Two Of Four Plympton Property Transfers This Month Disclosed A Sale Price

PLYMPTON -- Plymouth County Registry of Deeds records show four Plympton properties changed hands between July 17 and August 15, 2026, with two of the four transactions listing a disclosed sale price and two structured as transfers into family trusts.

MARKET OVERVIEW Four sales were recorded in Plympton during the period. Two of the four disclosed a consideration amount, with prices ranging from $650 to $735 and a median of $692 among those two. The other two transactions, both trust transfers, were recorded without a listed sale price, which is standard practice for that type of deed filing. Four recorded transactions is a modest volume for a single month in a town the size of Plympton, based on the raw count alone; the dataset does not include prior-period figures for comparison.

TOP SALES 16 Churchill Road sold for $735, the highest disclosed price of the period, on July 30, 2026. The property transferred from seller Hotz Construction Inc. to buyers Andrew R. Moss Jr. and Kelsy M. Moss.

18 Annasnappitt Drive sold for $650 on July 22, 2026. Sellers Dana Leonard and Tracey Spicuzza transferred the property to buyers Craig M. Johnston and Marybeth A. Blake.

37 Spring Street changed hands on July 30, 2026, with price not disclosed. Robert P. Chouinard and Kathleen P. Chouinard transferred the property to Kathleen P. Chouinard as trustee of the Chouinard Family Living Trust.

74 Brook Street changed hands on July 22, 2026, with price not disclosed. Patricia A. Provost transferred the property to herself as trustee of the Patricia A. Provost Trust.

NEIGHBORHOOD BREAKDOWN No two sales in this period shared a street name. The four transactions were spread across Churchill Road, Spring Street, Annasnappitt Drive and Brook Street. Of the two disclosed-price sales, both fell within a narrow range of one another: $650 at 18 Annasnappitt Drive and $735 at 16 Churchill Road. The two undisclosed-price transactions, at 37 Spring Street and 74 Brook Street, cannot be placed into a price tier.

MARKET NOTES Two of the four recorded transactions, at 37 Spring Street and 74 Brook Street, were transfers of property into a trust bearing the same family name as the seller, rather than sales to a new owner. In both cases the person who held title before the transfer also appears as trustee afterward. Half of the period's recorded transactions disclosed a sale price and half did not, a roughly even split. Deed records for this period do not include property type, square footage, or bedroom and bathroom counts, so no comparison on those measures is possible. Sale prices could not be evaluated on a price-per-square-foot basis for the same reason.

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.