Ayer Home Prices Climb as June Median Hits $607,500 Amid Brisk Sales

AYER -- A single-family home on Lilac Lane led Ayer's June sales activity, fetching $980,000 in the period's top transaction. Ten of 18 recorded transfers carried disclosed prices, with the median landing at $607,500.

• MARKET OVERVIEW
• Eighteen deeds were recorded in Ayer between June 6 and July 5, 2026, though only 10 of those transactions carried disclosed sale prices. Among the priced sales, the range ran from $100,000 to $980,000, with a median of $607,500. The raw volume of 18 transfers — including several apparent estate and trust reorganizations — reflects a moderately active period for a town of Ayer's size.
• TOP SALES
• The highest-priced transaction of the period was 5 Lilac Lane, which sold June 18 for $980,000. Artemio Calvillo and Robert McDermott conveyed the property to Nisheeth and Neelam Shrivastava. Close behind, 3 Mountain Laurel Road sold June 11 for $902,000; Mark A. Phillips, as trustee of the Phillips Family Trust, transferred the property to Ravi Rajshekar Hiremath and Netra Mathada Kadalolli. The Pleasant Street address at 83 Pleasant St changed hands June 23 for $900,000, with Rory and Stephanie K. Dodd conveying to R. Dodd and Hunter D. Thoen. At 51 Old Farm Way, Jessica Elizabeth Pazienza and Matthew Robert Duong paid $850,000 on June 11, buying from Christy and Colin Monahan. Rounding out the top five, 14 Shaker Pond Road Unit 14 sold June 26 for $655,000; Jian Jiang and Xia Man purchased the property from Hassan Haroun and Sarah Buliibwa.
• NEIGHBORHOOD BREAKDOWN
• Two transactions were recorded on Pleasant Street: 83 Pleasant St sold for $900,000, while a parcel listed as 0 Pleasant St transferred at no disclosed price from Cowfield Realty Trust II to Aralcul LLC. The Littleton Road condominium complex at No. 55 produced two recorded transfers — Unit 25D sold to Raissa C. DaSilva Dadilva at an undisclosed price, and Unit 3D in Building 3 moved from Steven Buono to a trust also carrying the Buono name, again at no disclosed price. Among the sub-$600,000 priced sales, 84 East Main St. fetched $555,000, 51 Sandy Pond Road sold for $515,000, and 12 Brook Street changed hands for $519,000 — a tight cluster between $515,000 and $560,000. The lone outlier on the low end was 6 Groton Harvard Road Unit 5, which sold for $100,000, well below all other disclosed transactions in the period.
• MARKET NOTES
• Of the 18 recorded deeds, at least six appear to involve trust formations, estate reorganizations, or transfers between parties sharing surnames — including 28 Mulberry Circle (Andrews to Andrews Family Revocable Trust), 10 Oak Grove Street (DeWalt to DeWalt trustees), 17 Norwood Ave. (Fisher to Fisher), 55 Littleton Road Unit 3D (Buono to Buono trustees), 0 Washington Street (Moore to Moore), and 1 Rattlesnake Drive (Moore-related trust entities to Moore individuals). These transfers carried no disclosed consideration and are not included in price analysis. One sale — 83 Pleasant St — listed a seller and a buyer who share the surname Dodd; the deed data does not clarify the relationship. Bed, bath, and square footage data are not available from deed records and are omitted throughout. Sale No. 2 in the dataset carried no street address in the source record and is included in the price count but cannot be mapped geographically.