Property transfers: Ashland County sales range from $1.5K-$290K

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Thu, May 11, 2023, 1:00 PM2 min read

City of Ashland

105 N. Mount Vernon Ave., Loudonville; Jacob W. and Bonnie Rose Bright to Jacob W. Bright; $173,613.88.

740 Garmon St., Ashland; Charles H. and Barbara J. Deter to Sarah B. Nulph; $120,000.

429 Sandusky St., Ashand; Jackson Lefever and Deven Lowman to Isaac and Kiana Waterman; $190,000.

884 Ridge Road, Ashland; Michael T. and Lee Ann Mooney to Karen M. Jackson; $290,000.

317 Carroll St., Ashland; Estate of Jack Coleman to Kevin Benner and Jackie Benner; $44,000.

228 Banning Ave., Ashland; Anne F. and Robert M. Beer to Martin A. Royer; $135,000.

449 E. Ninth St., Ashland; Ryan and Nichoel Wickham to John K. Young; $75,000.

515 Sandusky St., Ashland; Broken Properties, to Robert Raymond Ross; $154,900.

1300 Myers Ave., Ashland; Arrow Properties to DJB Rentals; $71,500.

413 Perry St., Ashland, Roxanne L. Brock to Andrew A. and Briahnon E. Plank; $135,000.

305 W. Walnut St., Ashland; Paula J. and Richard R. Tucker (trustee) to Vicki Lynn Howman; $85,000.

209 Freer Court, Ashland; Shirley A. Denbow to David C. Denbow; $150,000.

Jackson Township

2271 Pinella Court, West Salem; Douglas Brodwolf to Wayne County Hometown Handyman; $3,000.

3258 Acuminata Drive, West Salem; Tina Hobrath to Wayne County Hometown Handyman; $2,000.

3266 Arrick Drive, West Salem; Matthew J. Ridgeway to Wayne County Hometown Handyman; $3,200.

2037 Coriander Drive, Ashland; Marilyn A. Kwiatkowski to Wayne County Hometown Handyman; $3,000.

1409 Minosa Lane, West Salem; Carol E. Sharp to Wayne County Hometown Handyman; $1,500.

Hanover Township

121 N. Water St., Loudonville; Michael Ray Beans to Bilancini Holdings; $135,000.

525 E. Main St., Loudonville; Orren E. Reynolds to Ashton L. Fordenwalt and Brianna M. Beall; $100,000.

Mifflin Township

1156 Township Road 2306, Perrysville; Marcus C. Christian to Lucas Richard Sweeney and Ashton Mackey; $75,450.

Troy Township

1035 US Route 224, Nova; Harold C. Bills to Ralph J. Amick and Lanette Moore; $45,000.

1035 US Route 224, Nova; Ralph J. Amick and Lanette Moore to Ralph Jason Michael and Cassandra Maye Amick; $40,000.

Vermillion Township

1835 County Road 1095, Ashland; Jeffrey Heichel to Zachary T. Bernard; 5.06 acres; $150,000.

This article originally appeared on Ashland Times Gazette: Ashland County property transfers: Sale prices from $1.5K-$290K

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