Copper Creek Circle

By JOANNA LESTIC

Published: Oct 09, 2001 12:00 am

Copper Creek Circle

Phillip Arnold, formerly of New York, purchased Unit 7, Copper Creek Circle, from Ronit Glantz and Brian Robik.

Bob Maurer of William Pitt Real Estateâs Newtown office listed and marketed the property that was sold by Janice Fiaschetti of Alliance Real Estate Services.

Attorney Michael Nahoum of Newtown represented the sellers, and attorney Peter Hunt of Danbury represented the buyers.

Paugussett Road,_Sandy Hook

Richard and Catherine Darling, formerly of Stamford, purchased a home at 12 Paugussett Road from Don and Cathy Sullivan.

Bob Maurer of William Pitt Real Estateâs Newtown office listed and marketed the property that was sold by the team of Barbara Frey and Kari Rustici, also of William Pitt, Newtown.

Attorney Tim Holian of Newtown represented the sellers, and attorney William Strata of Stamford represented the buyers.

Pumpkin Road

Jim and Mary Villamana, formerly of Littleton, Colo,, purchased a home at 13 Pumpkin Lane, Highland Estates, from Landmark/Robik Builders.

Bob Maurer of William Pitt Real Estateâs Newtown office listed and marketed the property that was sold by Jan Wilson of Curtiss & Crandon.

Attorney Michael Nahoum of Newtown represented Landmark/Robik, and attorney William Timmel, also of Newtown, presented Mr and Mrs Villamana.

Mansfield Road, Harwinton

Mark and Staci Woodruff, formerly of Sandy Hook, purchased a home at 93 Mansfield Road, Harwinton, from John Hayward.

Karen Michel of William Pitt Real Estateâs Newtown office sold that property, which was listed by Gary Mayer of Litchfield County Real Estate.

The law firm of Roraback & Roraback of Torrington represented the seller, and attorney Dana DâAngelo of Middlebury represented the buyers.

Fairchild Drive

John and Grace Sansonetti purchased a home from Charlotte Kalley located at 9 Fairchild Drive.

Jean Muraszkin of Curtiss & Crandon Realtors exclusively listed the property, which was sold by Loretta OâMalley of Flagpole Realty.

Attorney Peter Darling represented the seller, and attorney Matthew Reale represented the buyers.

Taunton Lake Road

Robert and Barbara Bernstein sold their property located at 86 Taunton Lake Road to Herbert Goldman.

Merrilee Currier, owner broker of Curtiss & Crandon Realtors, exclusively listed the property, which was sold by Kari __Rusticci of William Pitt Real Estate.

Attorney Henry Elstein represented the sellers, and attorney Helen Joy Previdi represented the buyer.

Willowbrook Road

Robin Callahan and David Cooper purchased a home at 12 Willowbrook Road from Cynthia Sobieski.

Joan Salbu of Curtiss & Crandon Realtors sold the property, which was listed by William Raveis, Trumbull.

Attorney Ceil Barnum represented the buyers, and attorney Victoria Ferrara represented the seller.

Oil Mill Road_Danbury

Rosanna Lazzaro Krichbaum sold her condo located at 55 Oil Mill Road, Danbury, to Rae Latterman.

Kathy Mueller of Curtiss & Crandon Realtors exclusively listed the property, which was sold by Prudential of Danbury.

Attorney Joseph Egan represented the seller, and attorney Joseph Romanello represented the buyer.

Cold Spring Road

Bernard and Mary Curran, formerly of Dallas, Tex., have purchased a home at 41 Cold Spring Road from Ernest Melsby.

Chris Badillo of Century 21 Scalzo â The Gleason Group of Newtown exclusively listed and sold the property.

The buyers were represented by attorney Joy Previdi.

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