You Won't Believe What Sold in Berkshire County Last Week – Shocking Prices Revealed!

In a recent wave of real estate transactions across various Massachusetts towns, significant property sales were recorded from January 19 to January 23, showcasing the dynamic nature of the local housing market. The movement of properties, often reflecting shifts in economic conditions, individual circumstances, and community developments, reveals insights into the ongoing real estate trends in the region.

In Adams, notable transactions included the sale of a property on East Mountain Road by Edward C. Marko and Daniel F. Marko, along with several other parties, to Stephen G. Marko and Susan Marko for $150,000. Another notable sale involved Amadeu Almeida, who sold a property at 89 Columbia St. to Rebekah Dawson for $116,000, indicating continued interest in residential properties in the area.

Meanwhile, Becket witnessed a range of property sales, reflecting a diverse market. Timothy and Eva-Maria McCarthy sold property on Gentian Hollow Road to Renoage LLC for $25,000, while Russell E. and Naomi P. Torrisi sold a property at Captain Whitney Road for a substantial $550,000 to Timothy M. Lansing and Renee V. Isaacs. These transactions highlight varying price points within the market, indicating both affordability and higher-end options available for buyers.

Dalton saw transactions including Robert P. Christman II and Jill E. Sayers, who sold property at 135-137 High St. to Sayers herself for $20,000, and Kenneth Allen French selling property at 1106 South St. to Ryan J. and Jordan Hebert for $339,000, further illustrating the breadth of property values in the region.

In Egremont, the estate of Janet C. Hutchinson sold a property at 58 Sheffield Road to Zachary Elliston for $325,000, suggesting interest in properties that may offer scenic views or historical significance.

Great Barrington recorded a high-value transaction when Granite Ledge LLC sold property at 6 Lake Buel Road to Christopher D. Egbert and Alison H. Neveu for an impressive $810,000, indicating strong demand in this desirable location.

In Hancock, several transactions occurred, including the sale of a unit by Thyme Investments LLC for $450,000, and a smaller property at Birch Grove Road sold for $15,000, again reflecting a mix of high-end and budget-friendly options.

Hinsdale also participated in the busy market, with Edward F. Munch Jr. selling a property on Peru Road for $690,000 to CG Cran Holdings LLC. Other notable sales included Jayne DeAngelis selling property on Forest Hill Drive for $150,000.

In Lenox, Maude C. Palen sold a property at 71 King William Road for $725,000 to Cody and Nora Considine Leydet, indicating robust interest in this affluent area.

North Adams also saw lively activity with Jessica A. and Robert G. Burdick Jr. selling a property at 67 Cherry St. for $410,000 to Leona Wilber and Miguel Gomez. Additionally, VGG North Adams LLC sold a property at 1499 South State St. for $150,000, reflecting varied buyer interests.

Otis's real estate scene included a sale by Matthew V. Gamelli for $342,500 to Linda Hood-Glidden, while Pittsfield's market included several transactions, such as Wells Fargo Bank NA selling a property at 258 Linden St. for $60,029.46, showcasing the bank's role in property management and sales.

Sheffield's notable sales included Pam A. Mercer selling a property at 16 Lilac Lane for $75,000 and Giberson Road LLC selling a prime piece of land at 232 Giberson Road for $2,690,000, marking a significant investment in the area.

In West Stockbridge, Ronald P. Hanft sold his property for $499,000 to Jerome O'Neil, continuing the trend of investment in scenic towns that offer both charm and potential.

Finally, William F. Frado Jr. made headlines in Williamstown with the sale of a property at 1438 Oblong Road for a notable $1,400,000 to Richard A. and Kathryn B. Wiseman, emphasizing the area's appeal for higher-end buyers.

These transactions, as reported by the Middle Berkshire, North Berkshire, and South Berkshire Registry of Deeds offices, not only illustrate ongoing interest in the Massachusetts real estate market but also reflect the varying demands and investment potentials across different towns. As these transactions unfold, they provide a glimpse into the shifting dynamics of local communities, with implications for both buyers and sellers in the region.