Lincoln Median Home Price Hits $1.5 Million in Busy Early-Summer Market
LINCOLN -- A property on Todd Pond Road changed hands for $4,065,000, the highest recorded sale in this dataset, anchoring a 16-transaction period that saw the median sale price reach $1.5 million across 13 disclosed-price deals.
- MARKET OVERVIEW
- Sixteen deeds were recorded between June 6 and July 5, 2026, with 13 carrying disclosed sale prices. Among those 13, prices ranged from $500,000 to $4,065,000, and the median sale price landed at $1,500,000. The volume — nearly one recorded transfer every two days — reflects a relatively active stretch for a town Lincoln's size. Three transactions carried no disclosed consideration.
- TOP SALES
- The period's highest sale was 70 Todd Pond Road, which sold for $4,065,000 on June 29. The property was transferred from Risser Realty Trust, with Thomas A. Risser as trustee, to Viviany R. Taqueti and Aaron D. Aguirre. Second was 123 Lincoln Road, which sold for $2,460,000 on June 25; Christopher W. and Carrie Stamos were the sellers, with Debra L. Gettelman and Robert E. Koelzer the buyers. Third was 45 Weston Road at $2,311,000, sold June 26 by Neil B. Middleton and Susan Allen to Layne and Kimberly Ainsworth. Rounding out the top five: 15 MacKintosh Lane changed hands for $2,020,000 on June 17, and 31 Huckleberry Hill Road sold for $1,795,000 on June 30.
- NEIGHBORHOOD BREAKDOWN
- Todd Pond Road produced two of the period's sales: 70 Todd Pond Road at $4,065,000 and 50 Todd Pond Road Unit 6B at $595,000, the latter a condominium unit. The North Commons and Chestnut Circle addresses each contributed condominium sales, with 8 North Commons Unit 8C at $500,000, 12 North Commons Unit R at $700,000, and 152 Chestnut Circle Unit 2 at $725,000 — all clustered in the $500,000–$725,000 range and collectively suggesting an active condo segment. Single-family sales above $1.5 million accounted for six transactions: Todd Pond Road, Weston Road, Lincoln Road, MacKintosh Lane, Huckleberry Hill Road, and Sandy Pond Road. Farrar Road ($1,500,000) and Morningside Lane ($820,000) occupied the middle tier.
- MARKET NOTES
- Of the 16 recorded deeds, at least three appear to be trust-related transfers in which the grantor and grantee share a name or the buyer is identified as a trust of the same individual — specifically 64 Baker Bridge Road, 36 Hemlock Circle, and 172 Trapelo Road. These carried no disclosed consideration, which is consistent with intra-family or estate-planning conveyances, though the data does not confirm motivation. One notable entry recorded on June 18 lists no street address and names the City of Cambridge as buyer at $800,000; the parcel location within Lincoln cannot be confirmed from the available data, and that sale is included in the overall count and price calculations. The dataset shows a distinct two-tier market: five condo or lower-priced sales between $500,000 and $825,000, and eight single-family sales at or above $1,500,000, with limited activity in the $825,000–$1,500,000 range.