As the town seeks to fend off a looming budget crunch, November’s home sales numbers serve as a reminder of why Pinehills taxpayers are so important for Plymouth’s fiscal stability. Of the eight sales that topped $1 million last month, six were in the upscale neighborhood that collectively is the town’s largest source of tax dollars (while putting only a minimal strain on government-funded services).
Townwide, 71 single-family homes and condominiums were sold last month, compared with 100 in October, and 72 during November 2024, statistics that point to a housing market still stuck in first or second gear, depending on your perspective.
The median price for all sales was $658,000, compared with $643,850 last month.
Demand for properties in the most “desirable” parts of Plymouth remains strong – 35 sold at or above asking price in November, part of an ongoing pattern.
While the total number of transactions was low, it’s typical for sales to drop as winter arrives. Typically, buyers and sellers in the cold months are “motivated,” meaning they need to buy or sell a home because of a job change, a death, a growing family, or some other major life event.
In general, homes are staying on the market in Plymouth longer. Single-family homes were listed for an average of 50 days in November, compared with 37 during the same month in 2024. Condos were on the market an average of 48 days, compared with 36 during the same period last year.
Leon Lopes, a veteran broker with Compass Real Estate in Plymouth, reports that as of Dec. 19, there were 71 single-family homes for sale in town, compared with 72 on the same date in 2024 (as well as 60 condos compared with 46 on Dec. 19, 2024).
“This not only reflects the typical reduced inventory leading into the holidays but marks the first week all year where inventory for sale is even with last year instead of significantly above last year,” Lopes said in an email.
Below is the list of November home transactions in Plymouth, priced from high to low.
November 2025 Real Estate Sales
11/7/2025 – 60 Robbins Wharf Unit 12 – $1,900,000
11/6/2025 – 40 Great Kame – $1,600,000
11/10/2025 – 58 Bentgrass Mist – $1,196,073
11/7/2025 – 48 Great Kame – $1,125,000
11/25/2025 – 42 Forest Edge – $1,115,000
11/24/2025 – 63 Outlook East – $1,052,338
11/12/2025 – 51 Skipping Stone – $1,038,000
11/21/2025 – 47 Lookout Point Rd – $1,025,000
11/12/2025 – 7 Bridge Gate – $982,500
11/26/2025 – 10 Gabriel Ln – $950,000
11/24/2025 – 7 River Birch Way – $900,000
11/24/2025 – 54 Bowsprit Ln – $899,000
11/6/2025 – 3 Howard Dr – $885,000
11/6/2025 – 61 Outlook East – $880,081
11/19/2025 – 97 Allerton St – $865,000
11/12/2025 – 43 Freeman Dr – $860,000
11/5/2025 – 12 Karas Way – $840,000
11/20/2025 – 9 Cushman St – $835,000
11/24/2025 – 5 Laurie Anns Ln – $827,000
11/24/2025 – 18 Birmingham – $800,000
11/19/2025 – 91 Newfield St Unit 34 – $795,000
11/25/2025 – 14-16 South St – $780,000
11/10/2025 – 48 Haven Rd – $750,000
11/26/2025 – 11 Cobblestone – $750,000
11/20/2025 – 69 Cliff St – $745,000
11/21/2025 – 47 Pleasant Harbour Rd – $735,000
11/25/2025 – 14 Anchor Dr – $725,000
11/5/2025 – 11 Maplewood – $715,000
11/19/2025 – 26 Spencer Dr – $715,000
11/21/2025 – 11 Butten Mews – $713,000
11/28/2025 – 48 Menotomy Rd – $708,000
11/10/2025 – 37 Spencer Dr – $695,000
11/21/2025 – 14 Dorset Ln – $695,000
11/21/2025 – 54 Ellisville Rd – $681,625
11/6/2025 – 20 Robinson St – $672,000
11/18/2025 – 62 Jan Marie Dr – $658,000
11/18/2025 – 3 Hiawatha Rd – $640,000
11/20/2025 – 119 Nathan Ln – $610,000
11/3/2025 – 845 Federal Furnace Rd – $600,000
11/21/2025 – 198 Samoset St – $600,000
11/10/2025 – 61 Maureen Way – $598,000
11/18/2025 – 464 Lunns Way – $590,000
11/20/2025 – 19 Langford Rd – $590,000
11/3/2025 – 253 Sandwich St – $580,000
11/20/2025 – 881 State Rd – $580,000
11/3/2025 – 12 Mayflower Dr – $565,000
11/25/2025 – 35 Sawmill Dr – $565,000
11/5/2025 – 50 Scarlet Dr – $560,000
11/5/2025 – 22 Presidents Ln – $540,000
11/6/2025 – 8 Cabot Cir – $530,000
11/10/2025 – 15 Downey St – $527,900
11/20/2025 – 14 Amy Ln – $510,000
11/5/2025 – 235 Carver Rd Unit 7 – $495,000
11/21/2025 – 780 Rocky Hill Rd – $490,000
11/7/2025 – 9 Queen Dr – $475,000
11/21/2025 – 46 Grabau Dr – $475,000
11/24/2025 – 18 Megansett Dr Unit 7B – $475,000
11/21/2025 – 19 Megansett Dr – $460,000
11/26/2025 – 10 Lake Shore Ave – $450,000
11/26/2025 – 166 Carver Rd – $430,000
11/6/2025 – 278 Court St Unit 301 – $415,000
11/26/2025 – 12 State Rd Unit 3D – $395,000
11/24/2025 – 109 Cape Cod Ave – $385,000
11/20/2025 – 61 Crescent Ave – $380,000
11/12/2025 – 10 McClellan Dr – $350,000
11/3/2025 – 4 Marc Dr Unit 4B3 – $330,000
11/20/2025 – 14 Castle St Unit 2 – $325,000
11/28/2025 – 583 State Rd – $299,900
11/21/2025 – 13 Chapel Hill Dr Unit 5 – $285,000
11/4/2025 – 9 Kingston Rd – $270,000
11/7/2025 – 56 Buzzards Bay Dr – $190,000
Mark Pothier can be reached at mark@plymouthindependent.org.