Valley Home Sales

Thu., Sept. 21, 2000

With address, seller and price

11011 E. Seventh William Edwards, $100,000.

207 N. Sunderland Road Charles and Betty Huseby, $125,000.

815 S. Bowdish Fox Financial Corp., $99,000.

13003 E. 33rd Court Lexington Homes Inc., $133,000.

2817 S. Bates Road Alvin and Lonnah Hiemstra, $105,900.

11316 E. Railroad Michael and Frances Hiemstra, $106,000.

14012 E. Fifth David and Sarah Ferry, $112,000.

23114 E. Maxwell, Liberty Lake Dean and Elizabeth Wilson, $122,000.

11010 E. 11th Lane Harley C. Douglass Inc., $121,500.

24702 E. Roxanne, Newman Lake Gary Noyes, $89,500.

416 N. Herald Road United Companies Lending Corp., $71,000.

14510 E. 18th, Veradale Senora Hallett, $108,000.

14625 E. Seventh Heirs of Mary Ellison, $103,900.

12715 E. Skyview William and Idell Choate, $129,900.

1016 N. Malvern Road, Liberty Lake Greenstone Construction, $163,000.

1204 N. Fairway Road, Liberty Lake Ann Kjosa, $175,000.

14820 E. Broad Carl and Pamela Howald, $134,000

11957 N. Honeymoon Bay, Newman Lake Helen Hoyum, $76,000.

12412 E. Fourth Lois Dahlen Trust, $112,500.

1003 N. Bowdish James and Deborah Kilbreath, $92,000.

11204 E. 20th Michael King, $148,000.

3129 S. Sunnybrook Court, Veradale Mark and Kimberly Warn, $176,000.

2621 S. Best Road, Veradale Patricia Craig, $160,000.

23026 E. Remington Lane Kathryn Wyatt, $107,000.

14407 E. Broadway Heirs of Clara Williams, $84,500.

503 N. Conklin Road, Veradale John Riegel and Mary Moineau-Riegel, $87,500.

8009 E. Nora Associates Home Equity Services Inc., $89,000.

112 N. McMillan Road, Greeacres Paul and Jeannine Mason, $116,000.

13005 E. 34th Lexington Homes Inc., $143,500.

1410 N. Boeing Beverly Ireland, $65,000.

6409 E. Seventh Helen Hollingsworth Guardianship, $71,000.

8415 E. Broad Court Luba Kopeikin, $186,000.

19202 E. Flatrock Riverlane, Greenacres Beulah Dimperio, $113,500.

11510 E. 20th Randee Kistle, $161,500.

23013 E. Mocha Lane, Liberty Lake Arling and Barbara Chappell, $136,800.

822 S. Shelley Lake Lane, Veradale Shaun and Carrie Hoag, $251,800.

1812 N. Salmon River Lane, Greenacres Condron Construction Inc., $133,380.

13310 E. Seventh Gregory Grogan, $103,000.

4017 S. Best Court, Veradale Claude and Joanna Dye, $286,000.

16515 E. Jacobs Road Ward Leland, $300,000.

2020 S. Burns James and Rhonda Decker, $130,000.

11524 E. Fairview Lorraine and David Locklin, $104,500.

23033 E. Broadway, Liberty Lake Shawn and Kim Porter, $250,000.

4506 E. 15th Todd Kappenman and Barbara Bennett-Kappenman, $110,000.

1506 N. Madson Lane, Liberty Lake Sharon Addington, $105,000.

1204 N. Madson, Liberty Lake Geoffrey Praeger, $122,500.

1125 N. Malvern Road, Liberty Lake Greenstone Construction, $139,990.

917 N. Homestead, Liberty Lake Christopher Dail, $161,000.

809 S. Liberty Drive, Liberty Lake Thomas and Heike Pardun, $370,000.

23122 E. Colleen Court, Liberty Lake Greer Construction Inc., $123,275.

23813 E. Maxwell Condron Construction Inc., $149,285.

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