Blue Hill's Top Recent Sale, $5.75 Million, Skipped the Open Market
The sale led three Blue Hill shorefront deals that topped $13 million combined within about a month, the Bangor Daily News reported.
Three shorefront homes in Blue Hill changed hands within about a month for a total of more than $13 million, the Bangor Daily News reported, a sign that demand and prices for coastal Maine waterfront remain high.
The top sale, 68 Sculpin Point Lane, was never publicly listed. Tax filings show it sold for $5.75 million in late February to an LLC that shares the property's name and lists a Deerfield, Massachusetts, mailing address.
On March 17, 492 Parker Point Road sold for $4.062 million two weeks after it was listed. The 1922 Tudor-style house, known as "Ledgewood Clippings," has about 4,000 square feet and 12 rooms on 8.2 acres, with close to 1,000 feet of private shoreline, a dock, a cove and three deep-water moorings.
Earlier in March, 541 East Blue Hill Road went for $3.255 million. The Cape Cod-style home, designed in 1984, sits on 34 acres and has 4,368 square feet of living space. Its six-bedroom, four-bath layout is split between a main house and a guest apartment. Public tax filings list the buyer as an LLC based in Florida.
Listings for the properties noted they are close to the town's yacht and country clubs.
This story was first reported by Bangor Daily News.
