Weekly Carlisle Real Estate Sold Comparables Report | June 29 through July 5, 2026
So that you can make an up-to-date and informed decision when pricing your home for sale in Carlisle, here are the latest stats and sold comparables for the week of July 6 through 12, 2026…
Summary
- Total Home Sales: 11 homes sold (Down 5 from last week; Up 6 from last year)
- Median Sale Price: $320,000 (Up $25,000 from $295,000 last week; Down $75,000 from $395,000 last year)
- Average Sale Price: $376,964 (Up $86,625 from $290,339 last week; Down $112,436 from $489,400 last year) Highest
- Sale Price: $875,000 (Up $261,422 from $613,578 last week; Down $45,000 from $920,000 last year)
- Lowest Sale Price: $175,900 (Up $96,900 from $79,000 last week; Down $106,100 from $282,000 last year)
- Average Days on Market: 25 (Down 5 from 30 last week; Up 13 from 12 last year)
- Absorption Rate (does not include Coming Soons in the Homes For Sale stats used to calculate this): 110%
The Comparables
Here is a list of the homes that sold last week of July 6 through 12, 2026 in 17013 and 17015 (but only the portion that is within Carlisle School District) from highest price to lowest price:
- 20 Peyton Dr: $875,000
- 704 Belvedere St: $520,000
- 5 Over View: $464,900
- 604 D St: $386,000
- 313 Croghan Dr: $379,900
- 221-223 S Pitt St: $320,000
- 28 Morgan Cir #001: $315,000
- 115 Westpoint Drive: $286,000
- 216 Marion Ave: $225,000
- 1 North View Drive: $198,900
- 1003 Northfield Dr: $175,900
View and download full details for all 11 properties here
Interesting Facts
Go beyond the standard sales numbers. Below the surface of the real estate market data from July 6 through 12, 2026, are unique and fascinating details that make these sales stand out:
Secret Hideaways
The property at 704 Belvedere St boasts a private office that features pocket doors and a hidden compartment. This is a very cool and mysterious touch that most buyers would find fascinating.
Off Grid Savings
The buyer of the all brick ranch at 313 Croghan Dr is stepping into a home with owned solar panels. These panels have historically kept the average monthly electric bill at an astonishingly low $16.
Historic Meets Modern
A two unit multi family property at 221-223 S Pitt St, built in 1864, was the oldest home sold this week. It perfectly blends historical charm with modern updates like ductless mini splits and a standing seam metal roof.
Manufactured Luxury
A double wide mobile home at 1 North View Drive sold for a very impressive $198,900. It breaks the mold with a custom butcher block island, luxury vinyl plank flooring, and skylights providing incredible natural light.
Powering Through
The highest sale of the week, 20 Peyton Dr at $875,000, includes a whole house generator, ensuring the new owners will never be left in the dark during a storm.
Takeaways
The Carlisle real estate market experienced an interesting week from July 6 through July 12, 2026. While total home sales were down slightly from the previous week, the average and median sale prices both saw significant increases. The absorption rate of 110% indicates a highly competitive market where homes are selling faster than they are being listed. Buyers are clearly willing to invest in unique features, from owned solar panels to historic multi family properties and high end manufactured homes. Overall, the data points to a strong and dynamic market.
Real Estate stats are obtained from sources deemed reliable, but not guaranteed. Stats are for 17013 and 17015 (but only the portion that is within Carlisle School District) per Bright MLS.
