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Copy of Old Lyme CT 2019 2.Xlsx List By Owner Old Lyme CT Street Number Street Name Map Lot Lot Cut Unit Owner's Name Land Area Land Value Building Value Total Value 64-66 HARTFORD AVE 80 35 MAIN 0.00 0 0 0 76 HILL CREST RD 93 130 BEAUDRY FERNAND A JR & LORI A 0.11 127300 58400 185700 10 TOWN WOODS RD 63 7 ZIPP-THOMPSON SUSAN M & 0.55 73900 77700 151600 11-19 LYME ST 55 45 7 . 0.00 0 0 0 14-14A FERRY RD 55 68 1 . 0.00 0 0 0 1 NECK RD 57 22 1 & 3 NECK RD LLC 13.60 397900 554900 952800 3 NECK RD 57 23 1 & 3 NECK RD LLC 0.96 118000 86800 204800 101 SHORE RD 45 2 101 SHORE ROAD LLC 1.29 220400 179600 400000 113 SHORE RD 43 7 113 SHORE RD LLC 0.75 198700 82900 281600 12 POND RD 75 103 12 POND ROAD LLC 0.06 137600 69200 206800 24 NOYES RD 48 23 12 WEST AVON RD LLC 0.23 53200 0 53200 13 SWAN AVE 84 21 13 SWAN ASSOCIATES LLC 0.19 101300 179700 281000 22 WEST END DR 71 41 134 COOPER STREET LLC 0.07 218600 59500 278100 161-1 BOSTON POST RD 61 45 1 163 BOSTON POST RD LLC 1.05 118100 0 118100 163 BOSTON POST RD 61 45 163 BOSTON POST RD LLC 1.62 182600 219400 402000 164 BOSTON POST RD 63 3 164 BPR LLC 0.70 70800 127700 198500 180 BOSTON POST RD 63 100 180 BPR LLC 0.52 62700 182400 245100 19 HALLS RD 21 64 19 HALLS RD LLC 5.22 1152500 1620000 2772500 216 SHORE RD 8 31 216 SHORE RD LLC 7.42 236900 285300 522200 25 WALNUT RD 95 69 25 WALNUT RD LLC 0.18 218600 43800 262400 258 SHORE RD 87 1 258-260 SHORE RD LLC 0.61 182800 224500 407300 26 SEA VIEW RD 95 55 26 SEA VIEW TRUST LLC 0.21 419700 60700 480400 277 SHORE RD 83 128 277 SHORE RD LLC 0.33 156100 123000 279100 280 SHORE RD 83 133 280 SHORE RD LLC 0.36 157400 10000 167400 29 WHITE SANDS BEACH RD 69 42 29 WHITE SANDS BEACH LLC 0.20 190700 78300 269000 3 BLACKWELL LA 28 112 3 BLACKWELL LA LLC 0.35 64100 73800 137900 3 HILLWOOD WEST 22 35 3 HWW LLC 1.30 167600 105400 273000 32 SARGENT RD 91 61 32 SARGENT RD LLC 0.28 236100 143400 379500 34 NECK RD 21 13 34 NECK RD LLC 1.18 1287400 1093500 2380900 36 NECK RD 21 14 36 NECK ROAD LLC 0.13 251200 126100 377300 44 SEASIDE LA 69 92 37 MAIN ST LLC 0.33 186500 55200 241700 11/25/2019 1 List By Owner Old Lyme CT Street Number Street Name Map Lot Lot Cut Unit Owner's Name Land Area Land Value Building Value Total Value 458 SHORE RD 15 18 458 SHORE RD LLC 0.85 126700 436800 563500 6 ACADEMY LA 55 13 6 ACADEMY LANE LLC 1.26 152000 305800 457800 6 LITTLEFIELD DR 43 11 