Huntington Home Prices Span $161K to $299K as Disclosed Sales Remain Scarce in June

HUNTINGTON -- Twelve property transfers recorded at the Hampshire County Registry of Deeds for Huntington in the period from June 6 through July 5, 2026, but only two of those transactions included disclosed sale prices, limiting what the data can show about current market values.

• MARKET OVERVIEW
• Twelve deeds were recorded during the period, making it a moderately active month by raw count. However, with prices disclosed on only two of the 12 transactions, the statistical picture is narrow. Among those two sales, prices ranged from $161,000 to $299,000, producing a median of $230,000. That figure should be interpreted cautiously; it reflects two data points, not the full set of transfers. Several entries in the dataset appear to represent non-arm's-length transactions — including a municipal acquisition, a homestead declaration, a certificate of death filing, and transfers involving lenders — rather than conventional market sales.
• TOP SALES
• The highest disclosed sale was 1 Searle Rd., which sold June 18 for $299,000. The sellers were Tracey Marie Masloski and Amanda Elizabeth Thayer, both listed as trustees, and the buyer was Lori Schaffer. The second disclosed sale was 36 Allen Coit Rd., which transferred June 17 for $161,000 from Carolyn S. Tolley to Digital Federal Credit Union and Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems Inc.; that transaction appears to reflect a lending or foreclosure-related instrument rather than a conventional home purchase. The remaining 10 transfers in the period did not include disclosed consideration amounts.
• NEIGHBORHOOD BREAKDOWN
• Worthington Road is the one street with multiple entries this period: 212 Worthington Rd. and 24 Worthington Rd. both recorded transfers on June 16 and June 8, respectively, though neither carried a disclosed price. The remaining transfers were distributed across Blandford Hill Road, Searle Road, Allen Coit Road, Ireland Street Extension, Pisgah Road, Crescent Street, Pond Brook Road, Lakeshore Drive, and Maple Street — one transaction each, spanning the town broadly with no other street-level clustering.
• MARKET NOTES
• The dataset includes several transfers that are unlikely to represent open-market sales. Entry No. 1 shows the town of Huntington as buyer of 18 Blandford Hill Rd., suggesting a municipal acquisition. Entry No. 6 lists "Declaration of Homestead" as the grantee at 10 Crescent St., which is a legal recording, not a sale. Entry No. 7 lists "Certificate of Death" as the grantee at 212 Worthington Rd., reflecting an estate or probate-related filing. Entry No. 4 involves Barclays Bank PLC as a seller, and Entry No. 12 involves Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems Inc. as a seller, both patterns consistent with lender-held or foreclosure-related conveyances. Entries No. 10 and No. 11 show the town of Huntington as seller, with transfers to private individuals, which may reflect tax title or surplus property dispositions. These non-market transfers make the June period difficult to assess for conventional buyer-seller activity.