Warren County IL Property Transfers 03/24/2025 – 03/28/2025

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Alexis
● 635 285th Ave: $358,200.00; William Holloway to Chandler & Ellen Burns
● 1588 290th Ave: $71,000.00; Debra & Garry Wayland to Midwest Homebuyers LLC

Monmouth
● No Address: $4,000.00; Deborah Manes to Lenox LLC
● 632 200th Ave: $290,000.00; Nicholas Hennenfent to Sharon Hennenfent
● Farmland: $1,031,525.00; Lee Educational Trust to Nicholas Kraft
● 604 W Broadway: $70,000.00; Courtney Tate to Lanie Tate
● Farmland: $653,040.00; Andrew Huston to Lydia & William Yoder

Roseville
● 588 90th Ave: $90,000.00; Melba Twomey Estate to Lori Lipes
● 110 E Lincoln St: $152,000.00; James & Kylie Galla to Brody & Nia Lee
● 355 S Jefferson St: $60,000.00; John Heikes to Kitty Thompson

***Courtesy of the Warren County Clerk & Recorder’s Office***

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