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Real Estate Transactions, June 15 edition

by | Jun 15, 2026 | Featured: News, News


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Following are all property sales in Hopkinton as recorded by the state and posted in the last week.

ADDRESS

SOLD

DATE

SELLER

BUYER

20 Hunters Ridge Way

$1,600,000

June 9

Michael Scire, Gwen Altman

Sean White, Heather White

20 Washington Lane

$1,300,000

June 11

Thomas Tao, Xingya Gao

Rajesh Thamatam, Yashoda Bhogadhi

27 Alexander Road

$1,100,000

June 11

Opendoor Property LLC

Stephanie Gambino, Philip Carignan

112 Saddle Hill Road

$200,000

June 11

White Oak Land Conservation Society, Inc.

James Cross, Stephanie Cross

23 Old Farm Road

$1,805,000

June 15

Erica Farrell, William Farrell

Lauren Galvin, Ryan Smith

7 Huckleberry Road

$1,400,000

June 15

Robert Thornton Trust, Susan Feeney Thornton Trust, Robert and Susan Feeney Thornton Revocable Trust

Nathan Pardue, Emily Pardue

10 Joseph Road

$1,250,000

June 15

Richard Caplan Trust, Judith Caplan Trust, Caplan Family Trust 2014

Vanessa Giachetti, Aaron Giachetti

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