Ashby Home Sales Data Remains Thin With Only Three Prices Disclosed in June
ASHBY -- Seven property transfers were recorded in Ashby between June 6 and July 5, 2026, though only three of the seven carried disclosed sale prices, limiting the picture of current market values.
- MARKET OVERVIEW
- Seven deeds were recorded during the period. Of those, only three included a consideration amount, yielding a price range of $18,000 to $500,000 and a median sale price of $200,000 among the disclosed transactions. Because four of the seven transfers carried no disclosed price — and several appear to be trust or estate-related transfers rather than arm's-length sales — the dataset reflects limited true market activity for the month.
- TOP SALES
- The highest-priced transaction in the period was 14 Wright Rd., which sold for $500,000 on June 26. Simon Holdings LLC was the seller; buyers were Ruth Lefrancois and Benjamin Kahare. The second disclosed sale was 705 Richardson Rd., which changed hands for $200,000 on June 23; the seller was the estate of Linda Lee Allard, represented alongside Corrina Lussier, and the buyer was Nicholas Raymond Bramhall. A parcel recorded June 10 with no street address listed sold for $18,000; the seller was Ann E. Bresnahan and the buyer was Brent Routhier. The absence of a street address in the deed record prevents further identification of that property.
- NEIGHBORHOOD BREAKDOWN
- No two sales in this period shared a street name, so geographic clustering is not evident. By price tier among disclosed sales: one transaction fell above $400,000 (Wright Rd. at $500,000), one fell in the $100,000–$300,000 range (Richardson Rd. at $200,000), and one fell below $50,000 (the unaddressed parcel at $18,000). The four transfers with undisclosed prices were recorded on Heywood Rd., Whitney Rd., Ingerson Rd., and West Rd.
- MARKET NOTES
- Four of the seven recorded transfers exhibit characteristics consistent with intra-family or estate planning activity: the Whitney Rd., Ingerson Rd., and West Rd. deeds each show the same individual or couple appearing as both grantor and grantee in a trustee capacity, and the Heywood Rd. deed shows a grantor and grantee sharing the same surname with an added party. These transfers are noted as a pattern in the data; no motivation is inferred. With only three open-market transactions carrying disclosed prices, no reliable conclusions about broader Ashby market conditions can be drawn from this single month's data.