Columbia County real estate transactions worth $100,000 or more recorded between May 28 and June 21, 2024. Information is drawn from public records held by the Columbia County Circuit Court Clerk and County Assessor, and the Arkansas Secretary of State.
This real estate transaction cycle includes one land sale and seven home sales.
A May 28 land sale in Waldo brought in $123,500. Andrew and Katie Hurley sold 62.59 acres north of Columbia 60 and Highway 371 in Waldo to Edward and Vanda McClelland. The McClellands financed the sale with a $100,640 mortgage from Farm Credit Services of Western Arkansas, FLCA, Russellville. The land was sold on October 1, 2015 by Peggy Sue Miner to Andrew and Hannah Hurley (33.40 acres and 24.81 acres) for $65,000 and on July 28, 2020 by Gary Criss and Lisa Hurley to Andrew and Hannah Hurley (4.38 acres) for $30,000. The 4.38 acres of land includes a 40 x 300 ft broiler house and the 33.40 acres of land includes a 12 x 32 ft utility building, a 40 x 44 ft utility building and a 38 x 40 ft barn. The property was transferred by deed from Hannah Hurley to Andrew Hurley on July 29, 2022.
The sale of the 1,729-square-foot home on Timberlane Drive in Magnolia closed on June 7 for $175,000. Patricia Williamson and Donnie Hugh McDonald, along with Douglas Williamson, sold the home to Danja R. Torrence and Tevin D. Torrence. The Torrenses financed the sale with a $171,830 mortgage from Residential Acceptance Corp. of Tampa, Fla. Patricia Williamson and Douglas Williamson acquired the home on May 23, 2024, by affidavit of succession from Herschel Williamson.
A 2,032 square foot home in Sleepy Hollow, Magnolia, sold for $197,000 on June 10. Dana Burchfield Harris and Ronald J. Harris, Joy R. Franks and Anthony L. Franks, Terry Burchfield Journey and Gary W. Journey and Karan Carmony sold the home to Darick Lamont Matthews and Silena Rae Matthews. The Matthews supported the sale with a $199,526.55 mortgage from Bodcor Bank. Joe B. and Dana Burchfield purchased the home by warranty deed on June 13, 2000 from Thomas and Faye Pulig for $112,500.
A 3,200 square foot home and 5.82 acres at 140 Columbia in Waldo sold for $540,000 on June 14. Matthew and Rebecca Paulson sold the property to Scott J. Dee and Katherine L. Dee. The Dees financed the purchase with a $464,400 mortgage from Rocket Mortgage, LLC of Detroit, Mich. Matthew Paulson purchased the property for $490,000 on November 22, 2021 from Jason E. and Mary Rene Anderson by warranty deed.
A 1,708 square foot home on Woodlawn Drive in Magnolia sold for $190,000 on June 14. Adam and Angela Collins sold the home to Troy Gwynn and Nina Rae Gwynn. Mortgage information was not available for this sale. Adam and Angela Collins purchased the home from Mildred Owens on August 15, 2018 for $150,000.
The sale of the 2,274 square foot home on Cullen Circle in Magnolia closed on June 11 for $225,000. Alvia Ascue, trustee of the James E. and Alvia Ascue Revocable Trust, sold the home to Jason Smith and Christine Foley Smith. Mortgage information was not available for this sale. Jimmy E. Ascue purchased the home from Ben D. Berg by warranty deed on February 1, 1984 for $95,000. The property was transferred by warranty deed from James E. and Alvia Ascue to the James E. and Alvia Ascue Revocable Trust on November 7, 2005.
A 2,423 square foot home on Chaffin Lane in Magnolia sold for $195,000 on June 18. Julia Nell Davis (nee Julia N. Wallace) and Jimmy G. Davis sold the home to Robert T. Buxton and Jennifer K. Buxton. No mortgage information was available for this sale. Tommy and Julia N. Wallace acquired the home from Robert Hunt by warranty deed on September 9, 1981.
A 2,136 square foot home on Azalea Avenue in Magnolia sold for $227,500 on June 19. J. Vincent Velazquez and Gaynor N. Velazquez sold the property to Adrienne Ross and LaRousse Ross. Mortgage information was not available for this sale. J. Vincent Velazquez purchased the home via special warranty deed from HSBC Bank USA on May 9, 2023 for $153,100.
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