The five highest-priced home sales reported in Neponset Valley & Greater Franklin, Massachusetts for the week ending October 25, 2026, came to a combined $9.1 million. All five were single-family homes in Norfolk County, with prices from $1,287,500 to $2,550,000 and lots ranging from just over half an acre to a little more than two acres.
No. 1 — $2,550,000 · 25 Hedgerow Ln, Westwood, Massachusetts
The week’s top sale was also the newest home of the five: a 2019 design at 25 Hedgerow Lane in Westwood that blends Colonial and Contemporary styles. It sits on a level, wooded lot of 0.96 acres on a cul-de-sac, and it has four bedrooms, four bathrooms and 4,234 square feet, with high ceilings and wood floors.
An open foyer leads to a formal dining room, a front sitting room and a home office. The kitchen is built around a quartz island, with Sub-Zero and Wolf appliances, a wall of pantry storage and a breakfast area, and it opens to a back deck. The family room has the home’s fireplace and its own door to the private backyard. Off the three-car garage, a recently enlarged mudroom includes a walk-in closet and a powder room. The bedrooms are on the second floor, along with a laundry room and a primary suite with several large custom walk-in closets. The full daylight basement is unfinished and used for storage. The home is wired for Control4 and has central vacuum and an irrigation system, and the neighborhood has sidewalks and sits close to the train, shops and major routes.
The home last sold in 2020, for $1.875 million.
Elena Price of Coldwell Banker Realty – Westwood was the listing agent for the week’s top sale. The home went under contract three days after it was listed and sold for $75,000 above its $2.475 million asking price.
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No. 2 — $2,400,000 · 10 Rockmeadow Rd, Westwood, Massachusetts
The property at 10 Rockmeadow Road in Westwood last sold for $400,000 in 2001, before the current house was built. The custom Colonial that followed in 2002 is the largest home in this week’s group, with 5,890 square feet, and it has the most bedrooms, five, along with five bathrooms. It stands on 0.94 acres in a walk-to-town neighborhood, surrounded by mature plantings, with a porch, a composite deck, a fenced yard, fruit trees and a stone wall.
Nine-foot ceilings and custom moldings run through the home. Hardwood covers the open main level, where the kitchen has high-end cabinetry, induction cooking and a large pantry. A great room with a fireplace sits next to a den and a breakfast nook, and there is a formal dining room as well as a sun room that opens to the yard. A full bath, a laundry room and a mudroom are also on the main level.
Upstairs, the primary suite has walk-in closets, and a Jack and Jill bath serves other bedrooms. An oversized office on that floor has its own closet and full bath. The finished basement has a gym and a game room, plus a half bath and a cedar closet, and a walk-up third level offers storage and room to expand. The home also has a generator and an air filtration system.
Barbara Shea of Shea Realty Group was the listing agent, and David Stevens of Castleknock Realty Group, Inc. represented the buyer in the $2,400,000 sale, the second-highest of the week.
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No. 3 — $1,565,000 · 109 Country Ln, Westwood, Massachusetts
A raised ranch from 1955 on a quiet Westwood side street, the home at 109 Country Lane has been updated and now has four bedrooms, five bathrooms and 4,781 square feet on 0.54 acres, the smallest lot of the five. Its two-car garage is tucked under the home, and the lower level walks out to the grounds.
The kitchen is open to a family room with a fireplace, where French sliding doors lead out to a composite deck. A second fireplace, in marble, anchors a bright living room that includes a dining area. The primary suite is on the first floor, with office space and a walk-in closet, and the other bedrooms are upstairs. The finished lower level has a home theater along with space for a gym, a playroom and another office. A mudroom and a laundry room are near the entrance from the garage.
The home went under contract 20 days after it was listed. It last sold for $1.475 million in 2024.
Wendy Fox of Compass was the listing agent, and Femion D. Mezini of Capital Realty Group represented the buyer.
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No. 4 — $1,300,000 · 61 Cedar Ln, Westwood, Massachusetts
Howard Brothers Builders of Westwood built the home at 61 Cedar Lane in 1950, making it the oldest of the week’s five. The ranch is in the Rockmeadow Valley neighborhood of Westwood, and it is also the smallest, with two bedrooms, two bathrooms and 1,705 square feet on a level lot of 0.95 acres with perennial gardens.
The home has been updated and expanded over the years, and everything is on one floor. A living room with a wood-burning fireplace has a bay window facing the front yard and its circular driveway. The dining room, with a chair rail, opens into a large kitchen with radiant floor heat and a Garland propane range under a vented hood. Next to it, a family room addition has a gas fireplace and four skylights and leads to a paved terrace with a fire pit and the private backyard. The two bedrooms are in their own wing: the primary bedroom has a bath with a walk-in shower and a jetted tub, and the second bedroom has a full bath. The unfinished lower level has a pellet stove, and the listing says the walk-up attic could be finished as a second floor.
The neighborhood has easy access to the walking trails of Hale Reservation, Westwood Center and Legacy Place, as well as Route 109 and I-95.
The home went under contract seven days after it was listed and sold for $51,000 above its $1.249 million asking price. Tom Aaron of Coldwell Banker Realty – Wellesley was the listing agent, and Theresa M. David of Gibson Sotheby’s International Realty represented the buyer.
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No. 5 — $1,287,500 · 22 Rhodes Dr, Wrentham, Massachusetts
The only sale outside Westwood this week was in Wrentham, where the Colonial at 22 Rhodes Drive sits on the largest lot of the five: 2.08 professionally landscaped acres, wooded and sloped, on a cul-de-sac in the King’s Grant neighborhood of Sheldonville. Much of the appeal is outdoors. A wraparound porch and a large deck lead to a hardscape patio with a fire pit, and the grounds also have a play yard, water features and a stone wall.
Built in 2001, the home has four bedrooms, five bathrooms, 4,424 square feet, a three-car garage and three fireplaces. One is in the living room, under a cathedral ceiling, and another is in the family room. The first floor also has a library, a dining room, a mudroom with custom built-ins, an office and an updated kitchen with Miele appliances. The third fireplace is upstairs in the primary suite, which has a sitting area, a large bath and a walk-in closet. Two of the other bedrooms share a Jack-and-Jill bath, the fourth has its own bath, and the laundry room is on the same floor. The partially finished lower level walks out and has a full bath, a pantry, storage and flexible space for guests or a gym. The home also has a whole-house generator.
The home last sold for $815,000 in 2019. This time it went under contract seven days after it was listed and sold for $1,287,500. Leslie Burns of Conway – Mansfield was the listing agent, and Stephanie Basile of Serhant represented the buyer.
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RealtyWire selected these transactions from publicly reported residential sales identified for the calendar week ending Sunday, October 25, 2026. The report may exclude private, off-market, delayed or nondisclosed transactions. Prices, property details and professional representation are reported as available at publication and may be updated following confirmation from transaction participants.
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