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Wedgewood Lane Home Sells for $399,900

South Windsor property transfers for the week of Aug. 9-16

Posted by Ted Glanzer (Editor), August 17, 2012 at 11:50 pm

The following real estate transactions were recorded with the South Windsor Town Clerk between Aug. 9 - 16

Aug. 16

Dennis and Suzanne Dezelon to Leonard Bertelli for $229,000. Property located at 190 Pleasant Valley Road.

William and Arleen Haynes to Diane Annibalini for $214,000. Property located at 0-6 St. Marc Circle.

Cynthia A. Mischel and David C. Ladd to Archer and Jessica M. Bridgeforth for $328,500. Property located at 187 Clinton Drive.

Jason O. and Melissa J. Ellis to Brian Tickle for $267,500. Property located at 161 Carriage Drive.

Michael J. and Frances Pescik to Joseph A. and Loretta Donovan for $399,900. Property located at 48 Wedgewood Lane.

Aug. 15

James Lovett Jr. and Mary D. Fortin to Katarina Mizla for $299,000. Property located at 505 Foster Road.

Barbara Hamel to Jessica Mizener and Torrey Woodberry for $285,000. Property located at 40 Skyline Drive.

Aug. 13

Patricia Peasley to Matthew and Carmen Binowski for $180,100. Property located at 591 Graham Road.

Joan G. Byron to Vincent M. Tanuis for $129,000. Property located at 65 Cinnamon Springs.

Aug. 9

Lynn Grossi to Andrea and Justin Cleary for $235,000. Property located at 37 Murray Road.

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