Lee Deed Data Shows One $1.2 Million Sale Amid Mostly Undisclosed Prices

LEE -- Sixteen deeds were recorded in Lee between May 28 and June 26, 2026, but only three of those transactions carried a disclosed sale price, limiting what the public record reveals about current market values in town.

• MARKET OVERVIEW
• The registry recorded 16 transfers during the period. Of those, just three reported a consideration amount, producing a price range of $750 to $1,200,000 and a median of $144,897. That median is heavily influenced by the composition of the three disclosed-price transactions — one institutional mortgage assignment at $750, one at $144,897, and one residential sale at $1,200,000 — and should not be read as a reliable indicator of typical home values in Lee during this period. The volume of 16 recorded instruments reflects a moderately active filing month, though the near-total absence of disclosed prices prevents any meaningful price-trend analysis.
• TOP SALES
• The highest reported consideration in the period was $1,200,000, recorded June 5, for a property identified in the deed as A Stockbridge Terrace. Joel B. Hart and Nancy C. Hart are listed as buyers; Thomas R. Manisero is listed among the sellers. No street number was included in the recorded deed data for this transaction.

A property at 100 East St. sold June 5 for $144,897. The sellers were Matthew J. Callahan and Lisa R. Callahan; the buyers listed are Homebridge Financial Services Inc. and Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems Inc., indicating a mortgage-related instrument rather than a conventional arms-length sale.

A parcel at 190 Leisure Lee Road was transferred June 3 for $750 from the Lee Town Treasurer to William Glassner. The nominal consideration and municipal seller suggest this may be a tax-title or surplus-property conveyance; the deed data does not specify the nature of the transfer.

• NEIGHBORHOOD BREAKDOWN
• Stockbridge Terrace and Stockbridge Road account for three of the 16 recorded instruments. Two deeds dated June 5 involve 62 Stockbridge Ter — one transferring the property to the Town of Lee with no disclosed price, and one involving the Stockbridge Terrace Unit Owners Trust — while the $1,200,000 transfer also references a Stockbridge Terrace address. Greylock Street generated two filings, at 350 Greylock St. and 455 Greylock St., both with undisclosed prices. The remaining transfers are spread across East Street, Summer Street, Leisure Lee Road, George Street, Mountain View Terrace, Golden Hill, Cape Street, Via Franco, Pleasant Street, and Lois Street — one deed each, all with no disclosed consideration except 100 East St.
• MARKET NOTES
• A notable share of the 16 instruments involve financial institutions as grantor or grantee — including Rocket Mortgage LLC, Flagstar Bank, Wells Fargo Bank, Freedom Mortgage Corp., Greylock Federal Credit Union, Lee Bank, and Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems Inc. — suggesting many filings reflect mortgage assignments, refinances, or lender-related conveyances rather than traditional property sales. The transfer of 62 Stockbridge Ter to the Town of Lee with no consideration listed is consistent with a municipal acquisition, though the deed data does not confirm the purpose. The 645 Pleasant St. filing is labeled "option to lease," an instrument distinct from a deed of sale.