Russett Road

By LINDA BAUER

Published: May 26, 2006 12:00 am

Russett Road

Christine Lee purchased 35 Russett Road from McDillon Development.

Bob Maurer of William Pitt Sothebyâs International Realty listed the property, which was sold by Tracy Haas of Century 21

Attorney Steve Tower of Norwalk represented the sellers and attorney William Timmell of Newtown represented the buyer.

Old Waterbury Road, Southbury

Jim Wilcznski and Heather Ross purchased 599 Old Waterbury Road, Southbury, from JYRS, LLC.

Eileen Holleran of William Pitt Sothebyâs International Realty sold the property in cooperation with the listing agent, Catherine Gaudioso of Century 21 Home Services.

Attorney Francis Teodosio from Shelton represented the sellers and attorney John Malloy of Newtown represented the buyer.

Castlewood Drive,

Monroe

Michael and Susan Deynarian purchased a home at 25 Castlewood Drive, Monroe, from Delmar Associates.

Joan Briglia, ABR, with Coldwell Banker Bob Tendler Real Estate was the selling agent while Diane Camella with ReMax Right Choice was the listing agent.

Attorney Dan Shepro of Stratford represented the seller and attorney Joseph San Filippo of Fairfield represented the buyers.

Hattertown Road

Vincent Palumbo and Kirsten Palumbo sold their home at 99 Hattertown Road to Robert A. Costa and Meighan Dutt, formerly of Sandy Hook.

Connie Widmann of Prudential Connecticut Realty listed and marketed the property, which was sold by Lisa Gallagher of Century 21 Scalzo/Gleason of Newtown.

Attorney Eric Dasilva ofÂ Newtown represented the sellers and attorney Karin Nejame of Danbury represented the buyers.

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