Stockbridge June Deeds Show Single Disclosed Sale at $250,000 Amid Nine Transfers

STOCKBRIDGE -- The town of Stockbridge was recorded as a property buyer during the June reporting period, acquiring 19 Hawthorne Road in a deed filed June 12, one of nine transfers logged with the Middle Berkshire Registry of Deeds between June 12 and July 11, 2026.

MARKET OVERVIEW Nine deeds were recorded in Stockbridge during the period, a figure that represents limited but not unusual summer deed activity for a small Berkshire County community. Of those nine transfers, only one disclosed a consideration amount: the $250,000 sale of a condominium unit at 57 Main Street on June 16. With a single disclosed price, no meaningful price range or median can be derived from this dataset; the $250,000 figure stands as the only verifiable transaction price for the period. The remaining eight transfers were filed without consideration amounts, which is standard for deed filings that may involve trust conveyances, estate transfers, or other transactions not conducted at arm's length.

TOP SALES The only sale with a disclosed price was 57 Main Street, Unit 21, known as the Knoll, which sold for $250,000 on June 16. The property was conveyed by trustee Jennifer M.W. Carmichael on behalf of the Knoll to buyer Deborah Wiswesser. No other consideration amounts were available in the dataset, and no further price rankings can be reported.

NEIGHBORHOOD BREAKDOWN The Hawthorne Road area generated the most concentrated activity, with two separate deed recordings tied to 19 Hawthorne Road on June 12. In the first, the Town of Stockbridge was recorded as the buyer in a transfer from sellers Bruce Cohen and Tova Mirvis; no consideration amount was disclosed for the municipal acquisition. The second transaction at the same address involved Unit CB E2 at the White Pines condominium — also referenced in the deed as the Carriage Barn E2 unit — with the White Pines Condominium Trust listed as the seller; no buyer or price was identified in the available record.

The Main Street corridor saw additional activity. The $250,000 condo sale at 57 Main Street Unit 21 was recorded June 16. At 72 East Main Street, NBT Bank NA conveyed the property to Per M. and Kari J. Arienti on June 12; no price was disclosed.

Remaining transfers were spread across several streets. At 19 Goodrich Street, Greylock Federal Credit Union sold to Douglas M. Luf and Kathleen Gillis on June 12, with no price disclosed. At 11 Sergeant Street, sellers Bari Ackerman and Ronald Kevin Ackerman were listed in a June 18 deed with no buyer name or price in the available data. At 4 Fox Meadow Lane, Pamela Zagorski was listed as seller in a June 18 transfer, also without a disclosed buyer or price. At 7 Yale Court, Jaime Palma and Tanis Clark appeared as sellers in a June 12 deed with no price disclosed. One additional transfer, recorded June 15, listed sellers Alison Brunner and Richard King and buyers Daniel and Nicole Fairaux but carried no street address in the available deed record.

MARKET NOTES Two of the nine transfers list institutional lenders as the selling party: Greylock Federal Credit Union at 19 Goodrich Street and NBT Bank NA at 72 East Main Street, with both recorded June 12 and both citing mortgage book and page references in the property description. Deed records alone do not confirm the underlying nature of these conveyances, but the pattern — a financial institution as grantor, with a mortgage reference in the legal description — is consistent with foreclosure or mortgage-related transfers. The town's acquisition of 19 Hawthorne Road stands out as the period's most distinctive transfer; without a disclosed price, the financial terms of the municipal purchase are not available from this dataset. The period also includes at least two identifiable condominium-unit transfers — 57 Main Street Unit 21 and 19 Hawthorne Road Unit CB E2 — alongside what appear to be single-family and undetermined residential properties, reflecting the mixed housing stock typical of Stockbridge deed activity.


Recorded Deeds

Source: Registry of Deeds. Sale amounts shown as recorded; transfers without a disclosed consideration are noted as such.

Jun 8 - Jun 14

DateAddressGrantorGranteeSale Amount
2026-06-1219 GOODRICH ST MTG IN BK 6263 PG 311, StockbridgeGREYLOCK FEDERAL CREDIT UNIONLUF DOUGLAS M; GILLIS KATHLEENNot disclosed
2026-06-127 YALE CT, StockbridgePALMA JAIME; CLARK TANISNot disclosed
2026-06-1272 EAST MAIN ST MTG IN BK 5038 PG 160, StockbridgeNBT BANK NAARIENTI PER M; ARIENTI KARI JNot disclosed
2026-06-1219 HAWTHORNE RD UNIT CB E2 WHITE PINES 19 HAWTHORNE RD UNIT CARRIAGE BARN E2 WHITE PINES, StockbridgeWHITE PINES; WHITE PINES CONDOMINIUM TRUSTNot disclosed
2026-06-1219 HAWTHORNE RD, StockbridgeCOHEN BRUCE; TOVA MIRVISSTOCKBRIDGE TOWNNot disclosed

Jun 15 - Jun 21

DateAddressGrantorGranteeSale Amount
2026-06-15StockbridgeBRUNNER ALISON; KING RICHARDFAIRAUX DANIEL; FAIRAUX NICOLENot disclosed
2026-06-1657 MAIN ST UNIT 21 KNOLL, StockbridgeKNOLL; CARMICHAEL JENNIFER M W TRWISWESSER DEBORAH$250,000
2026-06-1811 SERGEANT ST, StockbridgeACKERMAN BARI; ACKERMAN RONALD KEVINNot disclosed
2026-06-184 FOX MEADOW LN, StockbridgeZAGORSKI PAMELANot disclosed

Compiled from official town feeds, community organizations, and local press. Outside reporting is attributed inline.

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