Following are all property sales in Hopkinton as recorded by the state and posted in the last week. | ||||
ADDRESS | SOLD | DATE | SELLER | BUYER |
6 Hehns Farm Way | $1,825,000 | March 31 | Dympna Atwell | Megan Gundrum, Ryan Gundrum |
1 Westfield Road | $1,125,000 | April 1 | Colleen Charleston Trust, Charleston Nominee Trust | Jayakrishnan Varma, Praseeda Varma |
165 Lumber Street | $1,610,000 | April 1 | Borsatto Interior Design LLC | Nicholas Karp, Emma Fuller |
50 Pinecrest Village, Unit 50 | $460,000 | April 2 | Dudley Norton, Jr. | Shaheen Arif, Hajra Arshad |
Real Estate Transactions, April 6 edition
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