Whitman home prices range from $400,000 to $800,000 in latest filings

WHITMAN -- Plymouth County deed records show 11 property transfers recorded in Whitman between June 26 and July 25, but only five carried a market sale price, ranging from $400,000 to $800,000, while the remaining six were recorded for nominal consideration tied to trust and family transfers.

MARKET OVERVIEW

Eleven deeds were recorded in Whitman during the period. Of those, five included a disclosed sale price, ranging from $400,000 to $800,000, with a median sale price of $513,000. The other six transfers were recorded for nominal consideration under $10,000 and are not counted toward the price range or median, as they do not represent market sales. Based on raw count alone, five priced sales in a roughly four-week window is a modest but measurable level of market activity for the town.

TOP SALES

A property in Whitman sold for $800,000 on June 30, the highest-priced transaction of the period. Carol A. Davis and Carol Davis sold the property to Pilgrim Hill Holdings LLC; the deed record did not include a specific street address.

160 Sportsmens Trail sold for $582,000 on July 6. Dolfus F. Burt Jr. and Deborah M. Burt sold the property to Nicholas Mullaly and Alison M. Clark.

102 Ellis Ave. sold for $513,000 on July 1. Alan S. Anderson and Marylou Anderson sold the property to Justin Mitchell.

4 Simmons Ave. sold for $510,000 on June 29. Katie White and the Estate of James A. Clergy sold the property to Sherrill A. Berte.

25 Winslow Cir. sold for $400,000 on July 8. Christine A. Walker sold the property to Stephen G. Egan.

NEIGHBORHOOD BREAKDOWN

No street recorded more than one priced sale during the period, so transactions are grouped by price tier. Under $500,000: 25 Winslow Cir. ($400,000) was the only sale in this range. Between $500,000 and $1 million: four sales fell into this tier, including 4 Simmons Ave. ($510,000), 102 Ellis Ave. ($513,000), 160 Sportsmens Trail ($582,000) and the $800,000 Whitman property sold to Pilgrim Hill Holdings LLC. No sales exceeded $1 million during the period.

Separately, six properties changed hands for nominal consideration rather than a market price, spread across Cranberry Road, Little Comfort Circle, Commercial Street, Lazel Street, Legion Parkway and Porter Street. These are not grouped geographically but are noted as a distinct category from the priced sales above.

MARKET NOTES

Six of the 11 recorded transfers in Whitman during the period were nominal-consideration transactions rather than market sales. Several of these show a matching grantor and grantee surname paired with trust language, indicating a shift of ownership into a trust rather than a sale to a new owner: Jacqueline R. Bonvie to the Bonvie Family Irrevocable Trust and David E. Bonvie as trustee; Ronnie Mugimu to the Little Comfort Circle Realty Trust with himself as trustee; Joseph F. and Katherine McDonough to themselves as trustees; and Russell E. and Susan B. Jordan to themselves as trustees. The Marion Mackerwicz transfer moved a property out of a revocable trust and back to an individual grantee with the same surname, handled by an attorney-in-fact. The Legion Parkway transfer, from Fabio DaSilva to Legion Pkwy LLC, does not show a shared surname and no family or trust connection can be confirmed from the names alone.

No bedroom, bathroom or square-footage data was available in the deed records for any property, so no price-per-square-foot comparisons can be made. Property type (single-family, condominium or multi-family) cannot be determined from the deed data provided; no type should be inferred from street or parcel names.

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.