Franklin County deed transfers: Jan. 22-28, 2023

Chambersburg Public Opinion

Fri, Mar 3, 2023, 5:05 AM2 min read

CHAMBERSBURG - The following deed transfers, for Jan. 22-28, 2023, are public record in the Franklin County Registers and Recorders office

More deeds: Find out what properties have changed hands in Franklin County

Kenneth Ebersol to Spencer Funk, one parcel, Greene Township, $195,000

Michael Lynn Holden to PKW Properties LLC, Lincoln Street, Greene Township, $127,000

CNM Land Holdings LLC to Next Generation Ag LLC, one parcel, Lurgan Township, $460,000

Drine LLC to Alexis Kane Stull, Somerset Road, Greene Township, $474,245

Matthew Jones to Kimberly Smyth, East King Street, Chambersburg, $105,000

Linda Snair to Clare Hayes, Winter Leaf Drive, Montgomery Township, $43,250

U.S. Bank Trust National Assocation to TD Homes 4 You LLC, North Broad Street, Waynesboro, $169,900

William Johnston Jr. to Maria Carannante, East Main Street, Greene Township, $130,000

Trademark Development Corporation to Matthew Bonner, Pen Mar Road, Washington Township, $40,000

Nancy Hoenstine to Pareshkumar Raval, Sisters Place, Washington Township, $249,900

Edward Herman to Daniel Dorman, Dixie Avenue, St. Thomas Township, $219,900

William Landis to SPG Capital LLC, South Park Avenue, Mercersburg, $125,500

Wayne Decker to Marlon Kerr, Molly Pitcher Highway, Greene Township, $265,000

Douglas Ebersole to SRALEX LLC, one parcel, Antrim Township, $270,000

Nature Conservancy to Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, two parcels, Metal Township, $450,000

Laron Martin to George Sweitzer, Williamsport Pike, Antrim Township, $140,000

Carrie Mae Welsh to Jeffrey Swope, Indian Spring Terrace, Fannett Township, $210,000

Daniel Kalinich to Lucas Arnoldo Bonilla Rivera, two parcels, Greene Township, $170,000

Nikolaos Manikas to Michele Fisher, Washington Street, Chambersburg, $210,000

Gary Mahon to Delbert Ray Dingle Jr., Fort Loudon Road, Peters Township, $325,000

DRST Holdings Group LP to Pregnancy Ministries Inc., Phoenix Drive, Chambersburg, $550,000

Hazel Hostetter to Ethan Hostetter, Shoemaker Road, Washington Township, $590,000

White Rock Inc. to Angela Bailey, Range Runner Drive, Guilford Township, $135,000

Andrew Cramer to Tyler Heicklen, one parcel, Shippensburg, $239,900

Walter Keeney Jr. to Michael Stup Jr., Mountain Road, Metal Township, $175,000

This article originally appeared on Chambersburg Public Opinion: Franklin County deed transfers: Jan. 22-28, 2023

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