Valley Home Sales

Sat., Nov. 7, 1998

Here are recent home sales listed by address, seller and price:

8921 E. Parkside Lane Thomcyn Enterprises, $150,000.

1010 S. Robie Road Edna ODonnell, $117,000.

226 N. Best Road Howard and Barbara Petheram, $112,000.

5716 E. Second Rick Frostad, $71,750.

13916 E. Broadway Paul and Sheila Pfaff, $83,000.

1827 N. Salmon River Lane, Greenacres Condron Construction Inc., $115,200.

13607 E. 28th Mary Hack, $104,900.

5104 N. Vista Grande Drive, Otis Orchards Gerald and Teresa Stolp, $152,550.

1907 N. Michielli Lane, Greenacres First Savings Bank of Washington, $134,900.

23017 E. Broadway, Liberty Lake George H. White Inc., $150,000.

1621 N. Harmony Lane, Greenacres Stacey Townsend and Kurt Smith, $131,900.

1621 N. Harmony Lane, Greenacres U.S. Relocation, $131,900.

8628 E. Sandlewood Lane Thomcyn Enterprises, $146,115.

2613 S. Sunnybrook Lane, Veradale WRS and Associates, $179,000.

2311 S. Bannen Road, Veradale Julia Patrick, $117,000.

14421 E. 12th Roger and Andrea Engle, $99,990.

4705 S. Skipworth Road Mark and Joyce Rice, $140,250.

14115 E. Eighth, Veradale Ruth Ross, $120,000.

13708 E. 24th Chris and Kathleen Hackworthy, $99,000.

16521 E. Olympic Castlewood Homes, $126,500.

911 S. Best Road, Veradale Leslie and Doris Elliott, $76,000.

10113 E. Fourth Mary Eaton, $96,500.

8116 E. Cataldo Kelly and Melody Inglis, $73,200.

6602 E. Sixth Paul and Georgia Gauron, $50,000.

9908 S. Bruna Road, Valleyford Eugene and Melanie Jablonsky, $164,900.

3704 S. Morrill Steven and Maureen Siera, $185,000.

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