Home Sales

Sat., March 6, 1999

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

11118 E. 17th Steven and Gayla Hansen, $122,500.

11203 E. 25th Edward and Joan Kelly, $124,000.

5718 N. Haye, Newman Lake Dewain and Tammy Lund, $104,960.

5815 S. Mohawk Drive Jeffrey and Marlynn Murrey, $167,600.

6021 N. Jensen Road Kinney-Mateson Corporation, $132,780.

23225 E. Valleyway, Liberty Lake Marilyn Wright, $133,000.

18518 E. Bow, Greenacres Willian and Donna Anderson, $77,400.

9214 E. Frederick Grace Hannawalt, $56,000.

1908 S. Airpark Drive, Veradale Chelan Enterprises Inc., $125,900.

2401 S. Sunnybrook Lane, Veradale Leta Chapman, $126,500.

4921 N. Chase Road, Newman Lake Joseph and Loretta Buechler, $105,900.

2828 S. Fancher Laura and John Steigers, $225,000.

828 N. Knudson, Liberty Lake George H. White Inc., $230,000.

111 S. Barker Road, Greenacres Abbas and Nardine Sing, $69,950.

1607 N. Caulfield Court, Greenacres Christine and Theodore Rehwald, $52,000.

6325 N. Lynden Road Neill Trust, $178,000.

15122 E. 25th Chris and Leilani Gumm, $126,500.

8004 E. Maringo Drive Robert and Brenda Zurcher, $450,000.

5514 N. Malta, Newman Lake Scott and Stacy Clirehugh, $119,950.

12019 E. Grace Thomas and Lisa Cunningham, $105,000.

7716 E. Liberty Darryl Brown, $65,900.

8610 E. Sandlewood Lane Sullivan Homes Inc., $179,140.

8616 E. Sandlewood Lane Sullivan Homes Inc., $168,540.

24404 E. Rosanne Road, Newman Lake Dennis and Linda Berezay, $94,400.

1220 S. Avalon Tim Miller, $138,000.

12802 E. 34th Court Gremy Inc., $144,900.

1023 N. Wilbur Road John and Rosa Wenzel, $90,000.

4606 N. Silas Road David and Sarah Keenan, $97,500.

13716 E. 29th Gordon and Lorrie Whitney, $127,900.

18605 E. Mission Ronald and Mary Russell, $112,900.

8320 E. Courtland Roy Johnson, $120,000.

14519 E. 20th Court, Veradale Douglas and Marla Folkins, $147,500.

12609 E. 21st Brian and Lisa Sonneman, $130,000.

3220 N. Campbell Road, Otis Orchards Michael and Kathleen Field, $97,000.

4420 N. Stevenson Road, Otis Orchards Carol Nelson, $136,300.

2201 E. Harmony Lane, Greenacres Shorewood Homes Inc., $102,396.

329 N. Harvard Road Bank of New York, $190,000.

1409 N. Dick Road Jack and Joanne Schlangen, $87,000.

18926 E. Michielli Lane Shorewood Homes Inc., $98,900.

16303 E. 22nd Kenneth and Sharon Kraimer, $179,900.

8102 E. Tony Lane Michael and Sue Kinney, $167,500.

2119 S. Sunrise Road First National Bank of Chicago, $88,500.

7802 E. Mission Eileen Osman, $79,950.

1914 S. Stanley Lane Robert and Jessie Keeney, $200,000.

18508 E. Riverway, Greenacres Charles Nelson Jr., $135,900.

18508 E. Riverway, Greenacres National Equity Inc., $135,900.

1321 S. Woodlawn Road Rodney and Cheryl Mittmann, $120,000.

7925 E. Gunning Drive Bradley Pring, $219,000.

1929 N. Harmony Lane Shorewood Homes, $101,760.

11024 E. Palouse Highway, Valleyford John and Julie Custer, $131,000.

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