Yukon-Mustang Area, Oklahoma Top 5 Home Sales: Piedmont Takes Three of the Week’s Top Five
Piedmont accounted for three of the five highest-priced sales, with one each in Mustang and Yukon rounding out a list of brick-and-frame single-family homes.
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Piedmont accounted for three of the five highest-priced sales, with one each in Mustang and Yukon rounding out a list of brick-and-frame single-family homes.
Three homes on acreage, with views of mountains, a creek and a river among them, joined two in-town Yakima homes, one of them a Tudor in the historic district.
Two brand-new ranches, a home with a lower-level theater and another that backs to a city park made up a week of sales stretching from Clive to Johnston.
A restored Cape in a historic district led the week, followed by four Colonials in Warwick, East Greenwich and Coventry, one of them so new it straddles a town line.
Four single-family homes and a newer condominium, spread across Cedar Falls, Waverly and Hudson, made up the week’s top sales.
A Gilded Age landmark, a modern home near parkland and three restored or classic homes across Northwest and Capitol Hill made up the city’s top sales of the week.
A gated estate above the Columbia River led a week that also included two brand-new homes and a pair of Ridgefield sales.
A high-rise residence in Kakaako led the week, followed by a pool home in Waialua and three homes in Honolulu and Kailua with views of the ocean and mountains.
A mid-century design, a rebuilt English-style home and a gated estate on a cul-de-sac were among the week’s top sales, all of them in the city of Tulsa.
A Spanish-style home from 1929, two acreage properties in the Tucson Mountains, an architect’s compound and a newer home in Tanque Verde made up the week’s top sales.
Room for horses, big shops and views of the Columbia River ran through a week of sales led by a home in West Richland.
Single-family homes built over a span of a century, in four cities across the area, made up the week’s Top 5.
Three Gilbert homes joined one each from Tempe and Chandler on a list of single-level homes built for life outdoors, with pools, sport courts and lawns behind them.
A Browns Point home led a week of sales that stretched from Lakewood to Fox Island, with prices from $1,787,500 to $2,850,000.
A gated-community retreat built for car and RV owners led the week, followed by golf-community homes in Sterling Grove and a fenced acreage in Wittmann.
Backyard pools, mountain views and one brand-new single-story home run through a week of sales spread across three Summerlin neighborhoods.
A walkout rambler backing to a wetland, a lakefront home from the middle of the last century and two new homes in one Sartell neighborhood were among the week’s top sales.
A remodeled home in a gated community led the week, followed by a 1950s home near Comstock Park and three properties set on acreage in the country.
A Santa Barbara-style home on a cul-de-sac, a ranch in a gated golf-area community, a Verrado home, a two-acre horse property and a six-bedroom Spanish-style home made up the week’s top sales.
Lake views, newly built homes and a golf-community property on wooded acreage define a week of top sales spread across three cities and three counties.
Two homes on acreage, a Mount Pleasant condominium and a pair of in-town homes in Des Moines County made up the week’s top sales.
Two golf course homes in gated communities, a newly built custom home with a detached casita and an RV garage, and a property with garage space for 11 vehicles made up the week’s top sales.
From newly built homes in Lakeville to properties on more than two acres in Saint Paul and Farmington, all five of the week’s top sales were in Dakota County.
Shore homes in Charlestown and Narragansett shared the top of the list with two North Kingstown properties, one of them a townhouse.
A newly built home in Bothell’s North Creek neighborhood led a week in which every top sale was a two-story single-family home.
The week’s top five sales ran from $3.7 million to $7.95 million, with two in Kirkland and one each in Seattle, Sammamish and Bellevue.
Homes on acreage in Salem filled the first four places, and a newly built home in Woodburn completed the list.
A remodeled 1951 rambler, a 2006 condominium and a pair of homes from the 1880s were among the week’s most expensive sales.
A townhouse took the top spot, and four single-family homes built between 2000 and 2021 filled out the rest of the list.
A $6.1 million sale in Galena’s Montreux Golf & Country Club led a week in which every top sale was a Reno home in a golf or gated community.
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