Lenox Property Market Yields Just Two Disclosed Prices in June Period

LENOX -- Ten property transfers recorded at the Middle Berkshire Registry of Deeds between May 28 and June 26, 2026, offer a limited window into the local market, with only two of the ten transactions carrying disclosed sale prices. The month's most notable pattern may be off-market activity: two transfers list Lenox Town as buyer, suggesting municipal acquisitions.

• MARKET OVERVIEW
• Ten deeds were recorded during the period, but only two transactions disclosed a consideration amount, making a statistically meaningful market analysis impossible. Among those two, the price range runs from $100,000 to $200,000, with a median of $150,000. With eight of ten sales carrying no disclosed price, the dataset does not support broader conclusions about current Lenox market conditions. The raw count of ten transactions in roughly four weeks represents moderate recording activity for a small town.
• TOP SALES
• The highest disclosed sale in the period was 71 King William Rd., which transferred June 1 for $200,000. The seller was Nora Considine Leydet and Cody Leydet; the buyer of record is Greylock Federal Credit Union. The only other disclosed-price transaction was 180 Housatonic St., which transferred May 28 for $100,000 from Jeanette Rodriguez Morick to TD Bank NA.
• NEIGHBORHOOD BREAKDOWN
• Housatonic Street accounts for two transfers in the period: 57 Housatonic St. (price not disclosed, transferred from Wells Fargo Bank NA to Manuela Esther Jimenez and Adrianne Hee) and 180 Housatonic St. ($100,000, to TD Bank NA). Two properties — 15 Schermerhorn Park and 24 Rolling Hills — list Lenox Town as the grantee, with prices not disclosed on either. The remaining transfers are scattered across King William Road, Pittsfield Road, Dunmore Court, Kemble Street, and Pinecrest Drive, with no additional street showing more than one transaction. One entry in the dataset lists only "Lenox, MA" with no street address and no price, and cannot be placed geographically.
• MARKET NOTES
• The two transfers naming TD Bank NA and Greylock Federal Credit Union as buyers — rather than individual homeowners or investors — are notable. Such transfers may reflect mortgage-related activity, though the nature of each transaction cannot be determined from deed data alone. Two transfers to Lenox Town at 15 Schermerhorn Park and 24 Rolling Hills may indicate municipal land or property acquisitions; prices were not disclosed on either. The entry for 515 Pittsfield Rd. transferred to an LLC (Whiskey LLC), and 57 Housatonic St. carries a mortgage book reference in its address notation, as does 220 Kemble St. With no square footage or property-type data available in the deed records, price-per-square-foot analysis is not possible. The overwhelming share of undisclosed prices — 80 percent of transactions — limits the usefulness of this month's data for buyers and sellers tracking value trends.