Nashville Road, Bethel

By MELISSA MASON

Published: Mar 28, 2000 12:00 am

Nashville Road, Bethel

Joseph and Christina Brooks of Washington recently purchased property located at 81A Nashville Road, Bethel, from James MacNicholl.

Terry Coulter of Curtiss & Crandon sold the property, which was listed by Anne Lewis of Shaker Real Estate.

Attorney Martin Lawlor represented the seller, and attorney Anne Ragusa represented the buyers.

Merlins Lane

Christopher and Rebecca Soder of California purchased a new home located at Lot 40 Merlins Lane from Cavaliere & Sons.

Merrilee Currier, owner/realtor of Curtiss & Crandon, exclusively listed the property, which was sold by Doreen Kostecki of Bob Tendler Real Estate.

Attorney John Florek represented the sellers, and attorney Stephen Wipperman represented the buyers.

Gelding Hill Road

Adam and Miranda Pacchina of Newtown purchased 21 Gelding Hill Road from Andreas F. Hayden.

Kathy Mueller of Curtiss & Crandon exclusively listed the property, which was sold by Claire Miller of Newtown Country Realty.

Attorney Theodore Skowronski represented the seller, and attorney Larry Levinson represented the buyers.

Michael Scarpa recently purchased a home at 24 Gelding Hill Road from David Peters.

Joan Briglia, ABR, of Bob Tendler Real Estate, exclusively listed the property, which was sold in cooperation with Ann Whitney of William Pitt Real Estate.

Attorney Paul Swenson represented Mr Peters while attorney Robert Hall represented Mr Scarpa.

Ironwood Drive

Daniel Zimmerman of Pennsylvania recently purchased a new home located at Lot #8 (4) Ironwood Drive from M&P Development, LLC.

Susan Fernandes of Curtiss & Crandon exclusively listed the property, which was sold by Sharon Rumpel of William Pitt.

Attorney Michael Nahoum represented the sellers, and attorney Joy Previdi represented the buyer.

Berkshire Road

Matt Zaloumis recently sold his home at 520 Berkshire Road, Southbury, to Herbert and Barbara Anderson, formerly of New Milford.

Missy Desrochers of C-21/Scalzo-The Gleason Group exclusively listed the property, which was sold in cooperation with Barbara Hyatt of Settlers & Traders Real Estate.

Attorney Tom Porzio represented the seller, and attorney Ann Fisher represented the buyers.

Wingate Circle

Terri Jones, formerly of Bridgeport, purchased a condominium unit at 207 Wingate Circle, Monroe, from J&P Pagel, et al.

Sylvia Blackmon of William Pitt Real Estateâs Newtown office successfully listed and marketed the property, which was sold by ReMax Action Realty, Fairfield.

Kaechele Drive

Kevin and Lisa Mealia, formerly of Fairfield, purchased a home at 4 Kaechele Drive from John and Elizabeth Montoya.

Melissa Pilchard of William Pitt Real Estateâs Newtown office successfully listed and marketed the property, which was sold with the cooperation of Marie Fodor of Bob Tendler Real Estate.

Attorney Cara DeRosa represented Mr And Mrs Mealia while attorney Robert Hall represented Mr and Mrs Montoya.

Hanover Road

Page Waller and Francis McEneaney, formerly of Patterson, N.Y., purchased a home at 135 Hanover Road from George and Nancy Dugdale.

Alice E. Holmes of William Pitt Real Estateâs Newtown office successfully listed and marketed the property, which was sold with cooperation of Robert Morey of Shaker Real Estate, Bethel.

Attorney Melanie OâBrien of Ridgefield represented the buyers while attorney William Timmell of Newtown represented the sellers.

Bresson Farm Road

Lynn Z. and Christopher McDonnell recently purchased a home at 4 Bresson Farm Road from James and Andrea Pasco.

Karen Bulwidas, GRI, CRS, of Bob Tendler Real Estate, exclusively listed the property, which was sold in cooperation with Doreen Kostecki, GRI, CRS with Bob Tendler Real Estate.

Attorney Michael Nahoum represented Mr and Mrs McDonnell while attorney Susan Snearly represented Nationwide Mutual Insurance Co.

Sturges Road

Mr and Mrs Richard Baudisch have recently purchased a home from Mr and Mrs Theodore Winokur located at 17 Sturges Road, Newtown.

Sandy Jossick-Anderson of Key Realty Newtown, Inc., exclusively listed the property, which was sold in cooperation with Barbara Frey of William Pitt Real Estate.

Attorney Foster Young of Shelton represented the buyer and attorney Mark Kirsch of Cohen & Wolf of Bridgeport represented the seller.

Tamarack Road

Sally Conklin recently sold her home at 16 Tamarack Road to Michelle Yednak Pak and Sung Y. Pak.

Kathi Weller, ABR of Flagpole Realty, Inc., listed and marketed the property, which was sold by Lucille Blessey of William Pitt Real Estate.

Attorney Michael Nahoum of Newtown represented the seller, and attorney Helen Joy Previdi of Newtown represented the buyers.

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