Grand County Real Estate Transactions, Jan. 4-10, 2015
Grand County transactions Jan. 4-10
Sundance East Condo Unit 1, Bldg C – Paul and Connie Lundeen to Shane and Mary Bryn Marsh, $361,000
Granby Ranch Filing 1B, Lot 23 – William Lyon Homes Inc, Village Homes, NVH INV LLC to Moira and Cameron Ross, $564,500
Adams 1st Addn to Grand Lake Block 1, Lots 15,16,17 – Alan and Cathryn Herrington to Sutherland Family Enterprises II LLC, $750,000
SEC 8 TWP 1S R 82W Partial Legal – See Document/Includes Easements – Eikleberry Family Trust to Leroux Land Cattle LLC, $27,000
Sunnyside Addn to Grand Lake Block 6, Lots 14,15 – James and Nikki Passarelli , Randy and Joni Lay to John Dunn, $190,000
East Mountain Filing 7, Lot 108 – Rendezvous Homes LLC to Jay A Fisher GST Exempt Trust, $505,856
Zephyr Mountain Lodge Condo Bldg 1 & 2, Unit 1311 – John and Melisa McDougall to WP Base LLC, $489,000
Legacy Park Ranch Lot 81 – Daniel and Rebecca Malone to Kenneth and Nancy Gunter, $570,000
Hi Country Haus Bldg 24, Unit 5 – James and Hilary Johnson to Michael and Susan Hauer, $125,000
Bear Crossing Town Homes Lot 42 – Nicholas and Alison Budor to David and Amy Hahn, $485,000
Cozens Meadow at Grand Park Lot 28 – Grand Park Homes LLC to Ian and Kimberly Harden, $558,315
Gore City Addn to Kremmling Block 7, Lots 1,2,3 – Susan Padilla to Caspers Casa LLC, $89,999
Grandview Villas Unit 206 – Global Recovery One LLC to Lance Perrin, $150,000
Colorado Anglers Club #1, Lot 13, Block 1 – Pamela Ortell to James and Amy White, $341,000
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