These are the highest-priced home sales reported in the Greater Hartford Area, Connecticut for the week ending October 25, 2026. Together the five sales came to $4.27 million, and every one of them was a single-family home in Hartford County.
Only the top sale passed the million-dollar mark. Below it, the list tightens: the third- and fourth-ranked homes sold for the same price, and Coldwell Banker Realty was the listing brokerage on two of the five sales.
No. 1 — $1,250,000 · 136 Shoddy Mill Road, Glastonbury, Connecticut
The week’s top price, $1,250,000, went to a contemporary home in Glastonbury set on 5.34 acres, the largest lot among the five sales. The land slopes and is landscaped, and mature trees screen the secluded site. Built in 1978 and finished in vertical siding, it is also the oldest of the five homes.
The grounds are made for summer. The saltwater gunite pool is heated and fenced and is combined with a heated spa, and the property also has a cabana. Stone walls, a gazebo and a granite outdoor fireplace sit among patios and a deck, and there are gardens and fruit trees as well.
Inside, the home has 4,824 square feet, four bedrooms and five baths, four of them full and one a half bath. The great room is the showpiece, with a ceiling that rises about 25 feet, heavy stonework around the fireplace and walls of windows. Wide-plank hardwood floors were recently refinished. The kitchen is built around a large center island topped in leathered granite and has its own wine refrigerator, and just beyond it a butler’s kitchen adds floor-to-ceiling cabinets, a paneled dishwasher and an oversized sink. On the second level, the primary suite has a sitting area, a renovated bath with a tiled shower and views out over the pool and grounds.
The home is laid out for extended family. A private apartment with its own entrance and a large balcony has a Shaker-style kitchen with black granite counters, a living room, a full bath and two more rooms that could serve as bedrooms or an office. The finished lower level adds a home office, a gym and another bath, and a speaker system is wired through the whole home. There is a four-car garage. The property last sold for $1.175 million in 2025.
The home went under contract five days after it was listed and sold for $51,000 above its asking price of $1.199 million, the highest-priced sale of the week. The listing agents were Nikki M. Defrancesco of Coldwell Banker Realty and Alley Francoeur, also of Coldwell Banker Realty. Kevin Wilcox of William Raveis Real Estate represented the buyer.
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No. 2 — $850,000 · 76 South Buckboard Lane, Marlborough, Connecticut
From the lower garden of this Marlborough property, a path leads to Foot Sawmill Brook. The 3.11-acre lot sits on a cul-de-sac, and its landscaping includes an English garden, a bluestone patio of about 400 square feet and a fire pit set into a stone wall, with an outdoor audio system and an underground sprinkler system.
The Cape Cod was custom built in 2006, which makes it the newest of the five homes, and it has 3,215 square feet with four bedrooms and five baths, three full and two half. Its primary suite is on the first floor, with a fireplace, a custom walk-in closet and a bath with a heated towel bar. A large screened porch off the back of the home has electric heat and opens to both the primary bedroom and the deck.
The kitchen is open to the living room, where a gas log fireplace is wired for surround sound, and there is a separate dining room. Cooks get granite counters, an island that seats three, a pot filler over the gas range, two wall ovens, a walk-in pantry and a two-zone wine refrigerator. The home also has a library, and an office on the second floor is fully wired to work as a home theater. A generator serves the whole home. The property last sold for $157,000 in 2006.
The home sold for $850,000, just above its asking price of $849,900. Katherine A. Curry of Century 21 Classic Homes was the listing agent, and Sharon M. Rinaldi of Showcase Realty, Inc. represented the buyer.
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No. 3 — $725,000 · 50 Boulder Circle, Glastonbury, Connecticut
The second Glastonbury home in this Top 5 is a split-level Colonial on Boulder Circle in South Glastonbury, built in 1981 on a level 0.70-acre lot among the trees. It sold for $725,000, the same price as the No. 4 sale in South Windsor.
