Home Sales

Sat., Feb. 11, 1995

N4903 Campbell, Otis Orchards Robert D. and Diana D. Elder, $61,500.

E4129 20th Bradley F. Fitzthum, $109,900.

E23012 Mocha Lane, Liberty Lake Walter B. and Karen L. Worthy, $151,000.

E23009 Settler Drive, Liberty Lake Parkland Homes, Inc., $180,000.

E23914 Sprague, Liberty Lake Robert L. and Gloria R. Dorsch, $200,000.

N821 Corbin Court, Greenacres Homestead Construction, Inc., $82,100.

N4610 Haye, Newman Lake Kenneth D. and Christine R. Ramey, $92,900.

E24023 Broadway Court, Liberty Lake Parkland Homes, Inc., $259,211.

E23030 Remington Lane, Liberty Lake Mort Construction, Inc., $94,825.

E10808 47th Josephine C. Hauguel, $190,000.

N326 Greenacres Road, Greenacres Donna L. Jacobs and Michael J. Trembley, $74,000.

E4215 Prairie Lane Court Mark R. and Diane M. Busch, $183,900.

S824 Mamer Thomas R. and Nancy K. Moore, $98,000.

S2920 University Joseph W. and Mollie A. Thola, $100,000.

S3813 Bates Court Parkland Homes Inc., $209,975.

E9819 Eighth Daniel J. and Cynthia R. Berendt, $92,000.

E6919 Ninth Lily L. Wong, $77,000.

E4227 42nd Tony B. and Jenifer Green, $121,500.

E16423 Eastland Court Kinney Matteson, Inc., $133,935.

E4203 Longfellow Francis R., Jr. and Beverly J. Noble and Donald C. and Marilyn S. Wiley, $65,000.

E15121 and E15123 Fourth Donald J. and Berry J. Mcalpin, $97,527.

E19102 Sprague, Greenacres Edward Henry and Eugenie Szabo, $80,000.

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