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THE REGISTRY REVIEW NEW HAMPSHIRE’S STATEWIDE REAL ESTATE & FINANCIAL NEWSPAPER a Publication of the Warren Group WEEKLY SALES of NOTE Vol.40, No.34 WEEK OF MONDAY, AUGUST 20, 2018 www.thewarrengroup.com THE REGISTRY REVIEW NEW HAMPSHIRE’S STATEWIDE REAL ESTATE & FINANCIAL NEWSPAPER A Publication of The Warren Group WEEKLY SALES OF NOTE THE WARREN GROUP | MARKETING LISTS Durham 1 PENDEXTER RD ......................................................................................................................................................................$9,000,000 B: Torrington Mast LLC S: Park Court Properties Inc Use: Residential Developable Land, Lot: 58806sf Durham 138 MADBURY RD.....................................................................................................................................................................$9,000,000 B: Torrington Mast LLC S: Park Court Properties Inc Use: Residential Developable Land, Lot: 25265sf Durham 260-262 MAST RD ....................................................................................................................................................................$9,000,000 B: Torrington Mast LLC S: Park Court Properties Inc Mtg: Belmont Svgs Bk $7,600,000 Use: Apartment Bldg - 9 + Units, Lot: 144184sf Durham 140 MADBURY RD.....................................................................................................................................................................$9,000,000 B: Torrington Mast LLC S: Park Court Properties Inc Mtg: Belmont Svgs Bk $7,600,000 Use: Apartment Bldg - 9 + Units, Lot: 40511sf Gilford 520 EDGEWATER DR .................................................................................................................................................................$5,000,000 B: Xiaolin Li Tr, Tr for Yueping Xu T S: Robert A Bourgeois Tr, Tr for Robert A Bourgeois RET Use: 6 Bdrm Mansion, Lot: 50530sf IDENTIFY NEW Concord N MAIN ST .................................................................................................................................................................................$4,664,933 PROSPECTS B: Granite Center LLC S: Maple Vly Manchester Ptnr Gilford The Warren Group collects and organizes 390 EDGEWATER DR .................................................................................................................................................................$3,150,000 B: Brendan T Mahoney & Lauren A Mahoney S: Carol A Decola Tr, Tr for Carol A Decola FT Mtg: Bank of America NA $2,205,000 the most accurate and detailed? property and Use: 4 Bdrm Contemporary, Lot: 56628sf Nashua mortgage transaction information in the country 107-109 NORTHEASTERN BLVD ...............................................................................................................................................$2,500,000 and offers a range of marketing lists for more B: Newpower Realty LLC S: 1987 Tamposi LP Use: Industrial Warehouse, Lot: 130680sf Dover than 130 million households. 45 LITTLEWORTH RD ................................................................................................................................................................$2,400,000 B: Hot Corner Productions S: Richard W Kay Tr, Tr for Richard&Anna Kay RET Use: 1-Family, Lot: 871200sf Pinpoint Your Next Customer Meredith SPINDLE POINT RD ...................................................................................................................................................................$2,242,533 With Our Marketing Lists Today! 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No part of this publication may be reproduced without the written consent of the publisher. 2 REGISTRY REVIEW AUGUST 20, 2018 142 VARNEY RD ................................. $403,000 B: Paul Monaco & Joan M Monaco Gilmanton BAddr: 248 Whitehall Rd HOOKSETT NH 03106 ▶ REAL ESTATE SALES How to Read The Real Estate Records S: Roger L Berry & Shirley A Morrison Bk/Page: 3186/992, Date: 08/02/18 ALLENS MILL RD ................................ $38,000 The information appearing in this newspaper is taken from deed and mortgage Belknap Use: 3 Bdrm Chalet, Lot: 17860sf B: Charles T Doyle & Jenashay Doyle documents filed at each of the ten registries of deeds in the state. All property Prior Sale: $344,500 (08/04) BAddr: 15 Cardigan Ct TILTON NH 03276 S: Tyler J Achorn & Saran E Gelotte NO STREET GIVEN .............................. $52,533 transfers with a sales price of at least $100 and all term-mortgage documents are Bk/Page: 3187/166, Date: 08/03/18 B: Jennifer Abbott collected. County Mtg: Camden National Bank $28,500 BAddr: PO Box 114 BARNSTEAD NH 03218 Whenever possible, we combine the separate deed and mortgage documents Term: 2033 Rate: 5.00% Type: Adj Judith A. McGrath, Registrar S: NHFA so that we can present one complete record of the street address, purchase price, Use: Residential Open Land, Lot: 87686sf Bk/Page: 3185/921, Date: 07/30/18 Prior Sale: $37,066 (07/17) lender and mortgage amount. When we cannot link a deed with a mortgage (and vice 64 Court St, Laconia, NH, 03246 603-527-5420 333 CRYSTAL LAKE RD ...................... $169,000 versa) each transaction appears individually. Belmont B: Meredith L Bergeron & Jason A Bergeron Real estate records are organized alphabetically by registry, then town, then by BAddr: 23 Perry Rd GILMANTON NH 03741 street name. ▶ REAL ESTATE SALES S: Michael P Orourke 5 BROOKSIDE CIR .............................. $12,000 Bk/Page: 3187/137, Date: 08/03/18 Alton B: Deborah M Holden & Aaron M Richardon Mtg: Meredith Vlg Svgs Bk $135,200 Term: 2048 The amount appearing on the BAddr: 5 Brookside Cir BELMONT NH 03220 ▶ REAL ESTATE SALES Use: 3 Bdrm Camp/cabin, Lot: 5227sf ▶ REAL ESTATE SALES S: GC Enterprise Prop Mgmt same line as the street address is 311 ALTON MOUNTAIN RD ................. $350,000 4 FLINTLOCK CIR ............................... $45,000 the purchase price from the deed. 315 MAIN ST U:15. .................. $98,000 Bk/Page: 3187/277, Date: 08/03/18 B: William J Kramich Use: Mobile Home B: James Madigan We print “No Amt Given” when the Pleasant Towers Condo BAddr: 12 Emory St SAUGUS MA 01906 BAddr: 134 Cram Hill Rd LYNDEBOROUGH NH 03082 B:John Doe & Mary Smith 38 CHERRY ST ..................................... $9,333 amount did not appear on the docu- S: Donald E Graves Tr, Tr for John A Mokrzecki RET S: FNMA S:Jane Jones & Thomas Jones Bk/Page: 3187/238, Date: 08/03/18 B: Christopher Chambers Bk/Page: 3186/539, Date: 08/01/18 ment we review. “No Street Given” Mtg:Main Street Bank $70,000 Mtg: Members Mtg Co Inc $200,000 BAddr: 5 Hidden Ln NORTHFIELD NH 03276 Use: 3 Bdrm Camp/cabin, Lot: 13939sf appears in place of the street Mtg2:Seller $8,400 Term: 2033 S: Darrin Hardy Prior Sale: $56,000 (04/18) Prior Sale:$93,000 (11/90) address when it was not available. Use: 3 Bdrm Contemporary, Lot: 317988sf Bk/Page: 3185/848, Date: 07/30/18 310 HEMLOCK DR .............................. $160,000 The volume, page of the deed and 3 ANGLE SEA LN ................................ $395,000 Use: Mobile Home B: P A Celestin-Kauppila 11 HIGHCREST DR .............................. $242,933 filing date appear for all sales. B: Michael Marcoux Jr & Amanda Marcoux BAddr: 36 Leatherstocking Ln GILMANTON NH 03237 BAddr: 273 Dracut St DRACUT MA 01826 B: Lorraine Guy & James Guy S: David T Daly & John
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