Myrtle Beach SC 29579
Last filtered sale
$34,900
Sale dated Jul 19, 2002
PIN
39915040008
TMS
1623301133
Public owner
ROSE RICHARD T & TERESA A JAMISON
Acreage
0
Legal description
ASHFORD; LOT 166
Parcel sale date
Jul 19, 2002
Sales history
2 clean records
Permits / Rezonings
0 / 0
Property location
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Property address
216 WEYBURN ST, Myrtle Beach SC 29579
Owner mailing address
216 WEYBURN ST, MYRTLE BEACH, SC, 29579-6872
Deed book / page
2502 / 1111
Coordinates
33.75309, -78.97172
Record source
Horry County Parcels and Address Numbers layers
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PIN
39915040008
TMS
1623301133
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$34,900
Sale dated Jul 19, 2002
2502 / 1111
Buyer / Grantee
ROSE RICHARD T & TERESA A JAMISONSeller / Grantor
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$34,900
Sale dated Jul 19, 2002
2502 / 1111
Buyer / Grantee
ASHFORD LLCSeller / Grantor
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1 sales table records were excluded because they were future-looking, unparseable, or below the MVP value threshold.