Two Plympton Home Sales Span $517,000 To $789,000 Range

PLYMPTON -- Plympton's registry of deeds data for the four weeks ending July 18 shows a quiet stretch for home sales, with just two transactions carrying a recorded price alongside a separate trust transfer that did not represent a market sale.

MARKET OVERVIEW Three property transfers were recorded in Plympton between June 19 and July 18. Two of those carried a disclosed sale price, ranging from $517,000 to $789,000, with a median of $653,000 based on those two transactions. A third transfer, at 149 Main St., was recorded for nominal consideration and is excluded from the price range, median and any sales count. With only two priced sales in the period, the dataset is too small to characterize the broader market as active or quiet with confidence; it simply reflects a limited volume of recorded transactions for this window.

TOP SALES The highest-priced sale was 32 Crescent St., which sold for $789,000 on July 16. The sellers were Molly Hutt Wardwell and Todd Wardwell; the buyer was Leah Griffith. Bed, bath and square-footage figures were not available in the deed record.

The second sale was 31 Maple St., which sold for $517,000 on June 30. The seller was Susan Moniz Harrington, trustee of an irrevocable trust; the buyers were David M. Hasenfuss Jr. and Ellie J. Wheeler. Bed, bath and square-footage figures were not available in the deed record.

No other sales with recorded prices appear in the dataset for this period.

NEIGHBORHOOD BREAKDOWN The two priced sales occurred on different streets, Crescent Street and Maple Street, so no street-level clustering is evident. Both fall into the $500,000-to-$1 million price tier; no sales were recorded above $1 million or below $500,000 in this period.

MARKET NOTES One transfer in the period, at 149 Main St., moved the property from Stephen C. Hamilton and Richard Hamilton to Stephen C. Hamilton as trustee of the Stephen C. Hamilton Revocable Trust. The shared name and trustee designation indicate a within-family trust transfer. It was recorded for nominal consideration and is not counted as a sale. Property type (single-family, condominium or multi-family) is not specified in the deed data for any of the three transfers, so no breakdown by property type can be made. Because only two sales carried prices this period, broader conclusions about pricing trends or per-square-foot values cannot be drawn from this dataset alone.

Recorded Deeds

Source: Registry of Deeds. Sale amounts shown as recorded; transfers without a disclosed consideration are noted as such.

Compiled from official town feeds, community organizations, and local press. Outside reporting is attributed inline.