Lindsay Clancy’s Home Was Quietly Sold for Over $100,000 Under Value
The house where Lindsay and Patrick Clancy lived with their kids was sold for $675K, despite an estimated value of nearly $800K.
The former home of Lindsay and Patrick Clancy in Duxbury, Massachusetts, where their three children tragically died, was quietly sold for over $100,000 under its estimated value, according to property records. Patrick Clancy, in October 2024, revealed that the property had been sold earlier that year, though he did not disclose the buyer's identity.
The buyer was Michael C. Phippen, a former Plymouth County Assistant District Attorney. Phippen's lawyer argued that a juror viewing at a pretrial hearing would disrupt his daily life. Lindsay Clancy, the former nurse, is facing charges for the killing of her children and has pleaded not guilty, claiming she was suffering from postpartum psychosis.
After the tragic incident, the Clancy family bought the home in 2018 for $500,000. The home, a three-bedroom, two-bathroom residence, was put on the market shortly after the children's deaths and was purchased off-market by Phippen for $675,000 on January 5, 2024, which is less than the estimated value of $778,400.
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