UPDATE: Prospective homebuyers seeking affordable options in Warren County have a wealth of choices, as recent property sales reveal a surge in homes priced at or below $350,000 from October 27 to November 2. The latest data highlights eight notable transactions that showcase the dynamic real estate market in the area.
Between these dates, a variety of properties changed hands, confirming a robust demand for affordable housing. Each of these homes offers unique features, making them appealing options for buyers looking to settle in desirable neighborhoods.
1. A $346,000 detached house at 7 Presidential Drive boasts 925 square feet of living space on an 8,468-square-foot lot. Built in 1959, this property was sold on October 6.
2. Located at 240 Free Union Road, a single-family home sold for $310,000, or $215 per square foot. This 1,440-square-foot residence sits on a 1.7-acre lot and was finalized on October 7.
3. Another notable sale was a home at 23 Saint James Ave., which changed hands for $295,000. This 1,305-square-foot property, built in 1942, features a 6,251-square-foot lot and was sold on October 7.
4. A charming property at 737 North Blvd. sold for $250,000, translating to $212 per square foot. This 1,178-square-foot home, built in 1906, occupies a 2,500-square-foot lot and was finalized on October 7.
5. A modern condominium at 301 Rainbow Way, built in 2007, was sold for $200,000 on October 6. This 816-square-foot unit is priced at $245 per square foot.
6. Two single-family homes sold for $151,000, each providing spacious options below the targeted price range. The first, located at 22 Mountain View Lane, built in 2019, offers 2,054 square feet on a 9,627-square-foot lot, finalized on September 11. The second, at 26 Mountain View Lane, spans 1,958 square feet and was finalized on September 29.
7. Lastly, a historic home at 285 Chambers Street was sold for $150,000 on October 7. This property, built in 1900, features 2,003 square feet of living space.
These recent sales underscore the urgency for buyers in Warren County to act quickly, as the market remains competitive with limited affordable options. With homes under $350,000 now being snapped up, potential homeowners should stay informed and prepared to make swift decisions.
For more real estate news and insights, stay tuned for updates on similar markets and trends across the region. This is a developing story as the housing market continues to shift and evolve.