All Four Rowe Property Transfers in Late June and Early July Carry No Disclosed Prices
ROWE -- Four property transactions were recorded in Rowe between June 26 and July 6, 2026, spanning three named streets and one parcel without a listed address, though none of the deeds carried a disclosed consideration amount.
MARKET OVERVIEW Four transfers were recorded during the period. Because no sale prices appear in any of the four deeds, no price range, median, or per-transaction value can be reported. The volume of four transactions in a roughly three-week window is consistent with the low-turnover character typical of a small rural community. Any characterization of market conditions based on price would require data not present in this dataset.
TOP SALES No consideration amounts were disclosed in any of the four recorded deeds. The transactions are presented in chronological order.
The most recent transfer, recorded July 6, conveyed 23 Pelham Dr. from Edward Whitaker to Tara Mason; price not disclosed. On July 1, a parcel identified only as located in Rowe was transferred from Bannish Land Preserves Inc.; no buyer name and no street address appear in the deed record, and no consideration was disclosed. Also on July 1, 143 County Rd. was conveyed by George E. Bernhardt to George E. Bernhardt TR and Mary Angela Bernhardt TR; price not disclosed. The earliest transaction in the period, recorded June 26, transferred 34 Stone Hill Rd. from Greenfield Cooperative Bank to Richard Hamilton and Nicole DeNouden; price not disclosed.
NEIGHBORHOOD BREAKDOWN The three deeds with street addresses span three separate roads — Pelham Drive, County Road, and Stone Hill Road — with no street recording more than one transaction during the period. No geographic clustering is apparent from the available data.
MARKET NOTES Two transactions carry characteristics worth noting as patterns visible in the deed record. The July 1 conveyance at 143 County Rd. moves the property from an individual grantor into a trust bearing the same surname, a structure commonly used in estate planning; no speculation about motivation is warranted beyond what the deed shows. The June 26 transfer at 34 Stone Hill Rd. lists Greenfield Cooperative Bank as grantor, indicating the property was bank-held at the time of sale; the deed does not specify the basis for the bank's prior ownership. The July 1 Bannish Land Preserves transfer is incomplete in the deed record as provided — no buyer and no street address are listed — and cannot be fully characterized without additional sourcing.