6 LITTLEFIELD DR LLC 0.32 59800 45200 105000 60 BRIGHTWATER RD 81 35 60 BRIGHTWATER LLC 0.09 377900 101300 479200 66 OLD COLONY RD 80 104 66 OLD COLONY RD LLC 0.10 104500 120300 224800 72 HAWKS NEST RD 75 47 72 HAWKS NEST LLC & 0.22 134700 58600 193300 8 BINNEY RD 27 16 8 BINNEY RD LLC 1.57 98300 150300 248600 8 STANHOPE AVE 95 27 8 STANHOPE DRIVE LLC 0.10 260200 79200 339400 9A STANHOPE AVE 95 42 8 STANHOPE DRIVE LLC 0.03 4800 0 4800 85 HALLS RD 21 52 85 HALLS ROAD OWNER LLC 0.63 366600 161800 528400 87 WEST END DR 71 1 86 WEST END DR LLC 0.06 5000 4600 9600 86 WEST END DR 71 73 86 WEST END DRIVE LLC 0.12 408700 75700 484400 9 SPRUCE AVE 65 13 9 SPRUCE STREET SANCTUARY LLC 0.91 70700 81000 151700 95 BOSTON POST RD 58 55 95 BOSTON POST RD RENTALS LLC 1.14 66900 82700 149600 97 LYME ST 22 47 97 LYME ST LLC 2.00 184320 159200 343520 28 HOMESTEAD CIR 43 26 ABBOTT DOREEN C 0.77 132400 150800 283200 15 CHAMPLAIN DR 46 65 ABRAHAM DONALD D & PATRICIA E TRUSTEES 1.04 87500 136700 224200 8 BECKWITH LA 57 26 ABRAHAM MARIE R 0.28 131100 97900 229000 68 WASHINGTON AVE 75 63 ABRAHAM MICHELLE 0.24 128900 161100 290000 4-1 CRAIG RD 29 44 ABRAHAMSON MARSHA V 4.89 100770 150800 251570 4-2 CRAIG RD 29 43 ABRAHAMSON MARSHA V 31.56 5300 0 5300 1 ROSE LA 22 41 ABRAHAMSSON GLEN S & MARILYN 1.79 170200 208800 379000 4 NEW BRITAIN RD 73 49 ACHILLE ALAN J 0.23 193200 217700 410900 2 HAWTHORNE RD 19 51 ACKERMAN SHAWN PETER 1.84 95000 235000 330000 11 STONELEIGH KNOLL 28 130 ACOSTA DAVID & JESSICA L 0.97 92100 126500 218600 24 CHAMPION RD 86 3 ADAMS CAROLYN V TR 0.13 466900 128500 595400 121 WHIPPOORWILL RD 23 2 2 ADAMS DANIEL JR & LEGNOS JILLIAN 2.01 91300 187000 278300 39 COULT LA 32 8 ADAMS MARY ELIZABETH 1.90 109900 141400 251300 42 MILE CREEK RD 12 9 ADAMSON JOHN F & HALL MARY C 0.30 59300 64300 123600 242 MILE CREEK RD 50 6 ADANTI DANIEL III & PATRICIA A 1.61 95400 115800 211200 5 OLIVIA LA 45 17 11 AGASI ANN C & GARY R 0.69 83500 207600 291100 11/25/2019 2 List By Owner Old Lyme CT Street Number Street Name Map Lot Lot Cut Unit Owner's Name Land Area Land Value Building Value Total Value 11 BRIGHTWATER RD 85 5 AHERN JILL & 0.27 210000 106800 316800 40 PORTLAND AVE 79 119 AHLERS CARLA & RICHARD A 0.12 98100 124300 222400 11 SILL LA 28 147 AHNERT LINDA 3.29 200900 173300 374200 25 GRANDVIEW AVE 61 131 AIARDO ROSE EST 0.11 4800 0 4800 15D LYME ST 55 45 6 AIRD CYNTHIA MILLER & 0.00 0 78400 78400 15 FERRY RD 55 17 AIRD