Home Sales

Thu., Feb. 12, 1998

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

19 S. Fairchild, Medical Lake Monte and Michiko Grund, $25,000.

2641 S. Farfield Jeff and Tina Brown, $164,400.

914 S. Thor Bank of New York, $45,000.

2022 E. 17th Federal National Mortgage Association, $109,000.

2013 E. Second Lauren Eilmes, $60,000.

3820 E. 25th Greer Construction Inc., $96,000.

1126 S. Perry Larry Anderson, $79,300.

1204 E. 14th Roxanne Wachholz, $130,000.

6721 S. Echo Ridge Castlewood Homes Inc., $203,500.

2302 N. Lilac, Cheney Robert and Carol Numata, $117,000.

5820 S. Sorrel Daniel and Dianna Niksich, $185,000.

1424 S. Ash Judith Black, $69,000.

3727 E. 30th Gina and Bruce Smith, $85,000.

1513 W. Seventh Richard and Barbara Ashman, $140,500.

724 S. Pittsburgh Carl and Clara Boston, $105,000.

119 S. Hallett JoAnn Abelman, $72,500.

9715 W. Masters Lane, Cheney Barbara Uibel, $163,000.

26 N. Sixth, Cheney Karl M. Moos, $107,000.

3148 E. 34th Federal National Mortgage Association, $84,900.

12604 W. Ninth Hayden Enterprises Inc., $78,524.

3517 E. 36th Donald and Dianne Longbottom, $79,000.

402 Presley Drive, Cheney Routh, Crabtree, and Fennell, $79,498.

4308 S. Greystone Sullivan Home Inc., $199,900.

3115 E. 43rd Sullivan-Rowell Homes Inc., $122,000.

117 Fourth, Cheney David and Selinda Riggs, $74,000.

518 E. Mill, Latah Steven Hurley, $30,000.

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