OXFORD, CT — A four-bedroom home on Dorman Road sold for $945,000, leading a roundup of seven recent Oxford home sales that included two properties built in 2025 or later.
The transactions, dated Oct. 2 through Oct. 9, 2026, ranged from $390,000 for a Davis Road home to $945,000 for the 4,284-square-foot Dorman Road property, according to Zillow's recently sold listings.
The roundup includes five single-family homes and two condos. Three properties sold Oct. 2, so all three are included at the cutoff date.
91 Dorman Road — $945,000: Sold Oct. 9. Built in 1998, the four-bedroom home has three full bathrooms, one half bathroom and 4,284 square feet on 2.56 acres.
5 Davis Road — $390,000: Sold Oct. 8. The three-bedroom home was built in 1978 and has two bathrooms and 1,892 square feet on 1.07 acres.
169 Meadow Brook Road, Unit 169 — $635,000: Sold Oct. 8. Built in 2009, the two-bedroom condo has three bathrooms and 2,781 square feet.
1093 St. Andrews Drive, Lot 7 — $730,818: Sold Oct. 7. The two-bedroom condo was built in 2026 and has two full bathrooms, one half bathroom and 2,454 square feet.
52 Tram Drive — $690,000: Sold Oct. 2. Built in 2000, the four-bedroom home has three bathrooms and 2,856 square feet on 1.89 acres.
37 Jenny Lane, No. 2 — $905,000: Sold Oct. 2. The four-bedroom home was built in 1995 and has four bathrooms and 3,138 square feet on 3.81 acres.
218 Quaker Farms Road — $730,000: Sold Oct. 2. Built in 2025, the four-bedroom home has three bathrooms and 2,450 square feet on 3.02 acres.
The median sale price among these seven properties was $730,000. Based on the reported prices and square footage, prices ranged from approximately $206 per square foot at Davis Road to about $298 per square foot at both St. Andrews Drive and Quaker Farms Road.
The Davis Road home, built in 1978, was the oldest property in the roundup. The St. Andrews Drive condo, built in 2026, was the newest. These seven transactions alone do not establish a townwide price trend.
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Nationally, existing-home sales rose 1.5 percent in September from August but remained 2.2 percent below September 2025, according to the National Association of Realtors' Oct. 13 report. The seasonally adjusted annual sales pace was 3.99 million homes.
The national median existing-home price was $417,500, up 1.3 percent from a year earlier. In the Northeast, sales declined 2.1 percent from August and 4.1 percent from September 2025. The region's median price rose 4.7 percent from a year earlier to $523,600.
A newer report showed fewer buyers signing contracts. NAR reported Oct. 20 that pending home sales fell 7.3 percent in September from August and 11.3 percent from a year earlier. Pending sales measure homes under contract rather than completed transactions.
"Market conditions weakened in September due to fast-rising mortgage rates," NAR Chief Economist Lawrence Yun said.
Mortgage applications fell 5.3 percent on a seasonally adjusted basis during the week ending Oct. 16, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association's Oct. 21 survey.
The seasonally adjusted index of applications to buy homes dropped 7 percent from the previous week. On an unadjusted basis, purchase applications were 18 percent below the same week last year. Refinance applications declined 2 percent for the week and were 59 percent lower than a year earlier.
In the same MBA survey, the average contract interest rate for a 30-year fixed mortgage with a conforming loan balance fell to 7.41 percent from 7.50 percent. Average points, including the origination fee, were 0.75 for loans with a 20 percent down payment.
Freddie Mac's weekly survey dated Oct. 15 put the average 30-year fixed mortgage rate at 7.40 percent, unchanged from the previous week and above 6.27 percent a year earlier. The average 15-year fixed rate was 6.71 percent.
Those figures are national averages. Financing terms for the Oxford transactions were not provided.
Property information is based on Zillow's recently sold listings for Oxford as of Oct. 17, 2026, with individual property listings linked above. Bathroom totals include full and half bathrooms unless a breakdown is specified. This roundup covers the seven properties listed above. National housing and mortgage figures come from the dated reports linked in this article.
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