Brookfield Home Sales: 7 Recent Closings Show Strong Demand From Condos To Lakefront Homes

BROOKFIELD, CT — Brookfield’s housing market stayed busy as January turned into February, with a wide mix of condos, single-family homes and even a land sale closing across town. Here’s a narrative look at the seven most recent properties to sell in Brookfield, based on listings from Zillow.com.

The most recent closing came at 26 Essex Court #26, where a 703-square-foot condo sold Feb. 3, 2026, for $255,000. The one-bedroom, one-bathroom unit is a classic example of Brookfield’s smaller condo inventory continuing to find buyers quickly, even in the heart of winter.

One of the biggest sales of the period took place just days earlier at 44 North Lake Shore Drive. The 2,702-square-foot home, featuring four bedrooms and two bathrooms, sold Jan. 30, 2026, for $1.1 million. Its lake-area location helped push the price into seven-figure territory, underscoring the premium attached to Candlewood Lake proximity.

Also closing on Jan. 30 was a very different type of property at 126 Stony Hill Road. A 1.21-acre parcel of land sold for $84,000. While the property has no bedrooms or bathrooms, the sale highlights continued interest in buildable land within town.

That same day, a mid-sized condo at 332 Still Water Circle #332 changed hands. The 1,466-square-foot unit, with two bedrooms and two bathrooms, sold for $510,000, reflecting steady demand for move-in-ready condos that offer more space without the upkeep of a single-family home.

On Jan. 29, another compact condo sale mirrored the Essex Court transaction. A 703-square-foot, one-bedroom, one-bathroom unit at 20 Chatham Court #20 sold for $255,000, reinforcing how consistent pricing has become at the lower end of Brookfield’s condo market.

Newer construction was also part of the mix. A 2,131-square-foot home at 23 Bramble Way, Homesite #67 sold Jan. 28, 2026, for $639,000. The three-bedroom, four-bathroom layout appealed to buyers looking for modern finishes and extra space.

Rounding out the list, a large condo at 21 Great Heron Lane #21, sold Jan. 22, 2026. The 3,469-square-foot residence, offering three bedrooms and four bathrooms, closed at $680,000, blurring the line between condo living and a traditional single-family home.

What this says about the Brookfield market

Taken together, the latest sales highlighted on Zillow.com show a Brookfield market with broad-based demand. Smaller condos are moving at consistent price points, mid-range and larger condos continue to attract buyers, and premium lake-area homes still command top dollar—suggesting steady momentum across multiple segments as the winter selling season unfolds.