Cheshire Home Prices Top Out at $155,000 as Disclosed Sales Remain Scarce in June
CHESHIRE -- Twenty deeds were recorded in Cheshire between May 28 and June 26, 2026, but prices were disclosed on only five of those transfers, limiting the picture of true market activity during the period. Among the priced sales, Sand Mill Road's $155,000 transaction stood as the month's high-water mark.
MARKET OVERVIEW Of the 20 recorded deeds, 15 carried no disclosed consideration, leaving a priced sample of five transactions. Those five sales ranged from $50,000 to $155,000, with a median of $87,000. The raw deed count of 20 appears active on its face, but the small priced sample — just 25 percent of total transfers — makes meaningful price analysis difficult. Several entries reflect mortgage-related instrument recordings rather than arm's-length property sales, which further limits market interpretation.
TOP SALES 1031 Sand Mill Road led all disclosed transactions at $155,000, sold June 5 by Kristine A. Megaro to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems Inc. and COM LLC. 160 School St. changed hands for $100,000 on June 10, with David Rousseau and Kimberly J. Rousseau as sellers and Adams Community Bank as buyer; a same-day entry shows Adams Community Bank conveying the property back to the Rousseaus, suggesting a mortgage-related instrument rather than a conventional sale. 124 Richmond St. sold June 9 for $87,000; sellers were Elizabeth Greene and Elizabeth P. Wilson, and the buyer of record is Rocket Mortgage LLC and Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems Inc. 225 Fisher Hill Road recorded a $70,000 sale June 10 from Joseph Wrenn to Adams Community Bank, with a companion deed the same day showing Adams Community Bank conveying the property back to Wrenn — again consistent with a mortgage transaction rather than a change of ownership. 63 Devonshire Drive sold for $50,000 on June 1, with Casandra M. DeBlois as seller and Greylock Federal Credit Union as buyer.
NEIGHBORHOOD BREAKDOWN Sand Mill Road produced two deed entries (1031 and 1020), with the 1031 address carrying the period's highest disclosed price of $155,000; the 1020 address had no disclosed consideration. Fisher Hill Road also generated two entries — 225 Fisher Hill Road at $70,000 and 42 Fisher Hill Road with no disclosed price. Devonshire Drive appeared twice: 268 Devonshire Drive with no disclosed price and 63 Devonshire Drive at $50,000. Windsor Road contributed two undisclosed-price transfers at 1341 and 45 Windsor Road. The remaining addresses — Ingalls Road, School Street, Richmond Street, Stafford Hill Road, Stonehedge Road, South State Road, and Lanesboro Road — each appeared once in the dataset.
MARKET NOTES A notable feature of this period's deed data is the frequency of financial institution involvement. Greylock Federal Credit Union and Adams Community Bank appear as either grantor or grantee in multiple entries, and several transfers pair an outbound deed to a bank with a same-day return deed to the original owner — a pattern consistent with mortgage refinancing instrument recordings rather than property sales. Two transfers — 180 South State Road (Szpak to Szpak) and 45 Windsor Road (Kondel to Kondel) — involve matching surnames on grantor and grantee lines, suggesting intra-family or ownership-structure transfers. No square footage data was available; price-per-square-foot analysis cannot be performed. With only five priced sales and a significant share of entries likely reflecting financing activity, this dataset does not support broad conclusions about Cheshire's resale market for the period.