Eight property transfers were recorded in New Marlborough between Aug. 7 and Sept. 5, but only one, the $750,000 sale of 201 Stratford Rd on Sept. 1, carried a recorded price; the other seven listed no consideration amount. That single figure also stands as the period's price range and median, so
Design Review Committee reviews Town Hall renovation layout options. Tim Widman from EDM presented basement-layout alternatives and office-space configurations for the renovation project; committee members expressed preference for relocating bathrooms toward the main entrance and for a hybrid
New Marlborough Select Board reappoints wiring inspector, reviews highway plans. The board unanimously reappointed Jim Kern as Alternate Wiring Inspector through June 30, 2027. Highway Superintendent Chuck Loring presented fall 2026 and 2027 road work, which includes paving the gravel section of
New Marlborough recorded 11 deed transfers between July 31 and Aug. 29, 2026, though only four carried recorded sale prices. Among those four, prices ranged from $65,000 to $1,510,000, with a median of $623,000. The month's standout transaction was 164 Woodleigh Road, which sold for $1,510,000 to
Nine properties changed hands in New Marlborough between July 24 and Aug. 22, though only two deeds had a sale price recorded. Those two transactions ranged from $1,080,000 to $1,510,000, with a median of $1,295,000. The period's most notable recorded sale was 164 Woodleigh Road at $1,510,000, sold
Design Review Committee endorses Town Hall renovation program. All five Committee members, led by Chair Chuck Loring, reviewed a comprehensive program from EDM architects Tim Widman and Edward Daniels that includes seven departmental offices, a meeting room, a multi-use communal space, and shared
New Marlborough Select Board approves cemetery preservation. The board unanimously authorized Chair Tara B. White to sign a state preservation restriction for the Old Center Cemetery, following a $40,000 restoration project supported by a $20,000 state grant and matching local donations to repair
New Marlborough Conservation Commission conducts site visits for seven properties. The commission visited Campbell Falls State Park to discuss the Stone Arch Bridge Rehabilitation project with Gill Engineering, met with property owners regarding requests for an accessory dwelling unit, electrical
New Marlborough recorded eight property transfers between July 10 and Aug. 8, but only one had a sale price recorded: 108 New Marlboro Southfield Rd, which sold July 13 for $820,000 to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems Inc. and PrimeLending. With price data available for just one of eight
Design Review Committee discusses Town Hall renovation design approaches. The committee met August 4 with four of five members present to review architectural options for elevator placement: interior installation within the building or exterior addition. Structural analysis indicated the interior
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