Huntington Home Prices Range From $161,000 to $299,000 in Month With Limited Disclosure

HUNTINGTON -- Eight deed transfers were recorded in Huntington between mid-June and mid-July 2026, but only two included disclosed sale prices, limiting what the data can reliably convey about local market conditions.

MARKET OVERVIEW Eight deed transfers were captured for the period June 12 through July 11, 2026. Of those, two carried disclosed consideration amounts: $161,000 and $299,000. The midpoint of those two figures is $230,000. Six of the eight transfers showed no disclosed price, a common condition in deed data where financing instruments, estate filings, and inter-entity transfers are routinely recorded alongside conventional residential sales.

Huntington is a small rural community in Hampshire County with a characteristically modest volume of property transactions. Eight deed recordings over four weeks is not unusual for the town, but with prices absent from three-quarters of the dataset, conclusions about price direction or market competitiveness for this period are not supported by the available data.

TOP SALES The highest disclosed transaction was 1 Searle Rd., which sold for $299,000 on June 18. The sellers were Tracey Marie Masloski and Amanda Elizabeth Thayer, identified in deed records as trustees. The buyer was Lori Schaffer. The structure — trustee grantors conveying to an individual — is consistent with a trust or estate sale, though deed records do not indicate the underlying circumstances.

The only other transaction with a recorded consideration was 36 Allen Coit Rd., which recorded at $161,000 on June 17. The buyers of record are Digital Federal Credit Union and Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems Inc. (MERS). That buyer combination typically signals a mortgage recording rather than a conventional property purchase; the stated consideration in such filings often reflects a loan amount rather than a sale price, and readers should interpret this figure accordingly.

NEIGHBORHOOD BREAKDOWN The eight transfers span eight separate streets — Blandford Hill Road, Searle Road, Allen Coit Road, Ireland Street Extension, Pisgah Road, Crescent Street, Worthington Road, and Pond Brook Road — with no street accounting for more than one deed in the period. No geographic concentration is apparent in this month's data. Both transactions with disclosed prices fall below $300,000. With six of the eight properties carrying no disclosed price, a meaningful breakdown by price tier across the full dataset is not possible.

MARKET NOTES Several transfers in this dataset involve institutional buyers, financial entities, or administrative filings rather than conventional residential sales, and each warrants a brief note for readers who track deed activity closely.

At 33 Ireland St. Extension, the seller of record is Barclays Bank PLC alongside an entity identified as FACT; the buyer is VB BTS LLC. A bank seller paired with an LLC buyer is consistent with the transfer of a bank-held asset, though no consideration was disclosed. At 117 Pisgah Rd., the buyer is Foundation Finance Co. LLC, a consumer finance lender; the sellers are Kenneth J. and Julie Bunn. Transfers to finance companies typically reflect a lien or secured-lending arrangement rather than a change in occupancy. At 12 Pond Brook Rd., Wells Fargo Bank NA conveyed the property to Alan A. and Phyllis I. Lussier on June 15; bank-to-individual transfers of this kind are often associated with the sale of a bank-owned property, though no price was recorded.

Two entries — 18 Blandford Hill Rd. and 10 Crescent St. — list "Declaration of Homestead" as the buyer designation. These are not sales. Under Massachusetts law, a Declaration of Homestead is a protective filing by a property owner that limits creditor claims against a primary residence. At 212 Worthington Rd., the buyer designation is recorded as "Certificate of Death," indicating the deed reflects an estate matter connected to the death of owner William O. LaCross rather than a market transaction.

In sum, only a handful of this period's eight recorded transfers clearly represent conventional residential sales, and only one — 1 Searle Rd. at $299,000 — provides a clean, disclosed price. Prospective buyers and sellers seeking a fuller picture of Huntington valuations should look beyond a single month of deed data.

Recorded Deeds

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

Jun 15 - Jun 21

Jun 22 - Jun 28

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