Closing out 2012

What a great way to end the old year and bring in the new!  The following are the Sixth Twenty homes to sell in the Skaneateles area in 2012, plus an extra seven homes to close the year.  One hundred twenty-seven single family residences - amazing!  127!  By way of comparison, in 2011 there were only 71 closings the entire year.

In no particular order:

2575 East Lake Road - Town of Skaneateles - $710,000

2098 West Lake Road - Town of Skaneateles - $217,000

44 East Lake Road - Village of Skaneateles - $220,000

35 Calemad Drive - Town of Sennett - $395.000

3878 Highland Drive - Town of Skaneateles - $281,000

1650 Coon Hill Road - Town of Skaneateles - $160,000

5 Woodmere Terrace - Village of Skaneateles - $580,000

8A Gayle Road - Village of Skaneateles - $775,000

3395 East Lake Road - Town of Skaneateles - $1,650,000

4416 Jordan Road - Town of Skaneateles - $145,000

5 Tallcott Lane - Village of Skaneateles - $584,000

1022 Butters Farm Lane - Town of Skaneateles - $400,000

4388 State Street Road - Town of Skaneateles - $280,000

2595 Benson Road - Town of Skaneateles - $167,280

4234 Jordan Road - Town of Skaneateles - $87,100

3408 Rickard Road - Town of Skaneateles - $189,000

74 Onondaga Street - Town of Skaneateles - $268,000

7 Heather Woods Court - Village of Skaneateles - $295,000

3916 East Street - Town of Skaneateles - $389,900

1515 Coon Hill Road - Town of Skaneateles - $185,000

2505 East Lake Road - Town of Skaneateles - $990,000

1390 Thornton Heights - Town of Skaneateles - $285,000

1083 Jewett Road - Town of Skaneateles - $235,000

4630 Phillips Road - Skaneateles Falls - $101,760

3145 East Lake Road - Town of Skaneateles - $804,300

51 Leitch Avenue - Village of Skaneateles - $295,000

3915 Highland Avenue - Town of Skaneateles - $198,900

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