Bancroft Road

By LINDA BAUER

Published: Feb 13, 2004 12:00 am

Bancroft Road

Keith Richter sold his home at 18 Bancroft Road to Malcolm Black of Bethel.

Pat MacInnis and Loretta OâMalley of William Pitt Real Estate listed the property and Ellen Boyle of William Pitt Real Estate, Danbury, sold the property.

Attorney Joy Previdi of Newtown represented the seller and attorney Joseph Saffi represented the buyer.

Beardsley Road

James Hamel sold the property at 72 Beardsley Road to Elaine Argenti of New Milford

Kari Rustici of William Pitt Real Estate listed the property and Sharon Rusgaitis of Prudential sold the property.

Attorney Jim Smith represented the sellers and attorney Suzanne Powers represented the buyers.

Hanover Road

Nathaniel and Marion Treffeisen sold their home at 3 Hanover Road to Graham Andrews of Washington Depot.

Cheryl Bouchard of William Pitt Real Estate listed the property and Bryan Atherton of Coldwell Banker sold the home.

Attorney Timothy Holian represented Mr and Mrs Treffeisen and attorney Edward Kelleher represented Mr Andrews.

Meadow Road

Massimo and Jacklyn Rosati sold their home at 23 Meadow Road to Carmen and Linda Maaz of Greenwich.

Kari Rustici of William Pitt Real Estate was the listing agent while Eddie Cesario of William Ravies sold the property.

Attorney Edward Kelleher represented the Rosatis and attorney Joseph Saffi represented the Mazzas.

Lot 20, Toddy Hill Road

Robik Glantz, LLC of Newtown sold a home at Lot 20 Toddy Hill Road to Rob and Angela Brown of Ridgefield.

Bob Maurer of William Pitt Real Estate listed the property and Heather Rodriguez also of William Pitt Real Estate sold the property.

Attorney Michael Nahoum represented Robik Glantz, LLC and attorney Ann Ragusa represented the Browns.

Cold Spring Road

Valerie Gallo sold her home at 31 Cold Spring Road to Kim Prall, formerly of Old Greenwich.

Cathy Masi, broker, CRS, ABR, of Flagpole Realty, Inc, listed and marketed the property, which was sold by Rich DeLollis of Bob Tendler Real Estate.

Attorney Natalie Kerler Smith of Newtown represented the seller and attorney Scott Johnson of Greenwich represented the buyer.

Swamp Road

Brian and Erica OâConnor and Carol Avona purchased a home from Nicholas Kopcik located at 37 Swamp Road.

Jan Wilson, owner/broker of Curtiss & Crandon Realtors, exclusively listed the property, which was sold by William Pitt Real Estate of Danbury.

Attorney Steve Saverese represented the seller and attorney Morris Glucksman represented the buyers.

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