Real estate transactions in Aiken County registrar files
A sampling of recent deeds shows lot transfers across communities such as New Ellenton Audubon Park Palmetto Place Woodside Plantation Cedar Creek Marlboro Park Murray Woods and River Bluff with prices ranging from 1 800 to 218 000 including Woodside Rivernorth Pinehurst and Houndslake North parcels and multiple phase designations.
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Aiken County
Registrar of ‘Mesne Conveyance
New Ellenton
Audubon Park
Palmetto Place
Woodside Plantation
Cedar Creek
Marlboro Park
Woodridge
Murray Woods
Woodside
Gatewood
Houndslake North
River Bluff
River Bend
Smith Golf Club
Pinehurst
Montecello Estates
Rivernorth
Fonehurst
Hunters Gate
Hammond Place
Ashley Grove
Kerry Place
Sandstone
Crosland Park
Families Seek Best English Education Across Nations
Life in Aiken by Liz Kasner follows Katya Pitsounova and Andrei Balashov as they hunt for superior schooling for their son Fedya. They evaluated options in England France Switzerland and the United States, citing Russian teachers English skills and future job prospects as key factors in relocating.
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Katya Pitsounova
Andrei Balashov
Fedya
United States
England
France
Switzerland
Russia
Pitsounova
Quiet Moscow family chooses American school in Aiken
A 32 year old Russian mother and her 10 year old son Fedya relocate to Aiken after selecting the United States for English immersion. Adrianna DiCecco at Aiken Prep helps their transition citing Russian language ties. The family notes the quiet nights and mild climate as major contrasts with Moscow, and Fedya enjoys science and piano while adjusting to new classmates and teachers.
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United States
America
Aiken Preparatory School
Adrianna
Adrianna DiCecco
Aiken Prep
Princeton University
Ms. DiCecco
Russia
Katya
Walt Disney
Andrei
Aiken
Moscow
Mary Ann Grice
Fedya
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By Liz Kasner
Angela Renee McClure
Mrs. Pitsounova
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Knight-Ridder Service
Cedar Creek Properties, Inc
Club Drive
C. Ray Jackson