All Seven Washington Property Transfers in Past Month Carry No Disclosed Price

WASHINGTON -- Seven property transactions were recorded in Washington during the four-week period from July 24 through August 22, according to Middle Berkshire Registry of Deeds filings. None of the seven records disclosed a sale price.

MARKET OVERVIEW Seven deed transactions were recorded in Washington between July 24 and August 22, 2026. None of the seven records included a consideration amount, so no price range or median sale price can be reported for the period. Of the seven records, four list a named buyer (Gosselin; Moore III and Moore Jr.; Martinez; Monterosso and Moran) and three do not identify a grantee. Based on the raw count alone, seven recorded transactions in one month is a measurable level of registry activity for a small town like Washington, though the data provided does not include prior-period figures for comparison.

TOP SALES No sale price was disclosed in any of the seven records, so transactions cannot be ranked by price this period. In order of recording date, the transactions were:

14 Blotz Rd (Bk. 5432, Pg. 73), recorded Aug. 13: seller Greylock Federal Credit Union, buyer John B. Gosselin. Price not disclosed.

138 Upper Valley Rd (Bk. 6932, Pg. 330), recorded Aug. 4: seller Lee Bank, buyers Harry C. Moore III and Harry C. Moore Jr. Price not disclosed.

14 Blotz Rd, recorded July 30: seller Debra McConnell; no buyer listed in the record. Price not disclosed.

985 Lovers Lane Rd (Bk. 7381, Pg. 112), recorded July 28: seller Washington Town Conservation, buyer Julio Martinez. Price not disclosed.

71 North Washington State Rd, recorded July 27: seller Robert P. Congdon, trustee, and the Robert P. Congdon Revocable Trust; no buyer listed in the record. Price not disclosed.

365 South Washington State Rd (Bk. 7664, Pg. 304), recorded July 24: seller Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems Inc. and Guaranteed Rate Inc., buyers David M. Monterosso and Holly J. Moran. Price not disclosed.

71 North Washington State Rd (Bk. 6718, Pg. 1), recorded July 24: seller Gwen B. Gordon; no buyer listed in the record. Price not disclosed.

NEIGHBORHOOD BREAKDOWN Two addresses accounted for more than one recording during the period. 14 Blotz Rd was the subject of two separate filings, on July 30 and Aug. 13, with different sellers named in each: Debra McConnell in the earlier filing and Greylock Federal Credit Union in the later one. 71 North Washington State Rd also had two filings, recorded July 24 and July 27, with Gwen B. Gordon named as seller in the first and Robert P. Congdon and the Robert P. Congdon Revocable Trust named in the second. The remaining three transactions were spread across separate streets: 138 Upper Valley Rd, 985 Lovers Lane Rd, and 365 South Washington State Rd. Because no price data was disclosed for any transaction, sales cannot be grouped into price tiers this period.

MARKET NOTES Three of the seven filings were identified in the registry record as mortgage-related instruments, noted "MTG" in the record description, rather than standard property deeds: 14 Blotz Rd (Aug. 13), 138 Upper Valley Rd, and 365 South Washington State Rd. In each of those three, the seller listed is a financial institution, Greylock Federal Credit Union, Lee Bank, or Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems Inc. and Guaranteed Rate Inc. jointly, rather than an individual, which is consistent with mortgage-related recordings rather than a change of ownership between private parties. One filing, at 985 Lovers Lane Rd, was recorded as an order rather than a deed, with the seller listed as Washington Town Conservation. The Middle Berkshire Registry of Deeds data for this period did not include property type, square footage, or bedroom and bathroom counts for any transaction. With no sale price disclosed for any of the seven records, no price-per-square-foot comparison or median sale price could be calculated this month.

Recorded Deeds

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

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