Litchfield Hills, Connecticut Top 5 Home Sales: Winsted Leads at $850,000, Two Sales in Lakeville
Homes built more than two centuries apart led the week’s sales across four Litchfield County towns.
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Homes built more than two centuries apart led the week’s sales across four Litchfield County towns.
Glastonbury had two of the week’s five highest-priced sales, including the top one, while South Glastonbury, Rocky Hill and Ellington supplied the rest.
Two Frederick homes led the week, with the rest of the list spread across Middletown, Monrovia and Woodsboro.
NAR’s 2026 Profile of Home Buyers and Sellers finds the first-time share up a point to 22%, a median first-time buyer age of 40, and record cash and inheritance use.
A historic village home and a lakefront camp in Skaneateles sold for the same price to share first place, ahead of sales in Cazenovia, Baldwinsville and Fayetteville.
Two homes in White Stone, two in Heathsville and one in Kilmarnock, led the market, from a 16.50-acre estate on Indian Creek to a brick home in Lagrange Estates.
A renovated townhome on the sand, two boating homes on the water in Wood Duck Isle and an 11th-floor condominium above the Atlantic lead the week’s sales.
Open land, a golf course fairway and a pond set the scene for the week’s five highest-priced home sales.
Newly built Colonials, a custom home on acreage and a country property set up for horses made up a week of mostly recent construction across two counties.
Two ski homes on the same mountain road, a contemporary with its own pond, a Victorian farmhouse on a village main street and a wooded retreat in Jewett made up the week’s top sales.
Lakefront retreats, a new mountain chalet on acreage and a ranch facing a historic golf course made up the week’s top sales across four towns.
Two newer ranches, a contemporary in Raynham, a remade Cape with a year-round pool and a Rehoboth Colonial on more than an acre made up the week’s top sales.
Country properties with ponds, barns and pasture made up most of the week’s top sales, from Marshall and Delaplane to Sperryville.
Colonials close to the beaches and a condominium with harbor views made up the week’s highest-priced sales.
A ranch built in 2018 topped the week, and the rest of the list ran from a wooded cul-de-sac in Quaker Farms to a walkable street in Trumbull.
A country estate in Orange County led the week, ahead of two homes with private docks in gated lake communities and a pair of Stafford sales.
A Mount Airy Colonial backing to preserved farmland topped the week, joined by a golf-community home in Challedon, a brick rambler in Fannie Ridge and a new model home in Sykesville.
Two Shelburne sales, a timber-frame homestead in Huntington and an energy-efficient home in New Haven were among the week’s top closings, which ran from $903,000 to $1,650,000.
Two condominiums on Buffalo’s waterfront led the week, ahead of single-family homes in Clarence, Orchard Park and Hamburg.
Every one of the week’s five priciest sales went under contract within about two weeks of being listed.
Americas leasing revenue rose 19% and capital markets 24% in the third quarter, while Cushman & Wakefield cut interest costs and cleared all debt maturities before 2030.
A Georgian on three acres, a 1940 home a short walk from the University of Virginia, a 21-acre country property and two homes in the gated Glenmore community made up the week’s five top sales.
A brick Colonial in Garnet Valley Woods led the week, and the five homes ranged from a stone Tudor built in 1939 to a townhouse finished in 2024.
A Craftsman home on wooded acreage in Bolton topped a week that also took in a lakefront home in Sutton and an antique Colonial in Boylston.
Country land in Hollis tops the list, with a Bedford Colonial, a remodeled Hooksett home and a new Nashua condominium filling out the week.
Water ran through the week’s top sales, from the open Atlantic in Rockport to the Merrimack and Annisquam rivers, with a pair of big properties in Boxford and South Hamilton rounding out the list.
A newly finished farmhouse-style home on nearly two acres, a riverfront condominium in Old Town and a five-acre French manor in Clifton led a week of large, mostly recent homes.
A Mantoloking home on the bay tops a week of shore sales that also reached Lavallette, Ship Bottom and Beach Haven.
Two contemporary townhouses in Fitler Square took the top two places, each selling for more than $3.4 million.
From country acreage in Nokesville and Catharpin to established neighborhoods in Haymarket and Gainesville, each of the week’s top sales closed above $1 million.
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