Washington County deed transfers for March 31 - April 7, 2024

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The following deed transfers, for March 31 - April 7, 2024, in Washington County are public record in the Maryland Department of Assessment and Taxation office:

Residential:

  • Nelson Lehman to 9738 Downsville Pike LLC, 9738 Downsville Pike, Hagerstown, $1,850,000

  • Todd Young to Michael O'Connor, 103 Eagles Ridge, Smithsburg, $273,500

  • Kenneth Grimm Jr. to Shelly Kline, 1325 Jefferson Blvd., Hagerstown, $155,000

  • Paul Fitzpatrick Jr. to Jeffrey Cornell II, 203 W. Chapline St., Sharpsburg, $255,000

  • Robert Sipes Sr. to Wayne Shaw, 14918 Heavenly Acres Ridge, Hancock, $310,000

  • NVR Inc. to Partha Mukherjee, 5 Patti Lane, Hagerstown, $434,625

  • NVR Inc. to Karen Twietmeyer, 302 Emmert Road, Hagerstown, $381,435

  • 340 Antietam Drive Trust LLC to Marisol Argueta, 340 Antietam Drive, Hagerstown, $300,000

  • Douglas Lawrence to Naomi Lightbringer, 30 Yankee Drive, Keedysville, $514,900

  • Henry Thomas to Joseph Jensen, 333 Sunbrook Lane, Hagerstown, $258,600

  • SPG CAP MD LLC to Altamiranda Luis Carlos Nieto, 543 W. Church St., Hagerstown, $188,900

  • Truman Martin to Richard Nelson Strite, 13843 Pennsylvania Ave., Hagerstown, $1,600,000

  • Mark Schnebly to Purcell Bethley, 13728 Clear Spring Road, Clear Spring, $772,000

  • Choe Plunnecke to Michael William Burditt, 23 Young Ave., Boonsboro, $385,000

  • US Bank Trust National Association Trustee to Jones Olajide, 21418 Leiter St., Hagerstown, $90,000

  • Elmar Alejandro Matias Lopez to Ariel Paniagua, 10400 Bear Creek Drive, Hagerstown, $325,000

  • DRB Group Mid Atlantic LLC to Jasmine Ingram, 9304 Alloway Drive, Hagerstown, $651,910

  • Ronald and Isabel Eby Revocable Living Trust to Paul Williams Umstead, 13058 Resh Road, Hagerstown, $250,000

  • AA Management LLC to Dmitry Guk, 14318 Luella Place, Hagerstown, $600,000

  • Ayat Investments LLC to Elton Ndi, 222 S. Mulberry St., Hagerstown, $158,000

  • Brad Michale Kelley to Xiaoqin Gao, 20115 O'Neals Place, Hagerstown, $350,000

  • Kevin Roberts to Logan Adams, 170 Stonecrest Circle, Keedysville, $484,000

  • Mary Smith to Darren Lehman, 6723 Dam 4 Road, Sharpsburg, $141,000

  • Arlee Elaine Skoog to John Baxter, 10814 Roessner Ave., Hagerstown, $262,000

  • Grant Lee to Lucia Del Carmen Orellana Pineda, 13522 Halifax Drive, Hagerstown, $450,000

  • Kathleen Marie Crump to Hans Kefauver, 11845 Rocky Meadow Road, Clear Spring, $650,000

  • Richard Latimer to Christopher Houck, 20112 Scenic View Court, Boonsboro, $540,000

  • Bruce Niceley to Dean Philleo, 1819 Hoffmaster Road, Knoxville, $300,000

  • Nancy Manahan to Scott Mitchell Augustine, 13912 Patriot Way, Hagerstown, $320,000

  • Thomas Victor Craig to David Allen Hays, Spade Road, Hagerstown, $1,000,000

  • Francis John Timmins to Nancy Elaine Rachlin, 609 Observatory Drive, Hagerstown, $347,000

  • NAC Properties LLC to Janice Allen, 13412 Marquise Drive, Hagerstown, $450,000

  • Marcos Evert Oritz Lavariega to Aminata Camara, 847 Monet Drive, Hagerstown, $290,000

  • Beth Buys REI LLC to Robert Howard Conley Jr., 12004 Heather Drive, Hagerstown, $160,000

  • Lynn Spielman to Grant Harrison, 11530 Dellwyn Drive, Hagerstown, $283,000

  • Robyn Jones to Lucy Robillard, 5650 Mondell Road, Sharpsburg, $625,000

  • Justin Hart to George Hilliker, 16925 Shinham Road, Hagerstown, $250,000

  • Dmitry Guk to Mohammad Reza Sanaee, 17834 Justice Court, Hagerstown, $410,000

  • Samuel Judge to Patrick Todd, 11 N. Main St., Keedysville, $370,000

  • IRES MD LLC to Rosvinda Portillo De Salguero, 1328 Outer Drive, Hagerstown, $325,000

  • Lora Williams to Nextgen Homesteads LLC, 924 Kasinof Ave., Hagerstown, $309,900

  • Hewlett Byrd to Essan Koffi Bruce, 432 Jonathan St., Hagerstown, $150,000

  • Richmond American Homes of Md. Inc. to Kenesha Baldwin Hardin, 12345 Fallen Timbers Circle, Hagerstown, $499,999

Non-Residential:

  • Hagerstown Properties LLC to LEOJ Land Holdings LLC, 25 Broadway, Hagerstown, $800,000

  • Timothy Gipe to Polidecto Hernandez, 536 N. Howard St., Hagerstown, $375,000

  • Timothy Gipe to Polidecto Hernandez, 538 N. Howard St., Hagerstown, $375,000

  • Timothy Gipe to Polidecto Hernandez, 736 Virginia Ave., Hagerstown, $375,000

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