Grand County Real Estate Transactions, Feb. 1-7, 2015
Grand County transactions’ Feb. 1-7
Hot Sulphur Springs Block 14, Lots 4,5,6 – Lewis J McGrath Revocable Trust to Robert Vahling, $195,000
Sunset Ridge Estates Subex 8&9, Lot 30 – James and Angela Marks to Michael and Gail Berkery, $856,000
Summit at SilverCreek Bldg 2, Unit 2204 – Yumi Ha to Michael, Catherine and Johnathan Manley, $100,000
Meadow Ridge Lodges Court 13B, Unit 15 – Kris Vogel to Joel and Kendra Kimmel, $200,000
Willows Townhomes Lot 1 – Richard and Karlene Grange to William and Kathleen Moffett, $445,000
Indian Peaks Bldg C, Condo Unit 302 – Richard and Janet Deutsch, James Crum, Luz Abrera-Crum to Carl and Rhonda Buss, $200,000
Byers Peek Townhomes Unit 1, Bldg 3 – Johnny and Mary Johnston to John and Nicole Harwell, $260,000
Shores of Shadow Mountain FP Lot 45 – Ronald and Anne Loiselle to Linda McCarthy, $69,300
Trail Creek Estates Subdivision Lot 91 – Gary and Susan Weyers to Jill Wright, $237,000
Kicking Horse Lodges Unit 1 201, Bldg 1 – Luanne K Gross Trust to Richard Reese and Elizabeth Wandell, $190,000
Innsbruck-Val Moritz Sub (1) Lot 25, Block 12 – Bret Steig and David Katz to Daniel Machiniak, $9,100
Moose Run Sub & Outright Exemption Lot 27 – Coley/Forrest Incorporated to Beez LLC, $195,000
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