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Posted: January 8, 2015
Grappone of KW Commercial brokers $1.075 million sale
Keller Williams Commercial brokers sale of 1.44-acre Dick Days Auto Sale located at 198 Loudon Rd. David Grappone of KW Commercial NH represented the seller, Richard J. Day and Scott Walker of Premier Properties represented the buyer, Sugar River Bank.
The sale of the property came out to be $746,528 per acre and according to public record the property sold for $1.075 million.
Sugar River Bank is one of the oldest banks in the region with offices located primarily in the western part of the state.
Sugar River Bank was established in 1895 and this is their first bank venture in 20 years expanding into the Concord region.
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