Ashby Home Prices Span $300,000 Range as June Deed Records Show Mixed Activity
ASHBY -- Four property transfers were recorded at the South Middlesex Registry of Deeds between June 23 and June 26, 2026, with prices publicly disclosed on only two of them. The top disclosed sale, at 14 Wright Road, reached $500,000 -- the sole transaction in the period to clear that threshold.
MARKET OVERVIEW Four deeds were recorded in Ashby during the approximately two-week period, making it a light stretch of activity by raw count. Sale prices were disclosed on two of the four transactions: $500,000 and $200,000, for a midpoint of $350,000 between the two disclosed figures. Because prices were not reported on half of the transfers, that midpoint should be read cautiously rather than as a statistically representative median. The two undisclosed-price transactions involve ownership restructuring rather than conventional market sales, which routinely carry no publicly reported consideration.
TOP SALES The period's highest-priced transaction was 14 Wright Road, which closed June 26 for $500,000. Ruth Lefrancois and Benjamin Kahare purchased the property from Simon Holdings LLC.
The only other disclosed-price sale was 705 Richardson Road, which recorded June 23 for $200,000. Nicholas Raymond Bramhall purchased the property from Corrina Lussier and the estate of Linda Lee Allard. The presence of an estate as co-seller indicates this was an estate-related transfer, though no further details are available from deed records.
NEIGHBORHOOD BREAKDOWN The four recorded transfers are spread across four separate streets -- Wright Road, Heywood Road, Richardson Road, and Whitney Road -- with no geographic clustering. By price tier, the two disclosed sales fall at opposite ends of the period's range: one at $500,000 on Wright Road and one at $200,000 on Richardson Road. The two undisclosed-price transfers occurred on Heywood Road and Whitney Road.
MARKET NOTES Two of the four recorded deeds do not represent open-market sales. At 55 Whitney Road, Linda R. Gouldrup transferred the property into a revocable trust carrying her name, a standard estate-planning instrument. At 165 Heywood Road, Colleen A. Burke -- listed as both grantor and co-grantee -- added Mark A. Quartarone as a co-owner, with no consideration reported; this pattern is consistent with an intra-family or partnership title change. These transfer types are common in deed records and do not reflect market pricing. With prices available on only two of the four deeds, meaningful conclusions about Ashby's broader market conditions cannot be drawn from this period alone.