Deerfield Home Prices Reach $475,000 at Top End in June 2026

DEERFIELD -- Nine property transfers were recorded in Deerfield between May 31 and June 29, 2026, with sale prices disclosed on five of those transactions ranging from $100,000 to $475,000. The month's activity included two bank-to-buyer transfers from Greenfield Savings Bank and two sales in which financial institutions appear as the purchasing party, patterns that shape how the month's figures read.

• MARKET OVERVIEW
• Nine deeds were recorded during the period, though only five carried disclosed consideration amounts. Among those five, the median sale price was $330,000 and the full price range ran from $100,000 to $475,000. With fewer than half the transactions carrying disclosed prices, the figures represent a partial picture of the month's activity; the raw count of nine transfers suggests a moderately active period for a small town, but the proportion of undisclosed prices limits firm conclusions about overall market conditions.
• TOP SALES
• The highest-priced transaction of the period was 37 River Rd, which sold June 8 for $475,000. Sellers Brander M. Sieber and Susan D. Anderson conveyed the property to Michael and Julie Hanieski. The second-highest disclosed sale was 407 River Rd, which changed hands June 8 for $400,000; seller Heather Rose Haupt conveyed that property to Greenfield Cooperative Bank. The third-highest disclosed sale was 345 Greenfield Rd, which recorded June 5 for $330,000, with Timothy V. and Carol Flouton named as sellers and Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems Inc. and Fairway Independent Mortgage Corp. as the named grantees.
• NEIGHBORHOOD BREAKDOWN
• River Road accounted for two of the five disclosed-price transactions, at $475,000 and $400,000, making it the most active named street by both count and total dollar volume this period. Greenfield Road also produced two recorded deeds — 345 Greenfield Rd at $330,000 and 304 Greenfield Rd at price not disclosed — with Greenfield Savings Bank as the seller on the latter. The remaining transactions were distributed across Conway Street ($100,000), North Main Street ($137,587), Plain Road (price not disclosed), and North Hillside Road (price not disclosed), with no additional street clustering evident.
• MARKET NOTES
• Three of the nine recorded deeds list a financial institution as either the grantor or grantee: Greenfield Cooperative Bank purchased 407 River Rd for $400,000; Greenfield Savings Bank sold both 59 North Hillside Rd and 304 Greenfield Rd at undisclosed prices; and Florence Bank acquired 26 Conway St for $100,000. Two additional deeds name mortgage entities — Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems Inc. and related parties — in the grantor or grantee lines, consistent with standard mortgage-related conveyance instruments. One transfer, recorded June 1 with no street address and no consideration amount, conveyed property from Camille O. Cosby to the Camille O. Cosby Revocable Trust; same-grantor-to-trust transfers of this type are common estate-planning instruments. Without square footage or property-type data in the deed records, no price-per-square-foot analysis or property-type breakdown is possible.