Property transfers: Ashland County sales range from $15K to $330K

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City of Ashland

214 Ferrell Ave., Ashland; Vanessa Allen to Treytn Kennedy; $126,000.

316 Fairview Drive, Ashland; Steven Delong to Frederick J. Ginter Jr. and Cynthia A. Ginter; $260,000.

1224 Hunters Walk East, Ashland; Andrew N. Bush (co-trustees) to Pamela S. Jent; $175,000.

231 Pleasant St., Ashland; Henry Miller and Stephanie Lynn Miller to Greg S. Jones ad Ha. T. Jones; $129,900.

1249 Claremont Ave., Ashland; Hiner Enterprise, Inc. to Jack Capital Investment; 1.22 acres; $370,000.

1590 Crestview Drive, Ashland; Jack Capital Investment to Coop Holdings; $325,000.

Hanover Township

219 N. Riverside Drive and 211 N. Riverside Drive, Loudonville; Keith D. Banbury to Dean A. Stoner and Ronda L. Stoner; $16,000.

Milton Township

1158 County Road 1475, Ashland; Timothy L. Saner and Jeanne L. Saner to Scott J. Saner and Courtney L. Saner; $330,000.

Mohican Township

1.29 acres, County Road 1975, Jeromesville; Jeffry Blake McFarlin to Heifner Excavating; $15,470.

Orange Township

2.5802 acres, Township Road 754, Ashland; Matthew J. Steiner Sr. (trustee) to Gail M. Steiner (trustee) to Arthur Hill and Hollie Hill; $60,000.

Perry Township

64 Township Road 1400, Jeromesville; Jay E. Calame to Eugene M. High and Edna M. High; 1.873 acres; $185,000.

1117 County Road 175, Polk; Timothy James Snow to Deborah K. Snow; $75,000.

Sullivan Township

183 Township Road 581, Sullivan; Michael E. Bizorik to Ian Lamb and Katelyn Lamb; $159,000.

407 Township Road 581, Ashland; Ljana Pertuc to Dustin Wells; $57,500.

This article originally appeared on Ashland Times Gazette: Property transfers: Ashland County sales range from $15K to $330K

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