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April 30, 2015

REAL ESTATE GUIDE

Upper Arlington

Updated Daily ThisWeekNews.com

featured home eautiful English Tudor on a cul-de-sac lot! Impressive two story foyer opens to formal living and dining rooms. A spacious kitchen with casual dining overlooks the stunning gardens. This wonderful home offers a fabuous great room with cathedral ceiling and fireplace! A perfect entertaining home. There are five bedrooms and 5.5 baths which includes a lovely guest suite or mother-in-law suite with a kitchen, family room and private bath. The fantastic lower level is spacious and again a great place to entertain with a recreation room with a pool table, an office, and a media room with surround sound and a full bath. The beautiful lot is landscaped to perfection with colorful flowers and two patios. A three-car garage completes the picture. A great opporunity! To see this home call Jane Stone 614-324-4037

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about the agent ane Stone has been representing buyers and sellers for over 40 years! Being a life long Upper Arlington resident, Jane is familiar with most homes in this community! Her experience and knowledge has made her a most trusted real estate professional. A consistent award winner and always earning the most important award, 100% customer satisfaction, Jane looks forward to having the pleasure of talking with you! Call 614-324-4037 or jane.stone@kingthompson.com

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Find charm and wealth of Northview 2 model An unfinished attic over the garage offers room for expansion in the compact, two-story Northview 2 (405-50). Its high-peaked roof and lofty chimney, along with the oval window in the front door, lend a nostalgic Victorian air to the home. The rest of the Northview 2 is by no means old fashioned. The family living spaces downstairs are spacious and comfortably informal.

Home Design The large country kitchen has a built-in dishwasher and centers around a work island, eating bar, and counter, and cupboard space is plentiful. Washer and dryer are but a few steps away in the utility room. A fireplace adds charm and warmth to the richly windowed living and dining area. Some families might

prefer to use this area as one large family room with an informal eating nook, rather than a formal dining area next to the kitchen. The den offers an inhome office that can substitute for a formal dining area. The halfbath is convenient for visitors. All of the bedrooms are upstairs. The master suite with its

private deck, walk-in closet, spa and tub/shower area, offers homeowners a luxurious getaway within the home. The other two bedrooms share a bathroom that also includes a compartmentalized vanity and linen storage. Windows in the front bedroom are capped by a contemporary halfround, giving this front a dash of class all its own.

The Northview 2 (405-50) is the Landmark Designs Inc. plan of the week. Up to 15 percent off construction plans is

offered. Call 800-5621151 or visit ldiplans.com for details. A $25 study plan also is available, consisting of an artist rendering, elevations, floor plans and cross section. Order online using the discount code LWD13 or send payment to Landmark Designs Inc. PO Box 5625 Eugene, Ore. 97405, and be sure to indicate the Northview 2 (405-50), discount code LWD13.

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BY DON GAGLIARDO AND ZHOUQIN BURNIKEL / EDITED BY WILL SHORTZ ACROSS

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55 Inverse trig function 57 Friendly 59 Warning just before a cutoff of service 62 Misdo something 63 Some grillings 64 Quick cut 65 Hair option 66 Was unfaithful 69 Bit of exercise, in Britain 72 Iranian pilgrimage city 73 Aid to Zen meditation 76 Flavor 78 Title TV character who was over 200 years old 80 Celebratory event for a new company or product 83 Venus 86 Shakespearean king 87 Changes the placement of in a tournament bracket 89 Neutral shade 90 Indian bread 91 Long-tailed monkey 94 That girl, in Genoa 95 Tell on 96 Graduation V.I.P. 97 Ewe two? 99 Yew, too 101 Atari 7800 competitor, briefly 102 Bridge writer Charles 105 Life ____ know it

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107 Scruggs on a banjo 109 Bass role in a Gilbert & Sullivan opera 112 Order at a Mexican grill 115 Product with a Lubrastrip 119 Plus-size model? 121 Hard evidence a lawyer follows 123 Kind of pain 124 Prisoners’ wear 125 Hammed it up 126 Investigation 127 Whups 128 Something grown — or eaten — in rows 129 Powerhouse in African soccer DOWN