STEPHEN J & MILLER-AIRD CYNTHIA A 0.60 216800 349200 566000 58 WASHINGTON AVE 75 60 AIRO ANGELO & RICHARDO R & SALVATORE 0.23 128800 83500 212300 32 PORTLAND AVE 83 113 2 AJGS LLC 0.00 0 171400 171400 65 HILL CREST RD 93 72 ALBERTI JOHN C + MARIA G 0.14 130000 64900 194900 5 BISCAYNE BLVD 83 42 ALBINI ANTHONY R JR 0.11 121200 56700 177900 41 ROGERS LAKE TRL 63 65 ALBINO NICHOLAS III 0.19 60100 103100 163200 37-1 MILE CREEK RD 12 51 ALBINSKI MITCHELL 2.61 192100 346700 538800 27 WALNUT RD 95 68 ALBRECHT ELEANOR 0.14 214700 61300 276000 7 SHORE DR 66 157 ALBRYCHT JOHN 0.36 194900 98400 293300 240 MILE CREEK RD 50 5 ALBUJA EDGAR 1.18 93200 111700 204900 19 CONNECTICUT RD 92 30 ALDI JOAN E* & NICHOLAS L 0.37 136900 40900 177800 30 MASSACHUSETTS RD 91 133 ALDIERI DAVID & KRISTEN 0.12 128800 103500 232300 6 HILLSIDE RD 58 68 ALDRICH PATRICIA A 0.44 72400 89400 161800 70 SEA VIEW RD 91 73 ALDRIDGE PETER B & KATHLEEN C CO TR 0.22 468400 126400 594800 10 LITTLEFIELD DR 45 36 ALEMAN THERESA J & 0.41 43700 0 43700 12 LORDS MEADOW LA 62 28 ALEXANDER LAVERNE E 1.84 109500 183200 292700 15 GOULD LA 57 19 ALEXANDER LESLIE S & MANSER NORRIS 5.08 235030 223300 458330 8 LEE DR 47 24 ALEXANDER WAYNE S & JENNIFER L 1.42 81600 175000 256600 46 SHORE DR 66 66 ALFIERI ANTHONY J & SYLVIA M 0.37 62000 91600 153600 12 KINNER AVE 42 7 ALFONSO LOUIS E 0.23 132400 99400 231800 14 KINNER AVE 42 8 ALFONSO LOUIS E 0.10 85200 35300 120500 35-1 ROWLAND RD 18 48 ALGAR MARTIN G & TAMMY L 1.14 84700 172400 257100 79 ROWLAND RD 18 25 ALGER FRANCIS W 3.00 100100 82900 183000 147 BOSTON POST RD 61 50 ALL PRO ENTERPRISE LLC 1.80 303300 824500 1127800 28-2 FOUR MILE RIVER RD 20 15 ALLEN BRIAN C + ANITA S 0.75 74100 154600 228700 8 SHORT HILLS RD 24 10 ALLEN CHRISTA L 2.17 100100 175500 275600 11/25/2019 3 List By Owner Old Lyme CT Street Number Street Name Map Lot Lot Cut Unit Owner's Name Land Area Land Value Building Value Total Value 63 HICKORY ST 67 59 ALLEN HOLLIS H JR + NANCY A 0.26 181000 135000 316000 ALLEY #3 83 83 A ALLEY #3 LLC 0.02 4100 0 4100 275 SHORE RD 83 101 ALLEY 3 LLC 0.24 42900 45000 87900 53 FOUR MILE RIVER RD 20 41 ALLIGOOD STEPHEN P 2.99 104400 125800 230200 20 HARTFORD AVE 84 9 ALLIS FAMILY REAL ESTATE TRUST 0.10 59400 72600 132000 21 TALCOTT FARM RD 21 27 5 ALLYN DAVID L & DONNA D 1.90 260500 528500 789000 2 SALT KETTLE LA 50 64 ALMY JOHN C & MAURA F 0.93 91900 129000 220900 12-1 AZALEA LA 19 40 28 ALPHA