REALTY SALES.(At Home)

From: The Virginian Pilot | Date: August 27, 2005 | Copyright information

CHESAPEAKE

FROM MAY 5 TO 19

Albemarle Acres - Michael and Michelle Bryan to Marcus and Bailey Anderson, 1400 Norlina Drive, $230,000.

Albemarle Pines - Brian and Wendy Skeens to David A. Jones Jr., $190,000.

Albemarle Terrace - Willie Chapman to Fred W. Kroll, 137 Causeway Drive, $210,000.

Amberly - Marvin F. Sharpe III and Debra Sharpe to Ronald Buey and Michelle Wright, 2729 Janice Lynn Court, $68,500.

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