Home Sales

Thu., Dec. 17, 1998

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Here are recent home sales, with address, seller and price:

1027 W. 27th Marion Vhay, $120,000.

739 W. Fifth, Cheney Meredith Mamanakis and Joan Mamanakis, $104,000.

1411 E. Blackwood Lane Diane Guffin and Anne Karczewski, $282,000.

2336 S. Pittsburg Robert and Rebecca Egger, $465,000.

4410 S. St. Andrews Lane Charles and Diane Steilen, $525,000.

956 E. 42nd Edna Hayen, $117,000.

224 W. 34th Estate of James Northey, $103,400.

4207 E. Congress Thomas and Margaret Wills, $95,000.

1606 S. Cedar Bruce Summers, $74,950.

3227 W. Fourth William and Susan Peterson, $76,000.

2721 S. Jefferson Hatch Living Trust, $140,000.

406 Washington, Cheney Kenneth and Karen Mosbarger, $95,000.

406 Washington, Cheney ReloAction, $95,000.

3825 S. Grand Blvd. Donna Westgate, $74,500.

4435 S. Myrtle Jennifer Brunjes, $153,500.

4018 E. Hartson Jay Ellis and William Grimsman, $99,950.

404 W. 24th Judith Orsi, $190,000.

923 W. 20th Leeann Reeves, $125,000.

1011 E. 38th Janice Ingraham, $99,950.

829 E. 26th Thomas and Victoria Boubel, $225,500.

306 Oakland, Cheney Sandra Ross, $122,500.

1707 W. Ninth Dan and Lori Wolf, $166,000.

3918 E. 25th Tracie and Alan Wagner, $119,000.

504 S. Dover Road, Medical Lake Patrick and Donna Audett, $172,478.

3915 E. Fifth Lois Warner, $60,000.

438 W. 23rd Timothy and Mary Lawlor, $149,000.

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