Three’s better than nothing.

15 Hycliff
15 Hycliff (July contract), $1.7 million. 4.67 acres, very nice house. It spent 719 days on the market because its owners priced it at $2.795 way back then. It’s final listing price was around $1.850 million, so this will show up in our statistics as a 92% sale/ask ratio instead of the actual 61% but you’ll know better, won’t you?
11 Orchard, an 1860 house converted to multi-family use and essential of no historical value, sold as land for $525,000 on a $749,000 original ask. 70% sale/ask, if you’re keeping track.
25 Cat Rock, $1.9 million, last sold in 2003 for $2.065, with a lot of renovations done after that purchase. This is an excellent house for this price and I liked its five acres, even though much of that land is rock and the rest is swamp (in fact, there’s a perfectly usable side yard, but you get the picture). Any kid from my generation or even my children’s generation would find those five acres to be Paradise – today, will helicopter mommies let Precious risk Lyme Disease? I doubt it.