CURTIS L & JAMIE J 0.75 99200 218200 317400 304 MILE CREEK RD 15 5 ALTER PETER JAY TR 2.50 44100 0 44100 6 MACHNIK DR 19 35 ALTER PETER JAY TR 2.36 249900 146200 396100 268 MILE CREEK RD 51 13 ALTERNATIVE SERVICES-CONNECTICUT INC 0.97 92100 161600 253700 17 CLIFTON ST 79 26 AMBROSE STEVEN & ANNE 0.17 125400 53600 179000 32 SEASIDE LA 69 89 AMENTA HARRY ET AL 0.14 218000 88900 306900 10 ROBBINS AVE 78 61 AMENTA JASON & MEGHAN A 0.23 135200 103500 238700 31 PROSPECT ST 74 8 AMENTA RICHARD M 0.13 129400 73900 203300 2 LIEUTENANT RIVER LA 55 3 AMES DEBORAH 0.53 143800 133800 277600 1 LYME ST 55 47 AMES MARTHA R 2.65 141000 295200 436200 117 WHIPPOORWILL RD 23 2 3 AMES RICHARD 4.89 112100 14800 126900 101 WHIPPOORWILL RD 23 3 AMES RICHARD M 5.20 121900 167100 289000 41-1 WHIPPOORWILL RD 23 13 AMES STEVEN P 13.44 3950 0 3950 41-2 WHIPPOORWILL RD 29 6 2 AMES STEVEN P 12.78 105690 0 105690 41-3 WHIPPOORWILL RD 29 6 3 AMES STEVEN P 9.26 104220 0 104220 41-4 WHIPPOORWILL RD 23 2 41 4 AMES STEVEN P 21.70 4640 0 4640 166 FOUR MILE RIVER RD 30 14 AMLONG GENEVIEVE B 2.56 102200 181600 283800 264 SHORE RD 87 4 ANASTASIOU THEODORE & MARIA 0.28 153700 211100 364800 1 BUTTERWICK LA 19 73 34 ANASTASIOU THEODORE D & MARIA N 0.86 82000 184500 266500 54 LYME ST 57 58 ANDERSEN GERALDINE K TR 1.16 154900 272300 427200 5-1 WOLCOTT LA 33 20 ANDERSEN GREGORY F + LORISE A 1.76 109400 183900 293300 19 CARRINGTON RD 93 96 ANDERSEN SOLVEIG T ET AL 0.34 136500 68400 204900 2 DEVITT RD 48 45 ANDERSON CHRISTOPHER & MEGHAN 0.23 74500 124600 199100 18 LEE DR 47 19 ANDERSON CONSTANCE A EST 0.93 87000 63300 150300 11/25/2019 4 List By Owner Old Lyme CT Street Number Street Name Map Lot Lot Cut Unit Owner's Name Land Area Land Value Building Value Total Value 55 SHORE DR 67 26 ANDERSON EVELYN R 0.30 168000 115500 283500 14 CHADWICK DR 46 30 ANDERSON GEORGE A 0.94 87000 126600 213600 32 FOUR MILE RIVER RD 20 21 ANDERSON JUNE 1.48 89700 211500 301200 39 BRIGHTWATER RD 81 14 ANDERSON MICHAEL D & 0.09 213600 90500 304100 8 LAKE DR 66 132 ANDERSON ROBERT C J + CAROLEE F 0.15 59100 71100 130200 59 SHORE DR 67 25 ANDERSON-MURPHY MARGARET 0.20 165400 86100 251500 29 BOSTON POST RD 28 124 ANDREWS DOUGLAS J & GWINNETTE & 0.90 78800 144200 223000 24 BROWNS LA 14 32 ANGELI ROBERT J & CHRISTINE 0.97 92100 183900 276000 13 LIBRARY LA 55 33 ANGELICO JOHN J & 0.35 138200 190500 328700 15 ACADEMY
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