Top 25 priciest homes sold in Jefferson County from September 18th to 24th
Twenty-five of the most expensive homes in Jefferson County were sold last week between Thursday, Sept. 18, and Wednesday, Sept. 24, showcasing the high-end real estate market in the area. With a total of 126 homes sold during this period, the average sale price of these luxurious properties amounted to $387,020, while the median price stood at $267,450. On average, homes were sold for around 2.58% less than their initial listing price.
The list of the top 25 most expensive homes sold in Jefferson County over this timeframe provides an insight into the upscale residential properties changing hands in the region. The data highlighting these transactions was sourced from the James Rodgers Realty Group, shedding light on the impressive sales and purchases that occurred during this period.
Leading the pack was a luxurious property located at 120 Lake Drive in Mountain Brook, with a substantial list price of $4,895,000 and a final sale price of $4,700,000. This five-bedroom, six-bathroom home spanning 6,482 square feet of living space attracted significant interest and closed after just 8 days on the market.
Another remarkable sale was at 1 Pine Ridge Lane in Mountain Brook, listed at $2,750,000 and ultimately sold for $3,529,000, reflecting a remarkable 28.33% increase over the initial asking price. The property boasted three bedrooms, five bathrooms, and 4,205 square feet of living area.
The high-end real estate market was also bustling in Clubview Drive, Mountain Brook, where a home was listed for $1,695,000 and closed at $2,035,000, showcasing a notable 20.06% increase over the listing price. This five-bedroom, four-bathroom property with 3,266 square feet of living space found a new owner within just 2 days on the market.
While the luxury market was thriving in Mountain Brook, other areas like Homewood and Vestavia Hills also saw significant real estate transactions. A property on 1673 Warren Lane in Vestavia Hills garnered substantial attention, listed at $770,000 and sold for $800,000, marking a 3.90% increase over the initial listing price.
These transactions exemplify the robust real estate market in Jefferson County, where high-end properties are in demand, attracting buyers with their luxurious amenities, spacious layouts, and desirable locations. As this list showcases, the area’s residential real estate market continues to see impressive sales and purchases in the luxury segment, indicating a strong market for upscale properties in the region.