Holliston Median Sale Price Reaches $618,500 as Disclosed Deals Span Wide Range in June

HOLLISTON -- A residential sale on Whispering Lane led all recorded transactions in Holliston during the period spanning June 6 through July 5, 2026, reaching $1,155,000 — the only sale above the $1 million mark in a month that saw 17 total deed recordings, though sale prices were disclosed in fewer than half of them.

  • MARKET OVERVIEW
  • Seventeen deeds were recorded in Holliston during the period, but only eight carried disclosed consideration amounts, limiting the scope of price analysis. Among those eight, the sale price range ran from $280,000 to $1,155,000, with a median of $618,500. The remaining nine transfers — more than half the total — involved trusts, estate reorganizations, LLC acquisitions, or a municipal conveyance, and carried no disclosed prices. The raw count of 17 recordings reflects a moderately active filing period, though the true volume of arm's-length market sales is difficult to assess from the available data alone.
  • TOP SALES
  • The highest-priced transaction of the period was 30 Whispering Lane, which sold June 10 for $1,155,000. Raul L. and Ann M. Nunez were the sellers; Matthew F. Sliney and Sarah R. Lombard were the buyers. The next highest was 42 N. Mill St., which changed hands June 15 for $775,000. The seller was the Butler Revocable Trust, represented by Peter M. Butler as trustee; the buyer was Bortoli Realty LLC. Third on the list was 19 Orchard Lane, which sold June 12 for $700,000. The seller was the estate of Shirley M. MacKeil, represented by Bonnie B. O'Connor; the buyer was Ivy Tharion LLC. Rounding out the top tier, 12 Christopher Road sold June 15 for $637,000, with Eric M. and Jennifer P. Stevens selling to Sally Ann Hile, and 76 Brook St. sold June 11 for $600,000, conveyed by Mayflower Estates LLC to Juliano Barbosa Guimaraes.
  • NEIGHBORHOOD BREAKDOWN
  • Two sales were recorded at the Jameson Drive address — Unit 239 at 3 Jameson Dr. and Unit 309 at 6 Jameson Dr. — suggesting condominium activity at that complex, though neither carried a disclosed price. Among the eight sales with prices, the South Street and Christopher Road addresses fell in a mid-range cluster between $590,000 and $637,000. The sole sub-$300,000 transaction was 16 Roy Ave., which sold for $280,000 to New England Home Partners LLC — the only disclosed sale below $500,000 in the period. Three sales — on N. Mill Street, Orchard Lane, and Brook Street — involved LLC buyers, a separate cluster from the individually named residential purchasers.
  • MARKET NOTES
  • Of the eight transactions with disclosed prices, three involved LLC or corporate buyers — Bortoli Realty LLC (42 N. Mill St.), Ivy Tharion LLC (19 Orchard Lane), and New England Home Partners LLC (16 Roy Ave.) — accounting for 37.5% of priced sales. The nine transfers without disclosed consideration included four apparent intra-family or estate-to-trust conveyances (5 Cold Springs Rd., 54 Norfolk St., 32 Railroad St., and 5 Sabina Dr.), one transfer to a revocable trust at 233 Willowgate Rise, one municipal acquisition by the Town of Holliston at an address not specified in the deed record, and one LLC acquisition at 3 Danforth Dr. Bed, bath, and square footage data are not available from deed records and have been omitted. Because more than half of all recorded transfers lack sale prices, the disclosed median of $618,500 should be interpreted with caution as a representation of broader market conditions.

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