News Summary
The recent residential real estate activity in Seneca County highlighted Romulus as the standout city with a remarkable sale price of $909,000 for a single property. This transaction represents the highest real estate sale recorded during the specified period. Across the county, 19 residential properties were sold, showcasing a diverse market characterized by a variety of home types and prices. The average sale price among these properties was $255,877, indicating a solid ongoing demand within the local housing market.
Romulus Records Highest Sale in Seneca County from June 28 to July 25
The village of Romulus has experienced the most significant real estate transaction in Seneca County during the period from June 28 to July 25, with a property selling for $909,000. This sale surpasses other property transactions recorded in the county over the specified timeframe and highlights the ongoing activity within the region’s housing market.
Overview of Recent Realty Transactions
During the four-week period, a total of 19 residential real estate sales were documented across Seneca County. The average sale price among these properties was approximately $255,877, with the average price per square foot reaching about $161. These figures suggest a steady market with a range of property types and values being exchanged.
Major Property Sale Details
Leading the list of notable transactions is the Romulus property at 6988 E. Lake Road, which sold for $909,000. The house features 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms within a 2,818 square-foot living space, and was built in 1988. The sale was finalized on June 17, with a per-square-foot price of $323. This sale stands out as the highest in the county during this period, reflecting a significant valuation for properties in the area.
Another large-scale sale was at 5762 Lake Hill Drive in Romulus, which finalized at $330,000. This detached house built in 1988 spans 1,650 square feet and includes 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. The transaction was completed on July 2, with a price of $200 per square foot.
Other Noteworthy Sales in Seneca County
- 10 Prospect Street, Seneca Falls: Sold for $187,500. Built in 1910, this single-family home has 4 bedrooms and 1 bathroom over 1,768 square feet. The deal was finalized on June 11; price per square foot was $106.
- 3901 County Road 139, Ovid: Sold for $200,000. Constructed in 2005, this property features 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a living area of 2,756 square feet, finalized on July 1. The price per square foot was $73.
- 2329 Leader Road, Fayette: The sale of $200,000 was recorded for this 1940-built house, encompassing 1,226 square feet with 3 bedrooms and 1 bathroom. Completed on June 23; price per square foot was $163.
- 9-11 Canoga Street, Seneca Falls: Changed hands for $205,000. Constructed in 1900, it offers 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and 1,180 square feet. The sale finalized on June 30; at $174 per square foot.
- 12 River Road, Fayette: Sold for $215,000. This 1840-built home features 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and 2,154 square feet. The transaction was closed on July 3; the price per square foot was $100.
- 2971 Seeley Road, Waterloo: Finalized at $292,000. Built in 1920, it offers 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and a living area of 2,079 square feet. The deal was completed on June 24. Price per square foot was $140.
- 5738 Lake Hill Drive, Romulus: Sold for $295,000. This 1975-built house has 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and a 1,102-square-foot area. The deal was finalized on July 1, with a price per square foot of $268.
Market Trends and Context
The data indicates a vibrant real estate market in Seneca County, with sales spanning a wide range in property sizes and prices. The average sale price of $255,877 suggests stable pricing, with the highest sale in Romulus demonstrating strong demand for premium properties. The overall average price per square foot of $161 underscores the value variation across the region, influenced by factors like property age, size, and location.
Most sales were concentrated in Romulus and Seneca Falls, with properties in Fayette, Ovid, and Waterloo also actively changing hands. The significant sale at the start of the period and the high-value Romulus property reflect ongoing interest from buyers in upscale and waterfront homes, which continue to drive the regional market activity.
Conclusion
The recent real estate transactions in Seneca County, highlighted by the $909,000 sale in Romulus, illustrate a dynamic market with substantial investment and diverse property offerings. The data presents a clear picture of steady demand and healthy activity across different property types and price points, supporting a resilient local housing market during this period.
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Additional Resources
- Syracuse: Seneca County Real Estate
- Democrat & Chronicle: Stunning Lake House for Sale
- USA Today: Dire Wolves Back in the Spotlight
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- Wikipedia: Real Estate
- Google Search: Seneca County real estate
