Weston Median Home Price Hits $2 Million as Luxury Sales Drive June Market

WESTON -- A 30-day stretch of deed recordings through early July produced 20 property transfers in Weston, with 15 carrying disclosed prices spanning $20,000 to $4.9 million and a median sale price of $2 million, signaling a high-value market anchored by luxury single-family transactions.

• MARKET OVERVIEW
• Fifteen of the 20 recorded transfers carried disclosed consideration amounts. Among those 15, prices ranged from $20,000 at the low end — a Pelham Road land parcel — to $4.9 million at 9 Sanderson Lane. The median sale price was $2 million. With 20 total deed recordings in roughly four weeks, the period represents a moderately active summer pace for a town of Weston's size. Five transactions recorded no consideration, which is common in deed data and may reflect trust transfers, estate transactions, or other non-arm's-length conveyances.
• TOP SALES
• The month's highest-recorded transaction was 9 Sanderson Lane, which sold for $4.9 million on June 11. Charles Francis William Slingsby and Martina Helena Slingsby were the sellers; the buyer was Lou Shengling TR, acting for the Shelith Trust. Close behind, 419 Wellesley St. sold for $3.56 million on June 8, with the Clifford H. Abrecht Revocable Trust conveying the property to buyer Liu Jianhui. Two properties tied at $3.1 million: 17 Aspen Road, sold June 26 by Peter C. and Steffany P. Doolittle to Sudbury Road LLC, and 157 Oak St., sold June 17 by Boston Fiduciary Services LLC TR out of a revocable trust to Craig and Rebeca Harasimowicz. Rounding out the top five, 80 Dean Road sold for $2.85 million on June 29, with Harvey R. and Deborah Eakin Boshart as sellers and Robert B. and Kate Elizabeth Kinlin as buyers.
• NEIGHBORHOOD BREAKDOWN
• Wellesley Street produced two disclosed-price sales: 51 Wellesley St. at $1.65 million and 419 Wellesley St. at $3.56 million, together spanning a $1.91 million price gap on the same corridor. Two additional Wellesley Street transfers — 17 Wellesley St. and an unaddressed parcel — recorded no consideration and appear consistent with trust-related conveyances. Among properties priced above $2 million, six transactions clustered at $2 million or higher, including Dean Road, Aspen Road, Oak Street, Newton Street, Sanderson Lane, and 419 Wellesley St. The $1 million-to-$2 million tier accounted for five sales: Brook Road ($1.525 million), Wellesley Street ($1.65 million), Sherburn Circle ($1.7 million), Merriam Street ($1.925 million), and Longmeadow Road ($1.33 million). Below $1 million, only two disclosed-price sales appeared: 61 Jericho Road Unit 61 at $860,000 and 0 Pelham Road at $20,000, the latter a land parcel that stands apart from the residential transactions.
• MARKET NOTES
• The dataset reflects exclusively single-family and apparent condo or small-unit transfers, with 61 Jericho Road Unit 61 the only deed record indicating a unit designation. Several transactions involved LLC or trust buyers — Sudbury Road LLC, Jericho Road LLC, Middle Weston Realty Trust, and Shelith Trust among them — which is a recurring pattern in higher-value real estate but carries no inferrable motivation from deed records alone. One notable chain: Robert B. and Kate Elizabeth Kinlin appear as the sellers of 18 Bogle St. (for $2 million, June 26) and as the buyers of 80 Dean Road (for $2.85 million, June 29), a same-period move-up sequence visible in the deed record. The $20,000 Pelham Road sale involved a parcel addressed as "0 Pelham Road," suggesting a land-only transfer rather than an improved residential property, and should not be read as representative of residential pricing.

Recorded Deeds

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

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Jun 29 - Jul 5

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