The house at 41 Somerfields Dr in Wyoming, Pennsylvania, built in 2004, holds six bedrooms, five full baths and a reported 5,734 square feet, and its lower level opens onto a heated in-ground pool. The $1 million sale led five home sales reported across the Scranton metro area for the week ending September 20, 2026, a group that combined for $3.11 million.
The other four closings landed in Factoryville, Archbald and Gouldsboro, and both Gouldsboro sales sit inside the same Big Bass Lake community. Recreation runs through much of the week’s record: the two Big Bass Lake houses each sold fully furnished and with a hot tub, the Factoryville property sits minutes from Lake Winola and Stone Hedge Golf Course, and in-ground pools came with the Wyoming and Archbald homes. Lot sizes ranged from a wooded 1.1-acre parcel at Big Bass Lake to more than 14 acres of country land in Factoryville.
No. 1 — $1,000,000 · 41 Somerfields Dr, Wyoming, Pennsylvania
A two-story house on 2.5 acres in Wyoming sold for $1 million on September 18, 2026, the highest reported price in the Scranton metro area that week. Built in 2004, it carries six bedrooms, five full baths and a reported 5,734 square feet. Listing materials place the home in a development in the Back Mountain area.
A family room with a gas fireplace anchors the main floor, and the interior has been repainted recently. The lower level is set up for entertaining, with a second full kitchen, a full bath and a family room whose patio doors open to the heated in-ground pool.
A circular driveway serves the four-car garage, and the grounds are fenced, with an automatic gate at the entrance. The property previously changed hands for $500,000 in 2011.
The sale ranked No. 1 in RealtyWire’s Scranton Metro Area Top 5 for the week. The listing agent for this sale could not be verified. Jasmine Ahuja of Iron Valley Real Estate Greater Scranton represented the buyer.
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No. 2 — $540,000 · 961 German Hill Rd, Factoryville, Pennsylvania
A three-bedroom house on more than 14 acres in Factoryville followed at $540,000, in a September 14, 2026 closing. Built in 1998 and reporting 3,688 square feet, it sits minutes from Lake Winola and Stone Hedge Golf Course.
Radiant heated floors run through both the lower and upper levels, and the primary suite pairs an en suite bath with an adjoining four-season room. A fully finished walkout lower level opens to a covered sitting area beneath the deck. Heating comes from a geothermal system, and the house also has a central vacuum system.
An attached two-car garage is joined by a heated three-car detached garage. Windows throughout look out on the surrounding countryside, and the house sits in a quiet country setting.
Colleen Marie Cresswell of Keller Williams Real Estate-Clarks Summit was the listing agent. The property went under contract 3 days after the current listing date and closed as the No. 2 reported sale in the metro area that week. Kelly Jacoby of Keller Williams Real Estate-Clarks Summit represented the buyer.
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No. 3 — $537,500 · 261 Amy Rd, Archbald, Pennsylvania
In Archbald’s Wildcat Ridge, a single-story house built in 2007 sold for $537,500 in a September 16, 2026 closing. It holds three bedrooms, a primary suite and two more, across a reported 2,246 square feet.
The kitchen has granite countertops, a double electric oven and custom pull-out shelving in every cabinet. A gas fireplace anchors the main living room, built-in surround sound reaches every room, and the window candles are set on timers. The house was repainted about five years ago, with new flooring in the main living room and both spare bedrooms.
The back of the property holds an in-ground saltwater pool with a heater and an automatic year-round cover, stored in a custom cabinet built for it, next to a patio laid out for outdoor dining. A Trimlight permanent lighting system follows the entire roofline, and the grounds have a sprinkler system. The unfinished basement carries built-in shelving and room for a future owner to finish it.
The house went under contract 30 days after the current listing date. Christen Margaret Timms of RE/MAX Home Team was the listing agent for the metro area’s No. 3 reported sale of the week.
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No. 4 — $518,200 · 24 Creekview Dr W, Gouldsboro, Pennsylvania
A five-bedroom house in the Big Bass Lake community in Gouldsboro sold for $518,200 on September 17, 2026. Built in 2005 and reporting 1,960 square feet, it changed hands fully renovated and fully furnished, and was marketed as a turnkey short-term rental.
The renovation covered a new kitchen, fully redone bathrooms, new flooring throughout, fresh paint and accent walls, with new furniture in every room. An open-concept main floor combines the living, dining and kitchen space, and a large front deck adds room to entertain outdoors.
The grounds hold a private hot tub, a fire pit and a backyard putt-putt setup, and a built-out game room sits inside. Four parking spaces serve the house, which is within walking distance of the community beach. The sale conveyed the furnishings, the hot tub, the game room and the outdoor amenities with the house.
The No. 4 sale in RealtyWire’s Scranton Metro Area Top 5 for the week went under contract 11 days after the current listing date. Michael Eichler, Jr. of HomeSmart Realty Advisors was the listing agent. Mark T Shay of Keller Williams Real Estate – Albrightsville represented the buyer.
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No. 5 — $510,000 · 169 Cardinal Dr, Gouldsboro, Pennsylvania
The fifth sale, also at Big Bass Lake, brought $510,000 for a 1989 mountain house on a private 1.1-acre wooded lot. The September 14, 2026 closing covered a reported 2,975 square feet and included the furnishings and appliances.
The floor plan holds three bedrooms plus two additional finished sleeping rooms, and the property is approved for three bedrooms under its existing septic system. A game room with panoramic windows, a mini bar and a pool table adjoins a fully finished basement, and a new HVAC mini-split system serves the house.
Multiple refinished decks and balconies wrap the exterior, with a five-person hot tub and a fire pit in a wooded setting where wildlife is a frequent sight. The surrounding Big Bass Lake community runs lakes, beaches, fishing, boat rentals, indoor and outdoor pools, sport courts, trails, a splash pad and a restaurant. The property previously changed hands for $337,500 in 2022.
Vincent A Fracassi of Keller Williams Empower was the listing agent. The transaction took the No. 5 position in RealtyWire’s Scranton Metro Area Top 5 for the week.
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RealtyWire selected these transactions from publicly reported residential sales identified for the calendar week ending Sunday, September 20, 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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