Amesbury recorded 13 property sales between Aug. 7 and Sept. 5, with recorded prices ranging from $312,000 to $1,070,000 and a median of $575,000 among the seven sales that listed consideration. The month's top sale was an $1,070,000 condo at 11 Riverview Ht, sold by Richard J. Graham to Edgar
Amesbury recorded 15 property transfers between July 31 and Aug. 29, with 11 listing a sale price ranging from $20,000 to $1,375,000 and a median of $766,500. The top sale was a $1.375 million condominium at 60 Merrimac St., Unit 506, sold by Landra E. McDermott to Spela Trefalt as trustee.
Amesbury Zoning Board extended review of 95-unit development at 27 Kimball Road. The board unanimously voted to continue the comprehensive permit hearing to September 24, 2026, with the public hearing extended to October 31, 2026. MP Properties IV, LLC's proposal includes 25 percent deed-restricted
Amesbury Retirement Board deferred the cost-of-living adjustment base increase, citing the need for fiscal clarity from the city's incoming Chief Financial Officer. The board approved three retirements effective August 31 under Group 1 pension provisions: Anne M. Nadeau at $3,545.92 monthly after
Library board approves closure policy; plans lighting project and future building work. All nine members of the Library Board of Trustees voted unanimously to approve the Building Closure and Program Cancellation Policy. Director Aimie Westphal reported that a lighting upgrade will begin in
Amesbury's Community Preservation Committee voted 8-0 to approve $1,750 in membership dues for the Community Preservation Coalition, which provides statewide information and local resources on Community Preservation Act programming. The committee reviewed its draft Community Preservation Plan, with
Planning Board unanimously approves Maple Street subdivision that will create two single-family lots. Keith Ratner and Joel Nice backed the approval with four conditions and also advanced unanimous votes on a sign for The Fruitful Fig at 57 Main Street and an ANR subdivision at 135-145 Main Street.
Fifteen property deeds were recorded in Amesbury between July 24 and Aug. 22, with sale prices recorded on 10 of them. Recorded prices ranged from $20,000 to $1,375,000, with a median of $670,000. The period's top sale was a condominium unit at 60 Merrimac St., which sold for $1,375,000 on Aug.
Amesbury Conservation Commission continued five environmental applications and approved a Certificate of Compliance. Chair Fred Zackon presided over votes to continue projects at Elm Street, which includes 11,031 square feet of riverfront restoration and a wildlife crossing, and at Lake Attitash
Thirteen properties sold in Amesbury between July 17 and Aug. 15, according to Essex County Registry of Deeds records, with recorded prices ranging from $225,000 to $766,500 and a median of $513,600 among the eight sales that reported a price. The period's top sale was 11 Amesbury Ave Lot 630-634
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