The above New England Stone and Clapboard home is located at43 Richmond Hill in Back Country. This house has been on the market numerous times starting at $6.395M. This is one of my favorite houses that I have seen on the market. There are many aspects of this home that I love. The most important is the value. If you look at the charts below, specifically the comparison report. You will see year to date in Back Country (noted as N. Parkway) we have sold 37 properties compared to 28 in the same amount of time last year. That is an increase of 32.1%. Now the prices have dropped by 27.4%. I do not believe the price drop can be as true of a statistic as it sounds. For instance if a $10M dollar property sells it would throw off the skew. However, I believe the point is valid, we are starting to see properties trade in back country when owners are being realistic of the market. I believe Back Country has been hit the hardest over the past several years, and with the increased activity there are still values to be had. I believe this is one of those values. I love the curb appeal with the circular driveway, the way the house sits on the lot, and the turret on the left hand side. The flow of the house with the open kitchen and the way the light comes in was also appealing. Of course, I enjoy my amenities as well. This house seems to have it all. The first floor has an expansive deck that looks out over the sprawling lawn. In the lower level there is a home theatre and a great bar set up. The lower level walks out to a patio right below the deck. The home has a flow that you can envision a big family very much enjoying. It is 9,094 s.f. with 5 bedrooms, 5 full baths, and 2 half baths. It sits on 4 acres of land. The current price is $3.95M.
I have updated the links, charts, months on average, and the most current mortgage rates. The second months on average is based on the sales of this year so you can compare the differences. When looking at the graphs and pie chart, the biggest take away for me is the amount of inventory that came into the market in September compared to last year. However, we did have a new company move into the area so it could be a lot of Realtors posting the same inventory under a new broker and would count as a new listing. Ultimately, as of the end of September we had 656 total properties available compared to two weeks ago we had 650.
Below are the Sold Price to List Price percentage for each of the four towns as well as some neighborhood data:
Sold Price vs. List Price
Neighborhood Data
I would like to thank Mark Pruner for mentioning me in the Greenwich Patch. Mark also does his own synopsis of the Greenwich Market at www.greenwichstreets.com.
Please let me know if you would like me to provide customized information or statistics for you based on your criteria.
**The information on the featured property and all statistical information is from the Greenwich MLS.
**All opinions garnered from the statistics are my own
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