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Qualified Sales Town of East Hampton Printing Date 8/20/2021 from Sale Date 7/1/2019 to Sale Date 8/21/2021 from Sale Price $1.00 to Sale Price $1.00E+017 All Qualified Sales Town of East Hampton Printing Date 8/20/2021 From Sale Date 7/1/2019 To Sale Date 8/21/2021 From Sale Price $1.00 To Sale Price $1.00e+017 Tax Map # 472401 001.000-0001-001.000 0000 Property Class 210 School District 472401 210 NEWTOWN LN Land Information Misc Bldg Information Buildings Information Lot Size 1.25 Acres Porch/deck/open Sq. Ft. 255 210 NEWTOWN LN Bld. Style Contemporary Shed - Machinery (wood) Sq. Ft. 96 Yr Blt 2014 Sq. Ft. 3,203 Overall Grd B - Good Porch/deck/open Sq. Ft. 64 Beds 05 Baths 5 Sty Heigt 2 Gunite Pool Sq. Ft. 720 Fireplace 01 Heat Fuel Gas Heat Type Hot Air Brick Patio Sq. Ft. 471 Centr. Air Yes Basement Partial Garage Brick Patio Sq. Ft. 444 Covered Porch Sq. Ft. 110 Porch/deck/open Sq. Ft. 60 Sales Information Book Page Document Sale Date Inst Q V Price Adjust. Reason Grantor Grantee 13101 410 04/26/2021 b q i $3,700,000.00 JENNIFER TARBET AIMEE SIMON BLOOM JOHN TARBET Tax Map # 472401 001.000-0001-004.000 0000 Property Class 210 School District 472401 190 NEWTOWN LN Land Information Misc Bldg Information Buildings Information Lot Size 0.51 Acres 190 NEWTOWN LN Sales Information Book Page Document Sale Date Inst Q V Price Adjust. Reason Grantor Grantee 13072 575 09/28/2020 o q i $1,900,000.00 JOHN W ANDERSON PEPPER LANE LLC BRIAN ANDERSON ALLAN ANDERSON DEBORAH ANDERSON \\EH-GOVERN\Govern\v108\CustomReports\EHN_TxSale.rpt Page 1 of 468 V7.5.001 Tax Map # 472401 001.000-0001-006.000 0000 Property Class 210 School District 472401 186 NEWTOWN LN Land Information Misc Bldg Information Buildings Information Lot Size 0.16 Acres Covered Porch Sq. Ft. 180 186 NEWTOWN LN Bld. Style Contemporary Flagstone/concrete Patio Sq. Ft. 18 Yr Blt 2008 Sq. Ft. 2,447 Overall Grd B - Good Detached 1 Story Garage Sq. Ft. 360 Beds 04 Baths 4 Sty Heigt 2 Gunite Pool Sq. Ft. 288 Fireplace 01 Heat Fuel Gas Heat Type Hot Air Flagstone/sandbase Patio Sq. Ft. 240 Centr. Air Yes Basement Full Garage Sales Information Book Page Document Sale Date Inst Q V Price Adjust. Reason Grantor Grantee 13074 714 10/16/2020 b q i $2,561,000.00 DENNIS S. PAGE MICHAEL FITZSIMONS JANET PAGE ABIGAIL LAMB Tax Map # 472401 001.000-0001-023.000 0000 Property Class 210 School District 472401 17 MCGUIRK ST Land Information Misc Bldg Information Buildings Information Lot Size 0.20 Acres Gunite Pool Sq. Ft. 220 17 MCGUIRK ST Bld. Style Contemporary Detached 1 Story Garage Sq. Ft. 324 Yr Blt 2007 Sq. Ft. 2,951 Overall Grd B - Good Covered Porch Sq. Ft. 80 Beds 04 Baths 3.5 Sty Heigt 2 Upper Open Porch Sq. Ft. 84 Fireplace 01 Heat Fuel Gas Heat Type Hot Air Centr. Air Basement Full Garage Sales Information Book Page Document Sale Date Inst Q V Price Adjust. Reason Grantor Grantee 13026 863 09/04/2019 b q i $2,250,000.00 JOHN R ASHBY REMPELL MICHAEL R. REVOCABLE TRUST DTD 5/29/2015 JAMIE M ASHBY REMPELL DAWN M. REVOCABLE TRUST DTD 5/29/2015 \\EH-GOVERN\Govern\v108\CustomReports\EHN_TxSale.rpt Page 2 of 468 V7.5.001 Tax Map # 472401 001.000-0001-029.000 0000 Property Class 210 School District 472401 35 MCGUIRK ST Land Information Misc Bldg