Recent Real Estate Transactions in Athol
December 24, 2025 - 21:02
In a series of notable real estate transactions, several properties in Athol have changed hands, reflecting a vibrant local market. ATHOL Second Story Homes LLC completed the sale of a property located at 38 Brattle St. to buyers Michael Meiners and Lori Meiners for $319,900. This transaction highlights the ongoing demand for homes in the area.
Another significant sale involved Lissette V. Acosta and Alexis Colon, who sold their property at 9 Kendall St. to Anthony Pacheco and Yachira M. Acosta for $350,000. This transaction demonstrates the competitive nature of the local real estate landscape.
Additionally, Paul G. Bartlett sold a property at 220 Orange St. to Mario Barboza for $303,000. The consistent activity in the market indicates a healthy interest in residential properties, with buyers actively seeking opportunities in Athol. As the year progresses, it will be interesting to see how these trends continue to evolve.
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