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Houses Sold: Plymouth Home Sells for $50,000

Check out the latest homes sold in Plymouth and Canton.

The following Plymouth-Canton homes have been sold recently. You can click on the addresses for more information about each listing.

8850 N. Sheldon Road, Plymouth

  • Sold for $50,000 on Sept. 13
  • 1 Bath 1,280 Sq Ft 0.23 Acre Lot
  • Single Family Home

1190 Ross St., Plymouth

  • Sold for $194,000 on Sept. 12
  • 3 Bed, 2 Bath 1,525 Sq Ft 0.25 Acre Lot
  • Single Family Home

520 Byron St., Plymouth

  • Sold for $190,000 on Sept. 12
  • 3 Bed, 2 Bath 1,600 Sq Ft 7,841 Sq Ft Lot
  • Single Family Home

11824 Lorenz Way, Plymouth

  • Sold for $385,000 on Sept. 10
  • 3 Bed, 4 Bath 2,850 Sq Ft
  • Condo/Townhome/Row Home/Co-Op

2250 Arcadia Drive, Canton

  • Sold for $64,177 on Sept. 13
  • 2 Bath 1,366 Sq Ft
  • Condo/Townhome/Row Home/Co-Op

45358 Lothrop Road, Canton

  • Sold for $310,000 on Sept. 12
  • 4 Bed, 3 Bath 2,466 Sq Ft 0.26 Acre Lot
  • Single Family Home

43357 Stonington Court, Canton

  • Sold for $187,000 on Sept. 12
  • 4 Bed, 2 Bath 2,055 Sq Ft
  • Single Family Home

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Nan Cooper June 13, 2013 at 10:08 am
books for sale? Where and when?
Bruce June 14, 2013 at 07:21 am
Informal garage sale
No Train Horn (U.S. DOT signage)
NL June 10, 2013 at 11:52 am
Yru, That is an astute observation. Stated differently, the number of potential buyers (demand) isRead More decreased, which in turn decreases the property values and taxable values that the city's revenue is largely based on. For further information on this including economists' studies on the subject, impact on real estate and appraisals, and economic development please consider spending a few minutes at the Plymouth Quiet Zones website, which you can access via the petition.
Brad Jensen June 11, 2013 at 08:23 am
Purchase a home within the distance in which the train horn can be heard? You mean in Plymouth? IRead More live many blocks from the train and still find the noise disturbing. Noise pollution is something that effects everyone in the community. Some noise is unavoidable, however this is one instance where it is entirely avoidable. The auto industry spends millions to make cars and trucks run quieter and then we have trains with ear-piercing horns in the middle of the night. Doesn't make sense to me.
Cindy lungers June 11, 2013 at 07:01 pm
Even if there was a no horn time between 11pm to 5 am would be a great improvement. I'm all aboutRead More safety, but honestly..have would seen plymouth streets between those hours? Besides, the cross bars are still down and the safety bells still ring when trains are in the vicinity.i would love to attend a community meeting regarding this.