Weston June Home Sales Median Reaches $1.925 Million Across 13 Disclosed Transactions

WESTON -- Two sales topping $4 million anchored a June market that saw 18 recorded deeds, with 13 transactions carrying disclosed prices ranging from $20,000 to $4.9 million and a median of $1,925,000.

• MARKET OVERVIEW
• Eighteen deeds were recorded in Weston between May 31 and June 29, 2026, with prices disclosed on 13 of those transfers. Among the priced sales, the range ran from $20,000 at 0 Pelham Rd — a vacant-lot parcel that is a clear outlier — to $4,900,000 at 9 Sanderson Ln. The median sale price among disclosed transactions was $1,925,000. Five transfers carried no consideration amount, which is common in deed records and often reflects trust or estate reorganizations rather than arm's-length sales. The raw count of 18 recorded deeds in a single month represents a moderately active period for a town of Weston's size.
• TOP SALES
• 9 Sanderson Ln commanded the month's highest price at $4,900,000. Sellers Charles Francis William Slingsby and Martina Helena Slingsby conveyed the property to Lou Shengling, trustee of the Shelith Trust, in a transaction recorded June 11.

159 Newton St sold for $4,600,000 on June 12. David C. and Kathleen K. Bordeau sold the property to Robert P. Goldman, trustee of the Middle Weston Realty Trust.

419 Wellesley St changed hands for $3,560,000 on June 8. The Clifford H. Abrecht Revocable Trust sold the property to Liu Jianhui.

157 Oak St sold for $3,100,000 on June 17. Boston Fiduciary Services LLC, as trustee of a revocable trust, conveyed the property to Craig and Rebeca Harasimowicz.

10 Bittersweet Ln sold for $2,400,000 on June 5. Bittersweet Lane LLC sold the property to Brigitte Labonte Petrocelli.

• NEIGHBORHOOD BREAKDOWN
• Wellesley Street was the most active corridor, with three disclosed sales: 419 Wellesley St at $3,560,000, 51 Wellesley St at $1,650,000, and 725 Wellesley St at $1,650,000, with a fourth transfer at 39 Wellesley St carrying no disclosed price.

Merriam Street recorded two transactions: 331 Merriam St at $1,925,000 and 221 Merriam St with price not disclosed, the latter appearing to be a trust transfer between the same parties.

Among the remaining priced sales, four fell between $1,000,000 and $2,000,000 — 77 Brook Rd ($1,525,000), 7 Longmeadow Rd ($1,330,000), 43 Sherburn Cir ($1,700,000), and 331 Merriam St ($1,925,000) — while 199 Country Dr at $2,480,000 and 9 Sanderson Ln and 159 Newton St rounded out the over-$2 million tier.

The $20,000 sale at 0 Pelham Rd, recorded June 8, stands apart from all other transactions; the address carries no street number associated with a residential structure and is likely a land parcel.

• MARKET NOTES
• Of the 18 recorded deeds, at least five appear to be non-arm's-length transfers: 370 Concord Rd (same surname, individual to trustees), 62 Blackburnian Rd (same sellers conveying to themselves as trustees), 39 Wellesley St (same grantor conveying to herself as trustee), 20 Spring Rd (family irrevocable trust transfer), and 221 Merriam St (same surname, individual to trustee). These transfers are consistent with estate planning or asset protection activity and do not represent open-market sales. Stripping out the $20,000 Pelham Rd land parcel, all remaining disclosed residential sales exceeded $1.3 million, reflecting Weston's established high price floor. Bed, bath, and square footage data were not available from deed records.