Middletown March Home Sales Range From $155K Condo To $491K House

MIDDLETOWN, CT — Home sales in Middletown during March 2026 showed steady residential market activity, according to recently sold listings on Zillow. The March closings included a mix of property types and prices, from a lower-priced condo unit to a higher-priced single-family home.

Among the sales listed for the month, a two-bedroom home at 1 Russell Street APT 11 sold for $155,000 on March 11. Zillow listings also show that 30 Hemlock Place, a single-family home, closed for $272,000 on March 12, while 104 Boston Road, a three-bedroom property, sold for $355,000 on the same date.

Other March transactions listed on Zillow included 72 Glendale Avenue, which sold for $321,700 on March 6, and 14 Rising Trail Drive #14, which closed for $214,900 on March 6. At the higher end of the reported sales, 168 Lisa Lane sold for $491,000 on March 3.

The recent sales data points to activity across several price brackets in Middletown. The listed closings ranged from more modestly priced homes to more substantially valued properties, showing movement in different parts of the local housing market during the month.

According to the source material, Zillow’s overall dataset shows nearly 2,000 recently sold homes in Middletown. The March closings were described in the source material as illustrating the town’s diverse housing stock and active spring real estate market.

The source material also states that typical home values in Middletown have been on a gradual rise. It cites the Zillow Home Value Index as showing the city’s typical home value in the mid-$300,000s.

Taken together, the March sales reflect a market with both entry-level and higher-priced options. The source material describes that range, from smaller units to larger single-family homes, as a sign of a balanced local market as buyers continue to find opportunities in Middletown’s suburban neighborhoods.