Property sales: $5.3M Warwick Township farm tops the week

Notable deeds recorded in Lancaster County, Sept. 14 to 18, from public records: a 139-acre farm, 20 building lots in West Lampeter Township, and what homes sold for in the city and Lititz.

A 139.6-acre livestock farm on Oregon Pike in Warwick Township sold for $5.3 million, the largest sale among deeds recorded in Lancaster County the week of Sept. 14.

The week's notable sales

1. 3831 A Oregon Pike, Warwick Township: Greystone Manor Farm LP sold the farm to two individuals for $5.3 million. Recorded Sept. 16. The county assesses it at $1,765,000.

2. Jake Lane and Skip Lane, West Lampeter Township: Builder Services Group Inc. and Kenneth Homes Inc. sold 20 vacant residential lots to Clearlake LLC for $4.5 million in a single deed. Recorded Sept. 16. The lots are assessed at $95,600 to $114,500 each.

3. 1933 Lititz Pike, Manheim Township: A house the county classifies as an estate property sold for $1,595,000, the week's highest home price. Recorded Sept. 17.

4. 8 Manheim St., Mount Joy: An eight-unit apartment building on 0.18 acres sold for $1,145,000 to Mt Joy Properties LLC from 101 West Main LLC and Jacob Esh. Recorded Sept. 17. Assessed at $389,500.

5. 7 W. Main St., Mount Joy: A property the county classifies as a parking lot went to Northwest Bank for $661,506 through a sheriff's deed. Silt Properties LLC and Newport Management Group LLC were also listed as sellers. Recorded Sept. 17. Assessed at $50,900.

6. 50 S. Broad St., Lititz: An office building sold for $830,000 to Rejuvenate Stay LLC from P. Andrew and Tammie L. Maysilles. Recorded Sept. 17. Assessed at $303,100.

7. 417 Newport Ave., Sadsbury Township: A retail property on 1.14 acres sold for $635,000 to JDS Property LLC from Christiana Business Center Co. Recorded Sept. 18. Assessed at $425,600.

8. 69 Industrial Road, West Donegal Township: An office building on 3.7 acres sold for $600,000 to Travis Elhajj LLC from Weld Tek Ltd. Inc. Recorded Sept. 14. Assessed at $445,300.

9. 233 N. Mary St., Lancaster: A house sold for $575,000, the highest price for a city home this week. Recorded Sept. 15.

What homes sold for

Lancaster city: 11 one-family houses sold for more than $1,000 each. The median price was $269,000, and prices ran from $182,000 to $575,000.

Lititz: Three houses sold: 120 W. Lemon St. for $475,000, 407 S. Spruce St. for $375,000, and 10 Pennwick Drive for $290,000.

Warwick Township: Existing homes sold for $329,000 on Tumbling Run, $686,000 on Sue Drive, and $860,000 on Brusen Drive. Church Reserve LLC sold a new home at 425 Shadyside Drive for $799,841, and Warwick Crossing LLC and EG Stoltzfus Homes LLC sold 440 Autumn Harvest Lane to ACNH LLC for $577,280.

Countywide: The median sale price was $385,000 in August, the latest month reported, on 502 closed sales, the Lancaster County Association of Realtors reported.

Next week: deeds recorded Sept. 21 to 25, as they reach the county's records.

How this list is made: Sales are deeds recorded with the Lancaster County Recorder of Deeds Sept. 14 to 18, 2026, as shown in the county's property records on Oct. 8. Recorded deeds reach those records about three weeks after recording. Prices are as recorded. Assessed values are the county's current tax assessments. Home figures count one-family houses sold for more than $1,000 on a single deed. The Independent names buyers and sellers in business, institutional, and government deals but not private individuals buying or selling homes and farms.