The home has 2,416 square feet, four bedrooms and three baths, two full and one half, around an open floor plan with hardwood floors and recent updates. The kitchen has quartz counters, custom cabinets, a glass backsplash and a large center island, and it opens to the formal living and dining rooms. On the lower level, a family room of 28 by 15 feet has a fireplace and sliding doors to an AZEK deck out back, and that level also has a bedroom and a half bath with laundry. Upstairs, the primary suite has a walk-in closet and a walk-in shower. There is a two-car attached garage and a shed from Kloter Farms. The property last sold for $430,000 in 2020.
The home sold for $25,100 above its asking price of $699,900. L.J. Bunker of CENTURY 21 AllPoints Realty was the listing agent, and Nick DeLuca of eXp Realty represented the buyer.
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No. 4 — $725,000 · 35 Gilbert Lane, South Windsor, Connecticut
This South Windsor brick ranch is built for living on one floor. Completed in 1999, it has 2,246 square feet, three bedrooms and three baths, two full and one half, under ceilings nine feet high, with hardwood and tile floors running from a welcoming foyer through the rooms. The living room has a fireplace, a tray ceiling and a skylight. The kitchen has its own skylight along with granite counters, a breakfast island and a built-in study desk, and it opens to a casual dining area that looks out on the backyard. A formal dining room is separate.
The primary suite has a tray ceiling, a walk-in closet and a bath with a large shower and a jetted soaking tub. Outside, the 0.68-acre lot is level and professionally landscaped, with irrigation, a stone wall, a garden and a paver patio in the private backyard. A large unfinished basement offers room to expand. The property last sold for $262,000 in 1999.
The home went under contract five days after it was listed and sold for $725,000, which was $25,000 above its asking price of $700,000. Brian Burke of Coldwell Banker Realty was the listing agent, the brokerage’s second listing in this Top 5 after the No. 1 sale in Glastonbury. Madhu Reddy of Reddy Realty, LLC represented the buyer.
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No. 5 — $720,000 · 712 Spring Street, Manchester, Connecticut
In the Highland Park neighborhood of Manchester, this cedar clapboard Colonial sits on 1.71 acres with frontage on Case Mountain Reservoir and a dock or mooring. Sunderland Period Homes built it in 1990 as a reproduction of a 19th-century New England Colonial, and the period detail runs through the home: crown moldings, wainscoting, wide-plank floors, an open turned staircase and six fireplaces.
With 4,943 square feet and five bedrooms, it is the largest home of the five and has the most bedrooms, along with four baths, three full and one half. Two of the fireplaces have beehive ovens. One is in the family room, which also has a dining area with a view of the water, and the other is in the keeping room, where antique stonework surrounds the hearth and French doors open to a patio above the pond. The formal dining room has a summer beam, interior shutters, a built-in hutch and a fireplace of its own, and there are fireplaces in the parlor and in a library lined with built-in shelves. The kitchen has honed granite counters and period-style cabinetry.
Upstairs, the primary suite has a cathedral ceiling, a fireplace and a balcony that looks out on the pond, and its bath has a custom tile shower. The rear of the home faces south. Outside are a patio and a screened porch, and the water is there for kayaking, canoeing, paddle boarding and fishing. Across the pond lies the Case Mountain Recreational Area, 640 acres of open space and watershed land owned by the Town of Manchester, with a network of hiking trails and a summit that looks toward downtown Manchester and the Hartford skyline. The property last sold for $495,000 in 2018.
The home sold for $720,000. John Waters of Berkshire Hathaway NE Prop. was the listing agent, and Anurag Nagpal of LPT Realty represented the buyer.
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RealtyWire selected these transactions from publicly reported residential sales identified for the calendar week ending Sunday, October 25, 2026. The report may exclude private, off-market, delayed or nondisclosed transactions. Prices, property details and professional representation are reported as available at publication and may be updated following confirmation from transaction participants.
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