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19 Ending with shop or weight 20 Question ending a riddle 24 Hedge fund pro 27 Smooths over 30 Princess of Power 33 Pro wrestler Albano 34 What an electric meter measures 35 Fans have them 36 Certain trade barrier 38 Many a Seeing Eye dog 40 Living ____ 42 Sly suggestion 43 Initialism on a bank door 44 Muscle ____ 46 Lunatic 48 Follower of 21-Across 50 Big brand of dog food 53 Largest coastal city between San Francisco and Portland 54 Poor grades 56 Holds up 58 Hula-Hoop, e.g. 60 Went for, puppystyle 61 They come with strings attached 67 Drinking now, paying later 68 Some movie theaters 70 “____ tu” (Verdi aria) 71 One of 10 in Exodus 74 Sunlit spaces 75 Big name in antiscience debunking 76 Fluctuates wildly 77 Greetings of old 79 Bars of music?

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93 Bit of fanfare 95 Kindle, e.g. 98 ____ Rebellion (event of 1676) 100 Farm machine 103 “Swan Lake” figure 104 Milne young ’un

106 Author of “MS. Found in a Bottle,” for short 108 Conifer that loses its leaves in the fall 109 Window sticker fig. 110 “Click ____ ticket” 111 Floor 113 Ancient Greek contest

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117 “De ____” (“You’re welcome”: Fr.) 118 Gershwin portrayer in “Rhapsody in Blue” 120 Dunderhead 122 Motley

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◆ Over 40 years experience and a consistent award winner! ◆ Lifelong resident of Upper Arlington ◆ Quality choice award for 100% customer satisfaction! JANE STONE, G.R.I.

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Johanna Lopez 30 years real estate experience Assistant to Jane Stone

EXPERIENCE AND KNOWLEDGE MAKE ALL THE DIFFERENCE!

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4021 Longhill. Beautiful English Tudor on a cul-de-sac lot! 2 story foyer, lovely formal rooms, fabulous great room off kitchen. Guest suite or motherin-law suite, 2 staircases, 3 car garage! 2 patios, gorgeous! $669,000

2390 Kensington. Between the parks! Beautiful Tudor! 5 bedrooms, 2.2 baths. Lovely formal rooms, kitchen renovation 2015, new hardwood in kitchen & family room! All new appliances. Sunroom! Very charming inside & out! $629,000

Close to schools, library & recreation! Beautiful 3 bedroom, 4½ bath home. Lovely formal rooms, 2 family rms, one w/cherry wood, other could be large den or office. Kit w/cherry cabinets, deep lot, paver drive & walk. $627,500

Traditional home on nearly an acre. 2 story offers 5 bdrms, 1 on 1st flr, 4 up, 3.5 baths. Kit. with hearth room, fplc, stainless counters, formal rms, sun rm, 1st flr lndry! Ravine lot! 3c gar., prof. landscaped. $784,000

