Recorded sales in Stellarton · Northern
635 recorded sales · Registry
| JUL 15 2022 | 100 Poplar Street, Stellarton | $285,000 |
| JUL 11 2022 | 8 Pineview Crescent, Stellarton | $390,000 |
| JUL 05 2022 | 14 Victoria Avenue, Stellarton | $182,500 |
| JUN 30 2022 | 18 Emmanuel Street, Stellarton | $245,000 |
| JUN 30 2022 | 34 Kirk Avenue, Stellarton | $275,000 |
| MAY 31 2022 | 67 Cambey Avenue, Stellarton | $135,000 |
| MAY 17 2022 | 23 Allan Avenue, Stellarton | $295,000 |
| MAY 02 2022 | 115 River Street, Stellarton | $194,900 |
| APR 29 2022 | 77 Acadia Avenue, Stellarton | $232,600 |
| APR 29 2022 | 446 Auburn Avenue, Stellarton | $90,000 |
| APR 28 2022 | 65 Bridge Avenue, Stellarton | $190,000 |
| APR 22 2022 | 44 St Bernard, Stellarton | $347,000 |
Recorded conveyances on the Province’s assessment roll, JUL 06 2010 to JUL 31 2026.
Source: PVSC sales records — single-parcel transfers of $50,000 or more. Multi-parcel conveyances and nominal family transfers are excluded because they aren’t market sales.
How to read this archive
These are RECORDED SALES — conveyance events on the Province's assessment roll, one row per transfer, not one row per home. They are the public record, open without an account, and they are not an estimate of what any of these homes is worth today: this page reports what was recorded, and nothing derived from it. Addresses are composed from the roll's own parts; where the roll holds no street type, none is shown rather than guessed, and where it can compose no address at all the row is named by its assessment account number.
Sources — Property Valuation Services Corporation (recorded sales and assessment) · governance boundaries © Open Data Nova Scotia & HRM (Open Government Licence).