Recent real estate transactions in the Lebanon, Sweet Home, and Brownsville areas show a range of property sales recorded during late September and October 2025. These transactions include single-family homes and land parcels, reflecting activity across different price points and property types in the region.
Key Takeaways
- Over 25 property transactions recorded in late September and October 2025.
- Sales occurred across Lebanon, Sweet Home, and Brownsville.
- Prices ranged from $172,000 to $1,440,000 for various properties.
- Properties included diverse sizes, from 0.13 acres to 42.5 acres.
- Newer constructions from 2023 and older homes from the 1930s were part of the sales.
Residential Property Sales Overview
During late September and October 2025, a significant number of residential properties changed ownership in the Lebanon, Sweet Home, and Brownsville communities. These transactions represent a dynamic local real estate market, with homes varying widely in size, age, and price.
Many of the homes sold were single-story residences featuring three bedrooms and two bathrooms, indicating a consistent demand for family-sized housing. Older homes, some built in the 1930s and 1940s, were also part of the recorded sales, suggesting a market for properties with historical character or renovation potential.
Transaction Highlights
- A 1,814 sq. ft. home in Sweet Home, built in 2009, sold for $525,000.
- A 1,471 sq. ft. Lebanon residence, built in 1994, was purchased for $444,000.
- The lowest recorded price was $172,000 for a 1,008 sq. ft. home in Lebanon.
- The highest recorded residential sale was $1,440,000 for a property on 42.5 acres in Lebanon.
Detailed Property Transactions in Lebanon
Lebanon saw a diverse array of property transactions. One notable sale was at 41601 Beaver Ln., involving 2.51 acres of land for $230,000. This indicates ongoing interest in larger land parcels, potentially for development or rural living.
Residential sales in Lebanon included a 1,276 sq. ft. home at 760 Elmore St., built in 1956, which sold for $272,500. Another property at 31501 Stoltz Hill Rd., a 1,316 sq. ft. home on 4.72 acres, commanded a price of $655,500. This shows a premium for properties offering more land.
"The variety of properties sold in Lebanon, from small residential lots to larger acreage, highlights the diverse needs and preferences of buyers in the current market," commented a local real estate observer. "Buyers are looking for both established homes and opportunities with land."
Newer construction also featured in Lebanon sales. A 1,008 sq. ft., three-bedroom, two-bathroom home built in 2023 at 2283 Cheadle Lake Ct. sold for $385,000. This suggests a healthy market for modern, move-in-ready homes.
Market Context
Real estate transactions like these provide a snapshot of local market activity. They reflect prices buyers are willing to pay and the types of properties available. These records are public information and do not indicate properties currently for sale. Some transactions may involve internal changes of ownership within families or corporations, rather than open market sales.
Sweet Home and Brownsville Market Activity
The city of Sweet Home also experienced notable activity. A 1,814 sq. ft. single-story home at 2417 Harding St., built in 2009, sold for $525,000 on a 0.52-acre lot. Another property at 1252 Linden Ct., 0.25 acres, also sold for $525,000, though further details were not listed.
Older homes in Sweet Home saw significant sales too. A 1,275 sq. ft. home built in 1950 at 347 7th Ave. sold for $331,700. Similarly, a 1,056 sq. ft. home from 1968 at 610 8th Ave. was purchased for $335,500. These figures illustrate continued interest in properties that may offer affordability or investment potential.
Brownsville Transactions
- 603 Kirk Ave., Brownsville: 1,008 sq. ft., one-story, three-bedroom, one-bathroom, built in 1975; 0.31 acres; $335,000.
- 307 Putman St., Brownsville: 1,884 sq. ft., two-story, three-bedroom, two-bathroom, built in 2005; 0.15 acres; $440,000.
Brownsville’s transactions included a modern two-story home built in 2005 at 307 Putman St. This 1,884 sq. ft. residence, with three bedrooms and two bathrooms on 0.15 acres, sold for $440,000. This indicates demand for more contemporary housing options in the area.
Notable Land and Larger Property Sales
Beyond standard residential homes, the period also saw transactions involving larger land parcels. One significant sale in Lebanon was at 36062 Providence School Rd., a 1,620 sq. ft. home on a substantial 42.5 acres. This property fetched $1,440,000, representing the highest recorded transaction in this dataset. Such sales often involve agricultural land, potential development sites, or estates.
Another large land transaction was at 34198 Lacomb Rd., Lebanon, involving 3.53 acres for $845,750. These larger land sales highlight a segment of the market focused on rural properties or investment in land assets.
Land Sale Snapshot
- 41601 Beaver Ln., Lebanon: 2.51 acres, $230,000.
- 31501 Stoltz Hill Rd., Lebanon: 4.72 acres (with home), $655,500.
- 34198 Lacomb Rd., Lebanon: 3.53 acres, $845,750.
- 4003 Clark Mill Rd., Sweet Home: 1 acre, $389,000.
- 36062 Providence School Rd., Lebanon: 42.5 acres (with home), $1,440,000.
The transactions recorded in late September and October 2025 demonstrate a robust and varied real estate market across Lebanon, Sweet Home, and Brownsville. Buyers are active across different property types, from older, smaller homes to newer constructions and large land parcels. This activity provides key insights into regional economic trends and property valuations.
