Current Real Estate Roundup - October 29, 2026

David Creed •

This week’s Current Real Estate Roundup includes property transfers from October 22nd, 2026 to October 29th, 2026. It is led by the sale of a Grant Avenue property for $35 million, an historic Main Street property for over $15 million, a Pilgrim Road property for over $10 million, a Somerset Road property for over $7 million, and a Little Neck Way property for over $6 million.

5 Grant Avenue sold for $35,000,000 from Seahorse Lane LLC to Richard P. Beaudette, Trustee of Five Grant Avenue Nominee Trust. The property is .42 acres, a dwelling, and a Land Bank fee of $700,000 was paid. The assessed value of the property is $19,895,000.

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5 Grant Avenue

This is the third time the property has sold since 2022. It has increased in value by 75 percent in less than four years. You can read more about another mega-sale in the island's real estate market here.

94 Main Street sold for $15,250,000 from NOMOR LLC to John E. Kozlowski, Trustee of 94 Main Street Nominee Trust. The property is .10 acres, a dwelling, and a Land Bank fee of $305,000 was paid. The assessed value of the property is $7,509,600.

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94 Main Street

94 Main Street is an historic island property built in 1846. It was built by whale-oil merchant William Hadwen and designed by local builder-architect Frederick Brown Coleman, who also designed other historic buildings on Nantucket including the Methodist Church on 2 Centre Street in 1840 and the Atheneum on 1 India Street in 1847. You can read more about this property and the sale here.

5 Pilgrim Road sold for $10,750,000 from 5 Pilgrim LLC to 5 Pilgrim Road LLC. The property is .23 acres, a dwelling, and a Land Bank fee of $215,000 was paid. The assessed value of the property is $8,229,300

5 Pilgrim Road
5 Pilgrim Road

5 Pilgrim Road is a 4,441 square foot property located in the Cliff neighborhood. It is a single family home and has six bedrooms and seven bathrooms.

57 Somerset Road sold for $7,400,000 from 57 Somerset Road LLC to 57 Somerset Road ACK LLC. The property is .46 acres, a dwelling, and a Land Bank fee of $148,000 was paid. The assessed value of the property is $2,053,500.

57 Somerset Road
57 Somerset Road

Property Description: "Stunning turnkey new construction in a great Hummock Pond neighborhood, fully furnished and ready to move in. 57 Somerset is the latest from Hanley Development offering 3,600+ square feet of living area with four ensuite bedrooms and an amazing outdoor living experience. A grand open living/dining/kitchen area on the first floor is designed to perfectly capture the unobstructed afternoon light. High ceilings throughout the house give an open, airy feeling.

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57 Somerset Road

"The outdoor space is highlighted by a 16 x 36 sun soaked pool and fully equipped cabana for hours of poolside relaxation and entertainment. The yard provides a private setting abutting over 30 acres of protected Land Bank property and open western sunset views. Ride your bikes to the beach and Cisco Brewery and make a quick trip to popular Bartlett's Farm and 167 Raw. With a full 1,800+ square foot basement waiting to be finished there is potential for two additional bedrooms, a second family room and whatever extra spaces suits your needs - game room, gym, sauna, golf simulator, you name it."

1 Little Neck Way sold for $6,150,000 from Andrew Schonbek to Carter G. Hempleman. The property’s acreage is N/A, a dwelling, and a Land Bank fee of $123,000 was paid. The assessed value of the property is $6,086,700.

1 Little Neck Way

Property Description: "On Nantucket's west end, in the enclave of Little Neck Way, surrounded by Land Bank and Nantucket Conservation Foundation property, 1 Little Neck Way offers ultimate privacy alongside one of the island's most special natural settings. A fisherman's paradise with access to a full-service marina and some of Nantucket's most interesting wildlife habitat — walking trails, bird watching, beach access, and shellfishing all just beyond the door. Near the beginning of a short gravel lane, the property looks due west, one of the only locations on the entire east coast where you can watch the sun drop directly into the water each evening. Arriving here, the cares wash away.

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"Summer roses and Rosa rugosa fill the air with the scent of a nostalgic day gone by. Outstanding views unfold across the quintessential mooring field, with boat access just steps down the wooden walkway and Tuckernuck Island hovering in the distance. There is a spot to clean the day's catch, shorebirds wandering by, and kids digging for memories that last a lifetime. Three bedrooms and three bathrooms are spread across two floors, with a den that lives easily as an additional sleeping space, a screened dining porch, and a sweeping wraparound deck that puts it all on full display."

10 Bayberry Lane sold for $1,650,000 from Thomas C. Holt Revocable Trust and Maia Howard Revocable Trust to Tigran Baghdasaryan and Katsiaryna Ortega. The property is 1.04 acres, vacant land, and a Land Bank fee of $16,500 was paid. The assessed value of the property is $2,066,300.

10 Bayberry Lane
10 Bayberry Lane

21A Evergreen Way sold for $1,250,000 from Pamela W. Nicholls and Shane D. Nicholls to Endor Forestry LLC. The property is .20 acres, a dwelling, and a Land Bank fee of $25,000 was paid. The assessed value of the property is $1,301,800.

9 Park Lane sold for $1,195,000 from Telegraph House Trust to Nicholas John Dellavecchia and Drew Elizabeth Crowley. The property is .02 acres, a dwelling, and a Land Bank fee of $23,900 was paid. The assessed value of the property is $1,297,317.

9 Park Lane
9 Park Lane

Property Description: "The quaint cottage at 9 Park Lane is belovingly named “Telegraph House” as it was once the primary means of contacting the mainland when it was operated as a telegraph house for summer visitors. Built in 1924, it has also been utilized as a tea-room, a yarn shop, and a record store. Now a one-bedroom cottage that has welcomed seasonal visitors for decades, this darling cottage is situated in the heart of ‘Sconset Village and is ready for new stewardship. Enjoy quintessential 'Sconset living just moments from the 'Sconset Market, fabulous restaurants and the 'Sconset Casino. Recent upgrades, both inside and out, make this a truly unique and turnkey opportunity in 'Sconset Village."

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