Alright, so let’s dive into the real estate happenings in Piscataway! Last week, a house on Sunbrite Lane stole the show by selling for a whopping $730,000, making it the priciest residential sale in the area. In total, 11 properties changed hands, with an average sale price of $584,205. The average price per square foot came out to be $308, which is not too shabby if you ask me.
Now, let’s take a closer look at some of the top sales in the area. First up, we have a single-family residence at 25 Stelton Road that went for $510K. This 2,316-square-foot house was built way back in 1874, so it definitely has some history behind it. Moving on to 1046 S. Washington Ave, another single-family home that sold for $515K. This one has a living area of 1,832 square feet and was built in 1962.
Next on the list is a condominium at 189 Nebula Road that fetched $520K. This modern abode was built in 1993 and offers 1,267 square feet of living space. Then, we have a charming single-family house at 1649 Division Ave, which sold for $525K. Built in 1953, this property boasts 1,744 square feet of space for the new owners to enjoy.
Moving up the price ladder, we come to a single-family residence at 1621 W. Sixth Street that was snagged for $580K. With a living area of 1,664 square feet, this house offers a cozy retreat for its new inhabitants. And let’s not forget about 3 Cheryl Court, a spacious single-family home that went for $590K. This 2,489-square-foot property was built in 1958, adding a touch of nostalgia to its charm.
Now, onto the pricier sales in the area. A single-family house at 973 Lincoln Ave sold for $649K, offering 1,800 square feet of living space to its new owners. Then, we have 107 Anita Drive, another single-family residence that fetched $670K. This house, built in 1976, provides a generous living area of 2,541 square feet for its lucky buyers.
Among the top sales, a single-family house at 393 Metlars Lane took the second spot with a selling price of $685K. This property, built in 1959, offers 1,508 square feet of living space at a price per square foot of $454. And finally, the crown jewel of last week’s sales was the single-family home at 705 Sunbrite Lane, which sold for a whopping $730K. With 2,310 square feet of space, this house offers both luxury and comfort to its new owners.
So, there you have it – a roundup of the top real estate sales in Piscataway for the past week. From historic homes to modern condominiums, there’s something for everyone in this vibrant market. Who knows what next week will bring in terms of real estate surprises? Not really sure why this matters, but hey, it’s always interesting to see who’s buying what in the neighborhood. Happy house hunting!