Information Buildings Information Lot Size 0.16 Acres Porch/deck/open Sq. Ft. 169 35 MCGUIRK ST Bld. Style Cape Cod Covered Porch Sq. Ft. 48 Yr Blt 1917 Sq. Ft. 1,526 Overall Grd B - Good Enclosed Porch Sq. Ft. 165 Beds 02 Baths 2 Sty Heigt 1.5 Porch/deck/open Sq. Ft. 16 Fireplace 01 Heat Fuel Gas Heat Type Hot Water/steam Shed - Machinery (wood) Sq. Ft. 60 Centr. Air Basement Full Garage Bld. Style Other Yr Blt Sq. Ft. 222 Overall Grd C - Average Beds 01 Baths 1 Sty Heigt 1 Fireplace Heat Fuel Heat Type Hot Water/steam Centr. Air Basement Garage Sales Information Book Page Document Sale Date Inst Q V Price Adjust. Reason Grantor Grantee 13070 357 09/09/2020 b q i $1,265,000.00 SUSAN E SMITMAN MICHAEL KRETCHMAR CHUCK THOMAS Tax Map # 472401 001.000-0002-002.000 0000 Property Class 210 School District 472401 55 MCGUIRK ST Land Information Misc Bldg Information Buildings Information Lot Size 0.25 Acres Covered Porch Sq. Ft. 276 55 MCGUIRK ST Bld. Style Ranch Pool House Sq. Ft. 240 Yr Blt 1935 Sq. Ft. 1,258 Overall Grd C - Average Porch/deck/open Sq. Ft. 331 Beds 03 Baths 2 Sty Heigt 1 Patio - Concrete Sq. Ft. 15 Fireplace Heat Fuel Oil Heat Type Hot Water/steam Gunite Pool Sq. Ft. 546 Centr. Air Basement Partial Garage Sales Information Book Page Document Sale Date Inst Q V Price Adjust. 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Air Basement Pier/slab Garage Sales Information Book Page Document Sale Date Inst Q V Price Adjust. Reason Grantor Grantee 13083 017 12/17/2020 b q i $2,315,625.00 62 MCGUIRK STREET LLC CHRISTOPHER STEWART JESSICA VERTULLO Tax Map # 472401 001.000-0002-015.000 0000 Property Class 210 School District 472401 40 MCGUIRK ST Land Information Misc Bldg Information Buildings Information Lot Size 0.50 Acres Shed - Machinery (wood) Sq. Ft. 120 40 MCGUIRK ST Bld. Style Old Style Detached 2 Story Garage Sq. Ft. 625 Yr Blt 1920 Sq. Ft. 1,632 Overall Grd C - Average Porch/deck/open Sq. Ft. 84 Beds 04 Baths 2 Sty Heigt 2 Pool House Sq. Ft. 546 Fireplace 01 Heat Fuel Oil Heat Type Hot Water/steam Gunite Pool Sq. Ft. 720 Centr. Air Basement Full Garage Flagstone/concrete Patio Sq. Ft. 614 Sales Information Book Page Document Sale Date Inst Q V Price Adjust. 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Reason Grantor Grantee 13067 519 08/17/2020 b q i $2,100,000.00 36 MCGUIRK STREET LLC SUE HANSEN HUNTER HANSEN Tax Map # 472401 001.000-0002-018.000 0000 Property Class 210 School District 472401 30 MCGUIRK ST Land Information Misc Bldg Information Buildings Information Lot Size 0.30 Acres Upper Open Porch Sq. Ft. 162 30 MCGUIRK ST Bld. Style Old Style Gunite Pool Sq. Ft. 522 Yr Blt 1927 Sq. Ft. 1,296 Overall Grd C - Average Porch/deck/open Sq. Ft. 210 Beds 04 Baths 5 Sty Heigt 2 Covered Porch Sq. Ft. 80 Fireplace 01 Heat Fuel Oil Heat Type Hot Air Flagstone/concrete Patio Sq. Ft. 1075 Centr. Air Yes Basement Partial Garage Pool House Sq. Ft. 320 Bld. Style Cottage Yr Blt 1996 Sq. Ft. 2,593 Overall Grd B - Good Beds Baths 1 Sty Heigt 1 Fireplace Heat Fuel Gas Heat Type Hot Air Centr. Air Basement Pier/slab Garage Sales Information Book Page Document Sale Date Inst Q V Price Adjust. Reason Grantor Grantee 13079 771 11/25/2020 b q i $3,000,000.00 30 MCG LLC JASON M. 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