Meriden’s 5 Priciest Homes On The Market Right Now

MERIDEN, CT — A new brick house on a secluded mountainside tops Meriden's most expensive homes for sale. Three of the other four among the city's five priciest homes on Zillow.com are new construction, and Nos. 2 through 5 are all priced within $1,000 of each other.

No. 1 on the list is 171 Oregon Road, a brick house finished in 2025, listed at $890,000 after a $49,900 price cut on Sept. 17. The 3,650-square-foot home has five bedrooms, two full bathrooms and one half bathroom on 0.95 acres, with soaring ceilings, a large granite kitchen and an expansive patio. It has been on Zillow for 212 days.

Two new homes under construction at The Reserve at Honey Lane are tied for No. 2 at $650,000 each: 170 Bee St.and 180 Bee St. Zillow lists each at 2,367 square feet with three bedrooms, two full bathrooms and one half bathroom on 0.26 acres; the builder's description says 2,212 square feet or more, with three or four bedrooms. The plan has a first-floor primary suite, a home office and a double-height great room. Both have been on Zillow for 489 days.

No. 4 is a Cape to be built at 274 Riverside Drive, listed at $649,900. The 3,060-square-foot plan on 0.46 acres has four bedrooms, three full bathrooms and one half bathroom, including a first-floor primary suite. It has been on Zillow for 34 days.

Closing out the top five is 30 Rolling Hills Drive in East Meriden near the Cheshire line, at $649,000 after a $24,000 price increase on Sept. 18. Built in 1974, the house has five bedrooms, three full bathrooms and one half bathroom on 0.95 acres, with a primary suite in its own wing that could serve as an in-law setup. Zillow lists 4,044 square feet, while the description says about 3,500. It has been on Zillow for 77 days.

Prices, listing status and days on market are from each property's Zillow.com listing as of Oct. 26, 2026, and may change. Only homes marked "For sale" or offered as new construction were included; pending, coming-soon, land-only and multifamily listings were left out. A $1.1 million Liberty Street listing that Zillow labels a condo, actually a package of four rented condo units sold as an investment, was also left out.