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Home » Students build home that sells in 9 days

Students build home that sells in 9 days

Students who helped to build this year’s Team Pasco House stand outside it at 4118 Vermilion Lane during the May 29 dedication ceremony. (Courtesy Pasco School District)
June 13, 2019
TCAJOB Staff

Century 21 Tri-Cities program donates listing to student scholarships

A three-bedroom, 2,090-square-foot home built by Pasco high

school students was under contract nine days after it went on the market.

The home was listed for $333,500.

Students, teachers and other partners celebrated the

completion of the Team Pasco House at 4118 Vermilion Lane, south of Interstate

182 near Road 68, on May 29. It’s the district’s 21st house built since the

program began 22 years ago.

It was put under contract June 7, said Vicki Monteagudo,

designated broker and owner of Century 21 Tri-Cities.

Century 21 Tri-Cities donates the listing commission of

nearly $10,000 back to the program to use toward student scholarships each

year.

The Team Pasco Homes project is a joint effort involving

students from Chiawana, New Horizons and Pasco high schools.

Originally called the Bulldog House, the name changed when

Chiawana and New Horizons high school students joined the program.

Construction trades students built the home under the

guidance of teacher John Weatherby, with contributions from agriculture

science, floriculture and metals and welding technology students.

Some of the house sale proceeds also go toward buying the

lot for the next home, or the materials, said Shane Edinger, spokesman for the

Pasco School District.

The Team Pasco Homes Foundation oversees the program through

a partnership with the district and handles the program’s finances.

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