LaBarre farm property sells for $600,000

The Epping farmhouse and property where Sheila LaBarre murdered two men sold for $600,000 at an auction this morning.

Nearly 100 people, many of them spectators, turned out for the auction at 70 Oak Hill Lane held by James R. St. Jean Auctioneers of Manchester.

The couple who placed the highest bid refused to provide their name to the media and scurried away moments after the auction concluded.

The sale included the circa-1777, Cape-style farmhouse, a large barn on 119.2 acres of rolling farmland.

Full story from JASON SCHREIBER

Also see LaBarre’s Epping Farmhouse Sold At Auction For $600K (WMUR) and the story by Lara Bricker on Seacoast Online.