Old Lyme Property Transactions, 12/24/25
Who’s buying, who’s selling, and for how much? This roundup tracks the latest property sales and land transfers, offering a quick snapshot of local real estate activity.
12/24: 1 Beechwood Lane, Secretary of Housing and Urban Development of Washington DC to Gary Fox and Barbara Fox of Wolcott, $452,156.
12/19: 35 Shore Acres Road, Debra A. Lacy of Southwick, MA, to Steven D. Hallahan, $925,000.
12/15: 9 Matson Ridge, Grant L. Cambridge and Margaret C. Cambridge of Bluffton, SC, trustees, to Kevin Webster Dickey and Carol Dickey, $1,410,000.
12/10: 95 Buttonball Road, Essex Savings Bank of Essex, trustee, to Tinker Pond Land Co. LLC of Old Lyme, $764,000.
12/8: 13 Old Post Road, Martin L. Ewers and Linda R. Ewers of Old Lyme to John Earl Gorman and Waralee Gorman, $435,200.
12/5: 14 Ferry Road, Unit 2, Mark R. Rice and Helen Healey Rice of Rye, NY, to David Blackwell Lowe, $625,000.
12/5: 43 Ridgewood Road, Gregory N. Ragazzo of Kent, United Kingdom to Steven Perlini and Susan Perlini of Hopkinton, $500,000.
12/5: 6 Tantummaheag Road, Douglas B. McKinney and Lynda D. McKinney of Niantic to Craig Silver and Karen S. Silver, $1,450,000.
12/4: 312 Ferry Road, James F. Norden of West Columbia, SC, to Christina Gaudiana, $600,000.
11/20: 231 Mile Creek Road, Edward J. Forer and Shirley Forer of New York, NY, to Sohail Akhter of Niantic, $595,000.
11/18: 90 Halls Road, Old Lyme Stores Limited Partnership of Guilford to Old Lyme Marketplace Owner LLC of Framingham, MA, $11,550,000.
This list includes property transfers recorded by the town clerk with a stated sale price. Conveyances of $0 — often related to estate or trust planning — are not listed.
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