By Mike Gordon Jr., REALTOR® | Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Homesale Realty
This listing came through a referral from someone I knew. The sale itself was straightforward—a reminder that a personal recommendation can be the start of a working relationship, while the property still needs its own pricing and presentation plan.
4 Barnhill Road in Denver sold for $346,750 on October 16, 2026. Public listing records identify me, Mike Gordon Jr., as the listing agent with Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Homesale Realty.
The property was a three-bedroom, one-bath ranch home in the Cocalico School District. Its single-level layout and basement gave it a different profile from a larger two-story house. Those distinctions matter when deciding which local sales make useful comparisons.
This sale also illustrates why a ZIP code alone is not a pricing strategy. A practical comparison starts with homes similar in layout, size and condition, then considers location and current competition. An asking price from an older listing snapshot should not be confused with the recorded closing price.
For sellers around Denver and Cocalico, the next step is to compare your home with relevant sales—not to assume another property’s result will repeat. We can discuss what buyers will see, how to present the home accurately and which preparation decisions deserve attention before listing.
Talk with Mike Gordon Jr. · Email Mike · 717-475-5824
Sources: Public closing record in the 17517 sold feed; listing-agent and school-district attribution; Realtor.com MLS attribution.