Real Estate Transactions, July 14 edition

*Following are all property sales in Hopkinton as recorded by the state and posted in the last week.*
ADDRESS	SOLD	DATE	SELLER	BUYER
1 Wedgewood Drive	$1,500,000	July 7	Stephen Quinn Jr., Melissa Quinn	Stacy Gavin, Benjamin Gavin
36 Connelly Hill Road	$1,925,000	July 7	John Lesica, Jennifer Lesica	Stephen Quinn Jr., Melissa Quinn
48 Wood Street	$750,000	July 8	Jake Wilde, Alyssa Wilde	Ellen Hedstrom, Adam Clegg
215 Pond Street	$3,400,000	July 9	Amy Thomas, Peter Thomas	Adams Street Realty Trust, Treavor Weeden Trust, Jamie Weeden Trust
49 Elm Street	$630,000	July 9	Jagannath Dey	Bryan Kelly, Caitlin Kelly
22 Waterville Lane, Unit 22	$989,000	July 9	Trails LLC	Brenda Verdolino, David Verdolino
19 Redwood Path, Unit 140 BLG 46	$991,000	July 10	Sushmit Roy, Moitri Roy	Mallika Chakraborty, Shibashish Bhattacharjee
4 Birkdale Lane, Unit 4BIR	$905,000	July 10	Thomas Smith, Tennyson Smith	Diane Cook
333 Wood Street	$800,000	July 10	Andrew Winslow	Aaron Larocque, Jenna Larocque
11 Highcroft Way, Unit 11	$775,000	July 11	Angela Litavis	John Farina III
5 Coburn Road	$1,010,000	July 11	Christopher Gooley, Kathy Gooley	Matthew Dintino Trust, Annabelle Dintino Trust, Matthew Dintino and Annabelle Dintino Revocable Trust

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