All Nine Scituate Home Sales This Period Went Without Disclosed Prices

SCITUATE -- Nine properties changed hands in Scituate between Aug. 7 and Sept. 5, according to deeds recorded at the Plymouth County Registry of Deeds, but none of the nine transactions disclosed a sale price. The period's recorded activity included two intra-family trust transfers, an estate-linked sale to an investment company, and two separate sales on Vinal Avenue.

MARKET OVERVIEW

Nine sales were recorded in Scituate during the period. Consideration amounts were not disclosed on any of the nine deeds, so no price range or median sale price can be calculated for this reporting period. Based on the raw transaction count alone, nine recorded sales occurred within a four-week window. The dataset does not include prior-period sales figures for comparison, so this report does not characterize the pace of activity as busy or slow beyond stating the count.

TOP SALES

Because no sale prices were disclosed on any of the nine deeds recorded this period, transactions cannot be ranked by price as in a typical roundup. The following four transactions stood out for reasons other than price

79 Collier Road sold Aug. 7. Sellers Carly Andrews and the estate of Kenneth Golden transferred the property to Nordhaven Property Ventures LLC. Price not disclosed.

28 Vinal Avenue sold Aug. 12. Seller Vinal Avenue LLC transferred the property to buyers Christopher Pope and Emily Pope. Price not disclosed.

100 Clapp Road sold Aug. 12. Sellers listed as Emily Pope and Emily G. Worcester transferred the property to buyers Stephen Laney and Micaela Laney. Price not disclosed.

15 Hazel Avenue sold Aug. 12. Sellers Francis D. McNeil and Joyce E. McNeil, as trustees, transferred the property to buyers John Geraghty and Jennifer Geraghty. Price not disclosed.

NEIGHBORHOOD BREAKDOWN

Two of the nine sales this period were on Vinal Avenue: No. 24, transferred Aug. 13 from Russell E. Paulin and Dorothy L. Niland to themselves as trustees, and No. 28, sold Aug. 12 by Vinal Avenue LLC to Christopher and Emily Pope. No other street recorded more than one sale in this dataset. The remaining seven transactions were spread across Rachels Way, Cudworth Road, Branch Street, Central Avenue, Clapp Road, Hazel Avenue and Collier Road, one sale each. Because no sale prices were disclosed for any transaction, sales cannot be grouped into price tiers for this period.

MARKET NOTES

Two of the nine transactions were transfers within the same family into a trust rather than sales to a new owner. At 24 Vinal Avenue, Russell E. Paulin and Dorothy L. Niland transferred the property to Russell Paulin and Dorothy Niland as trustees. At 162 Central Avenue, Kevin and Teresa Tenney transferred the property to Kevin J. Tenney and Teresa A. Tenney as trustees.

One sale involved an estate: 79 Collier Road passed from Carly Andrews and the estate of Kenneth Golden to Nordhaven Property Ventures LLC, a company. A limited liability company was also the seller at 28 Vinal Avenue, and 15 Hazel Avenue was sold by trustees Francis D. and Joyce E. McNeil to buyers outside that family.

One transaction, 2 Rachels Way Unit 20, was identified in the records as a condominium unit at Walden Woods. The deed records do not specify property type for the remaining eight addresses.

Emily Pope is listed as a seller of 100 Clapp Road and, together with Christopher Pope, as a buyer of 28 Vinal Avenue during the same period. The deed records do not indicate any connection between the two transactions beyond the shared name.

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.