Above: The former Stonybrook Golf Course property at 70 Valley Road went on the market this week for $1,350,000 (MLS photo)
Here’s what went on and off the market this week. Thanks to Gail DuBois (email) of Keller Williams for supplying the town’s new listing information for the week.*
The third listing below caught my attention. For more background on the former Stonybrook Golf Course, scroll down.**
New on the market
- 31 Wildwood Dr, Unit 31 (map) – 7 room, 2 bed, 2f 1h bath HalfDuplex – $415,000
- 30 Gilmore Road (map) – 8 room, 3 bed, 2f 0h bath Cape – $549,900
- 70 Valley Road (map) – 16.50 Agricultural acres (718,740 SqFt) – $1,350,000 (deed restricted)**
Sale pending
- 25 Stonebrook Court, Unit 12 (map) – 6 room, 2 bed, 2f 1h bath Townhouse, Attached – 488 days on the Market, Listed at $589,900
Sold
- 46 Central St (map) – 6 room, 2 bed, 1f 0h bath Cap… – 6 days on the Market, Listed at $349,900, Sold at $371,500
- 23 Woodbury Road (map) – 5 room, 3 bed, 1f 0h bath Ranch – 19 days on the Market, Listed at $399,900, Sold at $405,000
- 8 Latisquama Road (map) – 8 room, 4 bed, 2f 1h bath Colonial, Victorian, Antique – 28 days on the Market, Listed at $524,900, Sold at $500,000
- 57 Carriage Hill Circle, Unit 57 (map) – 6 room, 2 bed, 2f 1h bath Townhouse, Attached – 31 days on the Market, Listed at $595,000, Sold at $595,000
- 18 Oregon Road (map) – 8 room, 4 bed, 2f 1h bath Colonial – 3 days on the Market, Listed at $724,900, Sold at $760,000
- 3 Dairy Farm La… (map) – 10 room, 4 bed, 3f 1h bath Colonial, Farmhouse – 120 days on the Market, Listed at $1,499,900, Sold at $1,500,645
*Listings for the week are based on data pulled from MLS on Thursday mornings.
**70 Valley Road is currently listed on the Town’s website as muli-use residential in residential B zoning. And the property description on realtor.com refers to it as “previously classified under Chapter 61B”. But as the description also notes:
The property can not be used for residential use per deed restrictions attached in docs.
Back in 2019 the owner ran into legal issues when the Town assessed that the property wasn’t being used for tax exempt purposes. At that time, Town Counsel told the Board of Selectmen that the property had also come under a microscope for apparent use as a residence in violation of the Dept of Conservation & Recreation’s deed restriction.
