Pembroke Home Prices Range From $490,000 To $1.2 Million This Period

PEMBROKE -- Five properties changed hands at market prices in Pembroke between June 19 and July 18, with the top sale reaching $1,225,000 on Lisas Lane, while another five recorded deeds involved nominal consideration tied to trust and family transfers rather than open-market sales.

MARKET OVERVIEW

Plymouth County Registry of Deeds records show 10 total transfers recorded in Pembroke during the period, but only five carried a market sale price. Among those five, prices ranged from $490,000 to $1,225,000, with a median sale price of $599,900. The remaining five transfers were nominal-consideration transactions, often involving the same names on both sides of the deed or the creation of a trust, and are not counted toward the price range or median. With five actual sales recorded, the period reflects a modest but not unusually quiet pace for the town, based on the raw count alone.

TOP SALES

The highest-priced sale was 11 Lisas Lane, which sold for $1,225,000 on June 24. The sellers were James Andrew Feasey and Kristina Lee Feasey, as trustees; the buyers were Jessica Connors Brown and Robert Allen Brown. Next was 117 Pelham Street, which sold for $695,000 on June 30; F. Scott Fitzgerald and Amanda Fitzgerald sold to Grace Alexander. At 47 Woodbine Avenue, Hoang Phuong and Van Phuong sold to Molli Browne for $599,900 on June 23. The sale at 281 Mattakeesett Street closed June 30 for $550,000, with Marie E. Delprete selling to Jack Duggan and Kamila Duggan. Rounding out the top sales, 235 Birch Street sold for $490,000 on June 25; the sellers were Karen A. Dimestico, as trustee, and the Mizzoni Family Irrevocable Trust, and the buyer was BLR Built LLC.

NEIGHBORHOOD BREAKDOWN

The five market-rate sales were spread across five different streets, with no single street producing more than one sale. By price tier, one sale fell under $500,000 (235 Birch Street at $490,000); three fell between $500,000 and $1 million (Mattakeesett Street, Woodbine Avenue and Pelham Street); and one exceeded $1 million (Lisas Lane). Separately, High Street saw two recorded transfers during the period, at 217 High Street and 365 High Street, but both were nominal-consideration transactions rather than sales, so they do not factor into the street-level sales pattern.

MARKET NOTES

Beds, baths and square footage were not available in the deed data for any property, so no price-per-square-foot comparisons can be made. One of the five market sales, 235 Birch Street, involved a buyer identified as a limited liability company, BLR Built LLC, distinguishing it from the other four sales, which involved individual buyers. Half of the 10 recorded transfers in the period were nominal-consideration transactions. Several of these show patterns consistent with within-family or trust-related transfers based on shared surnames or trustee designations in the grantor and grantee fields: Tolland Deborah E. transferred 163 Plymouth Street to Tolland Deborah E., as trustee; the McMahon family transferred 217 High Street to a McMahon living trust; Dianne A. Stanton transferred 365 High Street to her own revocable trust; and William James Ohara received 158 West Elm Street from Janet Ohara Ramsay, by attorney. The transfer at 10 Cynthia Avenue listed Gordon Eric Zemotel and Gina Maria Zemotel as both grantor and grantee. No sale prices are reported for any of these five transfers, consistent with their nominal-consideration status.

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.