Prince William Home Sales

From: The Washington Post | Date: July 3, 2005 | Copyright information

The following home sales were recently recorded in Prince William County and supplied to The Washington Post by the Prince William County Real Estate Assessments Office. To find sale and assessment records for homes in Prince William and elsewhere in the Washington area, visit www.washingtonpost.com/realestate.

AIREDALE CT., 9883-Kelly M. and Paul B. Parker to Jennifer Hutchinson, $420,000.

BEDDER STONE PL., 9693-Janice M. and John P. Ebert Dix to Phung T. Chu and Jimmy Chou, $32...

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