New Ashford recorded just two property transfers in October, according to Northern Berkshire Registry of Deeds data: one at 0 Rockwell Rd. on Oct. 29, with no buyer listed, and one at 227 Mallery Rd. on Oct. 9, where Michelle and Kurt Singer bought from seller Adams Community Bank.
New Ashford recorded two property transfers between Sept. 25 and Oct. 24, 2026, and neither listed a sale price in registry data, so a price range and median are not available this month.
New Ashford recorded two property transfers between Sept. 18 and Oct. 17, 2026: 227 Mallery Road, sold Oct. 9 from Adams Community Bank to Michelle and Kurt Singer, and 142 Beach Hill Road, sold Sept. 25 from Cheryl E. Demyer to Travis E. Demyer and Cheryl E. Demyer.
Three deeds were recorded in New Ashford between Sept. 11 and Oct. 10, on Mallery Road, Beach Hill Road and Route 7. None of the three deeds includes a sale price yet, so no price range or median can be reported this period; figures may appear in registry data in the coming days. Two of the three
New Ashford recorded two property deeds between Sept. 4 and Oct. 3, both involving the Demyer family. Sale prices for both are not yet available in registry records. On Sept. 25, Cheryl E. Demyer transferred 142 Beach Hill Road to Travis E. Demyer and Cheryl E. Demyer. On Sept. 14, Stephen W.
New Ashford resident Diane George to serve as recycling attendant for three-month trial. Also in today's brief (3 items): New Ashford taps resident as recycling attendant; Historical Commission meets Oct. 1 on church repairs; Vaccination clinic set for Town Hall Oct. 17.
New Ashford recorded two property deeds between Aug. 28 and Sept. 26, both involving the Demyer family: a Sept. 14 transfer of 330 Rte. 7 from Stephen W. Demyer into a revocable trust in his name, and a Sept. 25 transfer of 142 Beach Hill Road from Cheryl E. Demyer adding Travis E. Demyer to the
New Ashford's real estate market stayed unusually quiet in September, with only one deed recorded. From our own coverage: Single deed recorded as market stays quiet. Also in today's brief (4 items): Town posts notice on retirement board election; Hancock, New Ashford union school panel …
Only one deed was recorded in New Ashford between Aug. 21 and Sept. 19: 330 Rte 7, transferred by Stephen W. Demyer into the Revocable Trust of Stephen W Demyer. No sale price is yet available for the transfer, which was recorded Sept. 14. With just one filing, there isn't enough data this period
Select Board posts agenda for a September 23 session focused on municipal light plant matters, the town's only new public business this cycle. The notice went up on New Ashford's official website the evening of September 18, giving residents four days' notice ahead of the meeting date. …
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