Southbury Home Sales: Seven Recent Closings Span Condos To Spacious Single-Family Homes

SOUTHBURY, CT — Southbury’s real-estate market closed out January and moved into early February with a steady run of single-family home sales across town. Here’s a look at the seven most recent properties to sell in Southbury, based on listings from Zillow.com.

The most recent closing took place at 400 Roxbury Road, where a 2,604-square-foot home sold Feb. 3, 2026, for $610,000. The four-bedroom, three-bathroom residence offered a traditional layout with ample living space.

A Jan. 31 sale followed at 16 Laurel Trail. The 2,178-square-foot home, featuring three bedrooms and two bathrooms, sold for $545,000 after closing late in the month.

Also on Jan. 31, a 3,012-square-foot property at 120 Old Field Road changed hands for $695,000. The home includes four bedrooms and three bathrooms and was among the larger properties in the most recent group of sales.

A Jan. 30 closing occurred at 45 Heritage Village Unit B, where a 1,398-square-foot condo sold for $355,000. The two-bedroom, two-bathroom unit was the smallest residence among the latest sales.

Another Jan. 30 transaction took place at 8 Kettletown Road. The 2,486-square-foot home, offering four bedrooms and three bathrooms, sold for $585,000.

On Jan. 29, a 2,732-square-foot home at 67 Purchase Brook Road sold for $625,000. The residence includes four bedrooms and three bathrooms and closed just ahead of the end-of-month rush.

Rounding out the list, a 1,920-square-foot home at 22 Saddle Ridge Road sold Jan. 28, 2026, for $515,000. The three-bedroom, two-bathroom property completed a busy stretch of closings.

What this says about the Southbury market

Taken together, the most recent closings highlighted on Zillow.com show continued activity across a range of home sizes and price points, from condominium units to larger single-family residences, as Southbury moved through the winter selling season.