It would be my pleasure to represent you! TOP 100 REAL ESTATE DEALS THIS WEEK Which area of central Ohio has the hottest real estate market right now? How much did that house sell for down the street? How much are homes in your community compared to homes across town? You’ll find the answers to those questions in ThisWeek’s exclusive Top 100 Real Estate Deals This Week. This list picks out 100 of the area’s home and condominium transactions for a given week. All sales occurred within the ThisWeek circulation area. Listed here is the address of the property sold, the buyer’s name and the sale price. All information is provided by CompuName of Westerville. Delaware 601 Buena Park Dr.; George T. Spradling and Daphne B. Martin; $330,000 423 Tipperary Loop; Jilai Wu and Yiping Zhang; $331,213 422 Tipperary Loop; Damon S. and Jennifer L. Willaman; $311,044 416 Tipperary Loop; Jade C. and Lisa L. Perry; $322,637 405 Tipperary Loop; Amy L. and Christopher J. Kerr; $355,152 Galena 7055 Marrisey Loop; Lindsey A. and Britton R. Leslie; $339,900 6055 Braymoore Dr.; David A. and Courtney L. Buttke; $579,000 1290 Forsyth Ln.; Benjamin A. and Hayley B. Edgson; $332,000 Lewis Center 5680 Maplewood Ct.; Matthew Stephen Barna and Andrea R. Garner; $269,500 2697 Marshall Ct.; Andy C. Phung and Jing Yang; $320,000 1640 Royal Oak Dr.; Jamie T. and Sarabeth V. Stone; $268,000 Powell 9538 Creighton Dr.; Leqiang Guo and Luying Zhao; $480,000 9431 Pine Creek Dr.; The Huntington National Bank; $480,000 8520 Coldwater Dr.; Courtney M. Choate, tr. Etal.; $431,827 8352 Steitz Rd.; Timothy A. and Stephanie A. Mcginty; $470,000 6751 Lilac Ln.; Sourabh M. Tambe and Dipti L Joshi; $362,280 6688 Knoll View Ct.; Michael Patrick and Anita Darlene Mcguire; $389,900 5411 Rosalind Blvd.; Qinke Zhang and Wei He; $605,000 4994 Brust Dr.; Sean K. and Sue Ellen Hughes; $309,900 4077 Hickory Rock Dr.; Timothy and Tamara Beck; $530,933 Sunbury 8481 Porter Central Rd.; Scott Mc-

Cormick and Gwenn Marie Spence; $281,000 Blacklick 8671 Melton Fields Dr.; DaJuan R. Kenny; $216,085 796 Poppy Hills Dr.; Kathryn Hopper and Richard Hopper; $292,000 7915 Narrow Leaf Dr.; Michael D. Smith and Karen A. Smith; $263,000 7397 Pinecrest Dr.; Jeffrey R. Earley and Margaret C. Earley; $365,000 624 Aconite Ct.; Brandon D. Craddolph and Tiffany L. Craddolph; $248,111 Dublin 5611 Loch Broom Cir.; Corrine Carman Kavinsky; $422,000 8192 Bibury Ln.; Patrick C. Walz and Dawn J. Walz; $585,000 7985 Riverside Dr.; Kenneth Karel Boyer and Leigh Ann Willis; $392,000 6916 Ballantrae Pl.; Farouki A. Majeed and Yazmeen Majeed; $531,000 6674 Baronscourt Loop; Ammar Alahmar; $455,000 6010 Tuswell Dr.; Benjamin William Hahn and Michelle Elise Hahn; $264,900 5765 Trafalgar Ln.; Brett A. Febus; $539,990 5573 Royal Dublin Dr.; Jason E. Durham and Lindsey Durham; $375,000 2332 Olde Sawmill Blvd.; Nicholas A. Nosek and Sumer Nosek; $277,000 6891 Conquistador Ct.; Robert Haas and Esther Haas; $334,762 6622 Tantallon Sq.; Michael E. Kehoe and Elaine M. Kehoe; $533,953 6104 Holywell Dr.; Amy Koenig; $291,000 Hilliard 6161 Longwood Dr.; John K. Wilder and Sharon S. Wilder; $289,616 6026 Heritage Lakes Dr.; Derek S. Adelman and Megan L. Adelman; $282,500 5990 Heritage Lakes Dr.; Debra L. McGinnis and Mark A. McGinnis; $445,000 5617 Jennybrook Ln.; Kelsey Holt and David Holt; $239,900 4074 Treebrook Dr.; William M. Balson and Janice L. Balson; $255,000 2809 Hutson Ln.; Jenni W. Gorospe; $236,000 New Albany 8050 Griswold Dr.; Arthur Robinson; $295,000 6974 New Albany Rd. E.; John Boyer; $431,000 5480 Harlem Rd.; Christopher R. Smith and Samantha L. Smith; $287,000 5077 Butterworth Green Dr.; Grant W. Barclay; $347,427 4497 Battles St.; Todd R. Taylor and

