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August 9, 2010

The Gloucester Daily Times Mon Aug 09, 2010, 09:51 PM EDT

Information about Gloucester real estate sales, compiled from Registry of Deeds filings, is provided under copyright by Banker and Tradesman, Boston.

11 Lookout St.: Andrew J. Orlando and Andrew A. Orlando from Archibald M. Rudolph and Phyllis A. Rudolph on July 26 for $320,000.

14 Samuel Riggs Circle: P. Murphy Kerstein Real Estate Trust and P. Murphy-Kerstein from David Guthrie on July 27 for $1.35 million.

24 Rowley Shore: Marc Vidal from Roseann Vidal from Plum Cove Trust and Patricia A. Deluca on July 22 for $1,287,500.

55 High St.: Elizabeth G. Kavanagh Trust and William CS Remsen from Wells Fargo Bank on July 22 for $123,525.

17 Magnolia Ave.: David M. Hoag and Alice M. Hoag from Elaine S. Czerw on July 26 for $40,000.

194 Atlantic St.: Paul Fortier and Cynthia T. Fortier from Antony J. Fenn and Jacqueline A. Fenn on July 23 for $355,000.

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