Plympton Sales Hold Steady Near $727,500 Median In Late Summer

PLYMPTON -- Five property transfers were recorded in Plympton between Aug. 21 and Sept. 19, with four qualifying as market sales ranging from $650,000 to $769,000 and a median price of $727,500.

MARKET OVERVIEW The Plymouth County Registry of Deeds recorded five Plympton property transfers during the period. One of those, at 31 Pleasant St., was a nominal-consideration transfer and is excluded from price figures. The remaining four sales ranged from $650,000 to $769,000, with a median sale price of $727,500. A total of five recorded transactions in a roughly one-month span is a modest volume on its own, suggesting a quiet period for the town's housing market based on the raw count alone.

TOP SALES The highest-priced sale was 25 Thomas Blanchard Dr., which sold for $769,000. Luis Matos sold the property to Samuel A. Reed and Courtney L. Reed on Aug. 27. Bed, bath and square footage figures were not available in the deed record.

The second-highest sale was 9 Lake St., which sold for $760,000 on Aug. 31. Mark A. Leshefsky and Denise Leshefsky sold the property to Alexander Gay and Ashley Trickett.

At 15 Prospect Rd., Erik N. Player and Katarzyna V. Player sold the property to Taylor Omelia and Kimberly Gabriel for $695,000 on Sept. 1.

The lowest-priced sale among the four was 23 Prospect Rd., which sold for $650,000 on Aug. 31. Vivian L. Lajoie sold the property to Todd Wayne Lajoie.

NEIGHBORHOOD BREAKDOWN Prospect Road accounted for two of the four recorded sales, at $695,000 and $650,000, making it the only street with more than one transaction during the period. The remaining two sales, on Lake Street and Thomas Blanchard Drive, were each the sole recorded transaction on their respective streets. By price tier, three of the four sales fell in the $650,000-$769,000 range clustered near the top of the period's pricing, with no sales recorded below $650,000.

MARKET NOTES The deed data does not specify property type (single-family, condominium or multi-family) for any of the five transfers, and none can be inferred from the addresses alone. The 23 Prospect Rd. transaction involved a shared surname between seller Vivian L. Lajoie and buyer Todd Wayne Lajoie, consistent with a transfer within the same family, though the deed record does not state a reason for the transfer. Separately, the nominal-consideration transfer at 31 Pleasant St. moved the property from William R. Richmond and Dayle Chibnik to William R. Richmond TR and Dayle Chibnik TR, indicating a transfer into a trust held by the same individuals rather than a sale. No square footage data was available for any property in this period, so no price-per-square-foot comparisons can be made.

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.