Mill Hill Road, Fairfield

By JOANNA LESTIC

Published: Nov 13, 2001 12:00 am

Barbara Barbieri Giaquinto purchased a home at 10 Mill Hill Road, Fairfield, from Margaret Gill.

Jane Ferro of William Pitt Real Estateâs Newtown office sold the property that was listed by Barbara Carroll of William Pittâs Fairfield office.

Attorney Felicia Watson of Fairfield represented the seller, and attorney Joyce Riccio, also of Fairfield, represented the buyer.

Pine Street

William and Marisol Puterbaugh, formerly of Norwalk, purchased a home at 1 Pine Street from Katherine Cunningham.

Sharon Rumpel of William Pitt Real Estateâs Newtown office listed and marketed the property that was sold by Doreen Kostecki of Bob Tendler Real Estate.

Attorney Helen Joy Previdi of Newtown represented the seller, and attorney John Milici of Norwalk represented the buyers.

Middleton Road

David and Katherine Powers, formerly of Doylestown, Penn., purchased 15 Middleton Road from Michael Cruz and Linda Marshall.

Marie Fodor, GRI, CRS, of Bob Tendler Real Estate exclusively listed the property that was sold in cooperation with Barbara Hostetler of Bob Tendler Real Estate.

Attorney Hugh Burrell of Danbury represented Mr Cruz and Ms Marshall with attorney Terry Sachs of Danbury representing Mr and Mrs Powers.

Autumn Ridge Road

David and Louise Burnette formerly of Geneva, Ill., purchased 10 Autumn Ridge Road from Cornelis and Marleen Groot.

Jayne Pearlman, GRI, CRS, of Bob Tendler Real Estate exclusively listed the property that was sold in cooperation with Barbara Hostetler of Bob Tendler Real Estate.

Attorney Ceil Barnum of Newtown represented Mr and Mrs Groot with attorney Michael Nahoum of Newtown representing Mr and Mrs Burnette.

South Main Street

Jayson Gagnon and Megan DelVecchio purchased 170 South Street from Mrs Vern Knapp.

Rich Delollis of Bob Tendler Real Estate exclusively listed the property that was sold in cooperation with Doreen Kostecki, GRI, CRS, of Bob Tendler Real Estate.

Attorney Tim Holian of Newtown represented Mrs Knapp with attorney Mark Korotash of Danbury representing Mr Gagnon and Ms DelVecchio.

Canterbury Lane

Michael and Carolyn Burson, formerly from Fairfield, purchased 22 Canterbury Lane from Whelan Builders, Inc.

Dot Baumert, GRI, CRS, of Bob Tendler Real Estate exclusively listed and sold the property.

Attorney Michael Nahoum of Newtown represented Whelan Builders, Inc, with attorney Joseph Meuser of Fairfield representing Mr and Mrs Burson.

Gelding Hill Road

Jill Ostrander and Lee Eckert, formerly of Trumbull, purchased 9 Gelding Hill Road from Barbara and Robert Harrison, Jr.

Doreen Kostecki, GRI, CRS, of Bob Tendler Real Estate exclusively listed the property that was sold in cooperation with Janet Bottiglieri from William Raveis Real Estate.

Attorney Larry Reifberg of Danbury represented Mr and Mrs Harrison with attorney Dom Chieffaol of Danbury representing Ms Ostrander and Mr Eckert.

Georges Hill Road

Peter and Susan Hill recently sold their home at 16 Georges Hill Road to Samuel and Andrea Frohning.

Loretta OâMalley, ABR, of Flagpole Realty, Inc, listed and marketed the property, which was sold by Carol Riley of Prudential Connecticut Realty.

Attorney Lou Colangelo of Norwalk represented the sellers, and attorney Larry Reifberg of Danbury represented the buyers.

Luna Trail

Lawrence Martinez sold his home at 126 Luna Trail, Southbury to Nancy K. Fresilli and Anne E. Fresilli of Newtown.

Loretta OâMalley, ABR, of Flagpole Realty, Inc, sold the property, which was listed by Donna Kiah of Coldwell Banker Shaker Real Estate.

Attorney William Sarris of Shelton represented the seller, and Attorney Ray Ganim of Stratford represented the buyers.

Fairchild Drive, Bethel

Robert and Alison Blackmore sold their home at 13 Fairchild Drive in Bethel to Bill Capone and Christie Schweiker, formerly of Danbury and Newtown.

Marie Borner of William Pitt in Danbury listed the property, which was sold by Jill Wolowitz of Prudential Connecticut Realty of Newtown.

Attorney John Powers of New Milford represented the sellers, and attorney Michael Nahourn of Newtown represented the buyers.

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