One in Nine Leyden Home Sales Discloses a Price in June 2026

LEYDEN -- Nine deeds were recorded in Leyden between June 6 and July 5, 2026, but just one carried a disclosed sale price, limiting what the data can reveal about current market conditions in this small Franklin County community.

• MARKET OVERVIEW
• Nine transfers were recorded during the period, though only one transaction — 79 South Schoolhouse Rd., which sold June 30 for $587,000 — included a consideration amount. With a single disclosed price, no meaningful price range or median can be calculated for the broader period. The volume of nine recordings in roughly one month is notable for a town of Leyden's size, but the absence of pricing data on eight transfers prevents any assessment of market direction or value trends.
• TOP SALES
• 79 South Schoolhouse Rd. is the only transaction with a disclosed price. Sheila Hourihan purchased the property from Janell Howard and Daniel Howard on June 30 for $587,000. No other sale prices were reported in the dataset.
• NEIGHBORHOOD BREAKDOWN
• West Leyden Road accounted for two of the nine recorded transfers: 228 West Leyden Rd. and 228 W. Leyden Rd. were each recorded June 16, with sellers listed as the estates of Charles D. Brown and Marjorie A. Brown respectively — suggesting a dual-deed estate transfer of the same property. South Schoolhouse Road also appears twice in the data: 79 South Schoolhouse Rd. recorded as a sale to Hourihan, and the same address recorded separately showing Sunnova TE Management LLC conveying to the Howards — likely reflecting a lien or financing instrument recorded in connection with the same property. The remaining transfers are spread across South County Rd., River Rd., George Lamb Rd., and one parcel listed without a street address, recorded as a conveyance from the Town of Leyden.
• MARKET NOTES
• Several transfers in this dataset show characteristics distinct from standard arm's-length sales. The 349 River Rd. transfer lists the same individual, Noel K. Beswick, as both grantor and one of two grantees, with Nellie M. Williams added — a pattern consistent with adding a person to a deed. The 455 West Leyden Rd. transfer involves a trustee and an investment trust sharing the Carlson name, suggesting an intra-trust conveyance. The 84 South County Rd. transfer lists Capital One NA and JPMorgan Chase Bank NA as sellers, which may reflect a foreclosure or bank-held property disposition; no buyer name was available in the data. The Town of Leyden appears as seller on one parcel with no street address listed. These characteristics do not affect the single disclosed sale price but are relevant context for interpreting the dataset.