The First Twenty - 2011

After many long days I now have a brief moment to write this blog.  It's truly remarkable how busy summers can be - not just the mowing and getting the camp ready, but all the wonderful events.  I've been to a wedding shower in Rochester for our nephew, then a graduation for our niece.  We also found time to go to the Merry-Go-Round Playhouse in Owasco to see "Anything Goes" with Bob's mother.  Of course that meant eating out at Connie's (any excuse!).  All that in the past week on top of 12 hour days which included two open houses and countless showings.  What a marvelous time of year!

So here we are, in no known order, just as they came up in computer.  All are listed as being in Skaneateles, although a couple are in Sennett with Skaneateles Schools, and another in Spafford.  Some are village (3) and some are waterfront (4) and two are lake rights.  The prices are their sales prices.

3391 East Lake Road - $430,000

2052 West Lake Road - $752,000

1000 Jewett Road - $95,000

3104 West Lake Road - $242,000

33 Calemad Drive - $442,600

1575 Tracy Drive - $305,000

1863 Sugar Maple Lane - $105,100

2489 East Lake Road - $850,000

2875 East Lake Road - $310,000

2104 West Lake Road - $270,000

7 Wicklow Drive - $325,000

2542 East Lake Road - $164,300

3663 Fisher Road - $199,000

12 Prentiss Drive - $685,000

1531 Thornton Heights - $370,000

4135 Jordan Road - $118,000

3809 Gully Road - $99,000

180 East Genesee Street - $235,000

4179 NW Townline Road - $55,000

Lot 8 Calemad - $613,700

Since we already have 3 more towards the next 20, maybe we can sell and close 17 more in record time!

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