New Marlborough Deed Data Shows No Disclosed Prices Among Seven June-July Transfers

NEW MARLBOROUGH -- Seven property transfers were recorded in New Marlborough between June 18 and July 9, 2026, with no consideration amounts disclosed in any of the deeds -- a pattern that makes conventional price analysis impossible for this period. The most prominent feature of the month's activity was the transfer of at least three parcels to governmental or public entities, including two conservation acquisitions.

MARKET OVERVIEW Seven deeds were recorded during the period. Because no sale prices were disclosed in any of the seven transactions, a price range and median cannot be calculated. The volume of seven transfers in roughly four weeks represents moderate deed activity for a rural town of New Marlborough's size, but the absence of any consideration data limits what can be said about market conditions. Readers should not draw conclusions about pricing trends from this dataset.

TOP SALES No sale prices were disclosed in any deed recorded during this period. The following transfers are listed by date rather than price.

The most notable transfer by nature of the parties involved was the conveyance of Steepletop Farm LLC -- a parcel identified in deed records as belonging to Ian Devine and the LLC -- to the New Marlborough Town Conservation, recorded July 9. No address was listed in the deed record, and no consideration amount was disclosed.

Also recorded July 9 was the sale of 194 Canaan Southfield Road. The seller was NBT Bank NA, indicating a bank-owned or real-estate-owned property, and the buyers were Richard LaRose Jr. and Alaina Marzinotto. Price was not disclosed.

A third notable transfer was the conveyance of 228 Deerwood Park Lake Buel, recorded June 18. The sellers were identified in deed records as Deerwood Park Lake Buel and Ellison Real Estate LLC; the buyer was the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection. No consideration was disclosed.

NEIGHBORHOOD BREAKDOWN The seven transfers were spread across six distinct addresses or locations, with no street appearing more than once. The geographic spread covers several of New Marlborough's rural corridors: Canaan Southfield Road, Keyes Hill Road, Old North Road, Norfolk Road, Clayton Mill River Road, and the Deerwood Park Lake Buel area. No single neighborhood or road accounted for multiple sales this period.

MARKET NOTES Three of the seven recorded deeds involved transfers to public or quasi-public entities: the New Marlborough Town Conservation (Steepletop Farm), Massachusetts Electric Co. (390 Old North Road, from Christine B. Ward, recorded June 24), and the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection (228 Deerwood Park Lake Buel). Taken together, these suggest ongoing land acquisition activity by governmental and utility entities in the town during this period, though the purpose of each transfer is not stated in the deed data.

Two transfers involved trust or estate grantors. The deed for 185 Keyes Hill Road, recorded July 2, listed the seller as the Estate of Inez R. Streeter; buyers were Carleton T. and Olivia T. Goodnow. At 2066 Clayton Mill River Road, recorded June 23, the sellers were Thomas G. King and Linda C. King, each identified as trustees; no buyer name was listed in the available deed data. Similarly, the deed for 204 Norfolk Road, recorded June 24, listed Victor M. Albano and Victor M. Albano TR as sellers, with no buyer name identified in the record. The nature of those transfers -- whether arms-length sales or intra-family conveyances -- cannot be determined from the available data.

The Canaan Southfield Road transfer originated from a bank seller (NBT Bank NA), which typically indicates a prior foreclosure or lender-owned disposition, though the circumstances are not confirmed by the deed record alone.

Recorded Deeds

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

Jun 15 - Jun 21

Jun 22 - Jun 28

Jun 29 - Jul 5

Jul 6 - Jul 12

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