Hollind Chernoff and Robert L. Taylor; $255,000 1121 Challis Springs Dr.; Michael E. Rowe and Tiffany J. Rowe; $333,500 Reynoldsburg 7830 Grandley Ct.; Angela M. Licata and Jeffrey T. Licata; $212,500 2149 Wagontrail Dr.; Robert Mitchell Howell and Morgan Wood; $175,000 Westerville 6101 Gainey Ct; Joyce A. Logan; $388,000 6057 Tournament Dr.; Frances M Labuda, tr.; $355,000 6010 Weathered Oak Ct.; Frederic K. and Barbara J. Osterman; $515,000 5251 Sorrento Ct.; Deborah T. Helm; $699,000 6170 Dajana Dr.; Mary K. Holland and Marvin A. Royster; $281,180 Worthington 298 Frontenac Pl.; Rebecca S. Krutko; $299,800 180 Larrimer Ave.; Sharon W. Chadwell; $209,900 1077 Kirk Ave.; Jillian L. Crumpton and Matthew D. Crumpton; $260,000 1073 Putney Dr.; Doug M. Wyse and Heidi H. Wyse; $325,000 Canal Winchester 7623 Walnut Dr.; Trevor Nelson and Stacy E. Nelson; $219,900 7265 Bromfield Dr.; Jodi N. Musick and Donnie L. Musick; $250,000 6181 Dietz Dr.; Jason R. Case and Megan A. Case; $299,990 Grove City 6141 Great Run Pl.; Dwayne E. Rice; $439,000 6034 Winnebago St.; Jennifer S. Mc-

Cord and Christopher Clay McCord; $315,000 380 W. Third Ave.; Mitchell D. Allen; $250,000 182 E. 4th Ave.; Maria V. Divierte; $285,000 1404 Summit St.; Benjamin S. Scragg; $260,000 Columbus 425 E. Como Ave.; Jeffrey A. Majarian and Creighton T. Putnam-Majarian; $207,500 2553 Glen Echo Dr.; Candace Neumann; $220,000 East Side 37 Woodland Ave.; Michael J. Bassani and Cathy A. Bassani; $375,000 German Village 484 E. Kossuth St.; James Ross Borman and Jennifer Lee Borman; $399,000 179 E. Deshler Ave.; Christopher Burke, tr; $1,300,000 1012 S. Front St., Unit 1012; Trevor E. Nikles; $241,000 Grandview 1241 Broadview Ave.; Philip W. Miller and Megan L. Miller; $295,000 1000 Urlin Ave., Unit 1420; Linda Anderson and Steve Berger; $294,500 Columbus 6410 Hoffman Trace Dr.; Andrea C. Carmichael; $269,435 6295 Kinver Edge Way; Edward W. Haug and Nola M. Haug; $296,500 5450 Nelsonia Pl.; Brian A. Callaghan; $510,000 409 Josaphat Way; Alexander D. Schmauder and Tonya M. Moore; $209,000

