News Summary
Multiple significant real estate transactions occurred in Mount Sterling and surrounding regions, showcasing an active market. The month featured various deals, including residential sales of single-family homes and large parcels of land. Notable transactions included major land deals exceeding a million in value and numerous residential sales demonstrating strong interest in the area’s property market. Overall, the month’s activity reflects ongoing development and investment in the local real estate sector.
Recent Real Estate Transactions in Mount Sterling and Surrounding Areas During June 2025
Mount Sterling and its surrounding regions experienced a series of notable real estate transactions during June 2025, reflecting active property movement across residential, commercial, and agricultural sectors. These transactions involve a range of property types, from single-family homes to large farmland, indicating diverse market activity in the area.
Major Residential Property Sales
Several residential properties changed hands with significant transaction values. On June 20, 2025, Jered Shoopman and Jacquelyn Shoopman sold a residence located at 104 W. Union in Mount Sterling to Jacob W. Shoopman for $174,500. Nearby, on June 10 and June 11, 2025, two more residential transactions took place—Samuel A. Engler sold a residence at 221 W. Coline to Logan Davis and Riley Barnett for $155,000, and Jason Markert sold a property at 308 Mechanic to Carson Grant Smith and Gracie Elise Tatham for $185,000.
Other residential sales include the sale of 1506 625 E. in Mount Sterling at a price of $155,000 from Ransom L. Carroll to Michael and Paulette Johnson on May 27, 2025, and a property at 197 800 E. in Mount Sterling transferred for $246,000 on June 4, 2025, from the Ashley C. Workman Revocable Trust to ILO Acres, LLC. Additionally, the estate of Shirley D. Moore transferred 156.51 acres at Timewell for $582,442.
Significant Farm and Land Transactions
Land deals dominated these months in both scale and value. The largest deal involved the sale of over 277 acres in Mount Sterling, which Workman Farm Inc. sold to ILO Acres, LLC for $2,004,000 on June 4, 2025. Similarly, on June 19, 2025, the co-trustees of the Jerry K. Ackerman Irrevocable Trust sold 155.33 acres of farmland at 1221 940 E. in Mount Sterling to Cottonwood Land Company, LLC, for $1,568,833.
Further farmland sales included 89.65 acres sold by Javonna Lynn Ackerman and Jerry Todd Ackerman to Little MC Farm, LLC for $806,850. On June 16, 2025, Brock Fry, as trustee of the Ralph Leerhoff Trust, sold 119.25 acres in Mount Sterling to Eric W. Wagner and Joni R. Wagner for $596,250, and 50.42 acres in Timewell to Brock Fry’s trust for $20,000.
Commercial and Other Property Transactions
Commercial properties also changed hands during this period. On June 17, 2025, Gerald D. Morath sold a residence and retail space at 108 N. Main in Versailles to Thierry M. Nurumbi for $13,000. Additionally, LG Outdoors, LLC acquired a lot at 309 E. Chestnut in Mount Sterling for $16,000 on June 16, 2025.
Other Notable Property Movements
In June 2025, several smaller property transactions occurred, including the sale of a residence at 502 N. Capitol in Mount Sterling from Gary and Lois M. Story to Robert Murphy II and Taylor Quinn for $133,000, and a property at 623 W. North, sold by MTS Housing, LLC to Camden and Madison Schmitz for $336,500. Furthermore, a residence at 668 390 N. Avenue in Mount Sterling was sold to Carey A. Felten for $62,500.
Summary of Property Types and Market Conditions
The data indicates an active market with varied property types, including farms, residential homes, commercial spaces, and land parcels. The sizable farm transactions reflect ongoing interest in agricultural properties, while consistent residential sales suggest steady demand for housing. The diversity of transaction sizes and prices demonstrates a dynamic local real estate environment during June 2025.
Background and Broader Context
These transactions align with broader trends of property movement in the area, driven by both investment activities and local demand. The presence of large farmland sales alongside residential developments indicates a healthy mix of rural and suburban growth. The data showcases an active period for real estate in Mount Sterling and nearby regions, reinforcing its reputation as a versatile market for property buyers and sellers.
Overall, the month of June 2025 highlighted an energetic real estate scene, with high-value land deals and steady residential turnover contributing to the region’s continuing development and economic vitality.
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Additional Resources
- Muddy River News: Real Estate Transfers in Brown County
- Lane Report: Mt. Sterling Industrial Authority Grant
- Muddy River News: Real Estate Transfers in Brown County for January 2025
- Times Union: Sterling Real Estate Group News
- Wikipedia: Real Estate
