools, finished walk-out lower levels and multi-acre lots ran through the week’s priciest sales, which ranged from a Maple Lawn home to a wooded cul-de-sac property in Warfields Grant.
A gated-community retreat in Linville led a week that also took in a downtown Blowing Rock cottage, a resort condominium, a 22-acre farm in Vilas and a Boone property with a guest cottage.
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