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Clintonville 48 W. Cooke Rd.; Brian L. Peterson; $338,000 4100 Pegg Ave.; Jessica G. Fallon and Jacob Dean Dvarga; $270,000 366 Glenmont Ave.; Abbie L. Logsdon and Benjamin P. Logsdon; $250,000 35 Westwood Rd.; Colleen M. Bauer; $257,900 264 E. North Broadway St.; Brett M. Gambill and Tyler W. Burnett; $428,900 Downtown 933 Ingleside Ave.; Christopher D. Yoha; $234,000 321 W. Hubbard Ave.; Gabriele Dillmann; $275,000 Upper Arlington 900 Birchmont Rd.; Brett A. Busold and Jena A. Busold; $226,500 5175 Hampton Ln.; Steven L. Mullaney and Jennifer L. Mullaney; $735,000 2077 Nayland Rd.; Mark A. Forsythe and Lyndi A. Forsythe; $350,000 1333 Carron Dr.; James D. Coyle; $482,500 4844 Bellann Rd.; Peter A. Albanese and Rebecca L. Boyer; $420,000 473 Sunnyhill Dr.; Sophia Marvar; $217,000 3588 Rivervail Dr.; Donald T. Gamboni; $247,970 3517 La Rochelle Dr.; Mutsuko Minata; $289,000 3471 Greenbank Ct.; Richard L. Dawson and Bonnie J. Dawson; $277,500 2687 Bristol Rd.; Erika A. Cybulskis; $212,500 2120 Riverside Dr.; Jonathan L. Gerschman and Caitlin K. Pepper; $229,500 2115 Cresthill Dr.; Antonio Jesus Conejo and Navarro and Nuria Puig Raposo; $220,000 1427 Stoneygate Ln.; Robert J. Mersy and Regina S. Mersy; $430,000 West Side 3881 Poplar Bend Dr.; Sarah E. Switzer; $228,000 3672 Grimes Dr.; Eric Vojsak and Alysha Workman; $224,000 1452 Beaman Dr.; Ryan T. Colley and Sandra J. Colley; $200,000 Northland 5725 Sinclair Rd.; Marty Sue Howe and Ronald Howe; $250,000 Gahanna 759 Cherry Wood Pl.; Jeremy N. Serdenis and Tracy A. Serdenis; $283,000 496 Woodside Lake Dr.; Bonnie L.

Windisch; $203,000 4025 Blue Mountain Cir.; Michael Thompson, Sr. and Tiffany l. Thompson; $243,020 387 Woodmark Run; Lydia J. Ohman and Alan M. Ohman; $210,000 265 Caswell Dr.; Charles R. Porter, III and Aimee B. Porter; $261,000 195 N. Crossing Creek ; Timothy Harrington and Trude Harrington; $412,000 Northeast Side 4747 Coachford Dr.; Kathryn D. Hawkins and Brian J. Hawkins; $134,900 2771 Berthstone Ct.; Christianah Adeyeye; $110,000 2601 Wildwood Dr.; Kenneth Cammon and Hazeline Cammon; $102,000 2382 Wildwood Rd.; Anthony R. Forrest and April A. Tausch; $154,000 Northwest Side 7082 Duffy St.; Jack Lowe and Emily Lowe; $227,000 7003 Scottsford Pl.; David Kaczmarek; $166,500 393 Charmel Pl.; Lisa R. Williamson and Roy J. Williamson; $222,000 2175 Hagerman Dr.; James W. Bachelder; $165,400 1831 W. Case Rd.; Cynthia L. Brown and Thomas A. Brown; $140,000 1606 Oakview Dr.; Russ Frye and Sherry Frye; $317,000 1443 Clubview Blvd. N.; Jonathan and Kerry Smith; $398,000 1201 Bluffway Dr.; Benjamin C. Kraft and Allison B. Kraft; $359,000 1023 Larkstone Dr.; Gary Caudill and Rochelle Caudill; $230,000 Pickerington 8882 Chateau Dr. Nw; Damon R. Faraone; $239,900 760 Montmorency Dr. East; Terrence A. Creighton; $192,500 674 Manchester Circle North; Steven and Misty Reigle; $235,000 422 Flat River St.; Johnathan and Katherine Fritz; $194,000 3243 Long Cove Ct.; Bonnie L. Stern; $183,000 12938 Edgewood Ct. Nw; Matthew D. Campos; $232,500 12020 Steeplechase Ave. Nw; Chanthaburi Long; $197,000 11582 Eddington Ave. Nw; Adam C. Schlett and Abigail Hanf; $200,900 For more information on obtaining additional home sales transactions in central Ohio, call CompuName at (614) 3253176.


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