Goshen Deed Data Offers Little Price Clarity as Four of Five Sales Go Undisclosed

GOSHEN -- Five deeds were recorded in Goshen between June 6 and July 5, 2026, but only one carried a disclosed sale price, limiting what the data can reveal about current market conditions in the small Hampshire County town.

• MARKET OVERVIEW
• Five transactions were recorded during the period. Of those, four carried no disclosed consideration amount. The single disclosed price — $7,300 — is too narrow a data point to establish a meaningful price range or median representative of the broader market. The volume of five recordings in a single month is not unusually low for a rural community of Goshen's size, but the near-total absence of disclosed prices makes market characterization impossible from this dataset alone.
• TOP SALES
• The only transaction with a disclosed price involved a sale to Linda Tumbarello from Alison H. Bowen and Douglas Bowen, acting as power of attorney, recorded July 1. The consideration was $7,300. No street address was included in the deed record for this transaction. The remaining four sales — at 0 Adams Rd., 250 South Chesterfield Rd., 35 Pine Rd., and 1 Main St. — were recorded without disclosed prices.
• NEIGHBORHOOD BREAKDOWN
• Two of the five transactions involved the Town of Goshen as the buyer: a parcel at 0 Adams Rd., acquired from Alison H. Bowen on July 1, and the property at 35 Pine Rd., acquired from Virginia Danforth on June 29. Both prices were not disclosed. The remaining three sales were distributed across South Chesterfield Rd., Main St., and an address not listed in the deed record.
• MARKET NOTES
• Two of the five recorded deeds list Florence Bank as the seller — 250 South Chesterfield Rd., sold June 29 to Alison H. Bowen, and 1 Main St., sold June 24 to Melanie K. Dana and Marya D. Zilberberg. Bank-originated transfers of this type appear in deed records for a variety of reasons; no sale prices were disclosed for either. Separately, Alison H. Bowen appears in three of the five transactions during this period — as a buyer from Florence Bank on June 29, as a seller to the Town of Goshen on July 1, and as a grantor (through a power of attorney held by Douglas Bowen) in the $7,300 sale recorded the same day.

Recorded Deeds

Source: Registry of Deeds. Sale amounts shown as recorded; transfers without a disclosed consideration are noted as such.

Jun 22 - Jun 28

Jun 29 - Jul 5

Compiled from official town feeds, community organizations, and local press. Outside reporting is attributed inline.