Real Estate
Here Are The Most Recent Property Sales In Waterford
Seven homes changed hands in Waterford between June 12 and June 23, with a top price of $850,000, according to Zillow.com.
WATERFORD, CT — From a cozy Long Island Sound-adjacent condo to a sprawling five-bedroom retreat, Waterford's real estate scene has been humming right along as summer kicks into gear. Here's a look at the seven most recent sales recorded on Zillow.com, from newest to oldest.
Two properties tied for the most recent closing in this batch, both recorded June 23.
The first is 82 Longview St. #16, a one-bedroom, one-bath condominium that sold for $200,000. At 750 square feet, it's a compact but efficient footprint — the kind of place that makes every square foot count — and at roughly $267 per square foot, it represents one of the more accessible entry points into the Waterford market in recent weeks.
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Also closing June 23 is 3 East Wharf Rd., a three-bedroom, three-bath single-family home that fetched $580,000. Spread across 1,944 square feet on nearly half an acre, the property sits on one of Waterford's most evocative streets — East Wharf Road runs right down toward the shoreline, lending the address a distinctly coastal New England character. At approximately $298 per square foot, buyers got meaningful space with a side of salt air.
The top sale in this roundup belongs to 3 Westwood Dr., which closed June 22 at $850,000. The five-bedroom, four-bath single-family home spans an impressive 4,188 square feet on 1.1 acres — the largest home by square footage in this batch by a wide margin. At roughly $203 per square foot, the price-per-foot is among the lowest in this group, a reflection of the volume of space the buyer was getting. With five bedrooms, four full baths, and more than an acre of property, this is the kind of home that doesn't come along often in any Connecticut shoreline town.
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Two more closings hit the books on June 18.
14 Second Ave. sold for $450,000 — a three-bedroom, two-bath single-family home offering 1,581 square feet on a quarter-acre lot. At around $285 per square foot, it sits solidly in the mid-range of this week's sales, offering a classic Waterford single-family package at a price point that reflects the town's continued demand.
Also recording on June 18 is 11 Beverly Rd., which sold for $650,000. The four-bedroom, three-bath home clocks in at 3,195 square feet on a third of an acre, making it one of the more generously sized properties in this roundup. At approximately $203 per square foot, buyers landed a lot of house for the dollar — ideal for a growing family looking to put down roots in one of southeastern Connecticut's most sought-after towns.
132 Niles Hill Rd. closed June 16 for $410,000. The three-bedroom, one-bath single-family sits on a 0.27-acre lot with 1,056 square feet of living space. At roughly $388 per square foot — the highest price-per-foot in this roundup — the sale reflects just how competitive smaller, well-located homes have become in Waterford. Niles Hill Road winds through a leafy, established neighborhood, and a three-bedroom at this price point likely attracted significant interest.
Rounding out the week is 3 East Wood St., which sold June 12 for $405,000. The four-bedroom, two-bath single-family home offers 1,256 square feet on a lot just over 4,300 square feet — a notably urban-sized parcel for Waterford. At about $322 per square foot, the home punches above its square-footage weight, but four bedrooms in the low $400s remains an increasingly rare find in this part of Connecticut.
What this says about the Waterford market: This batch of sales tells a story of persistent demand across multiple price points. The week's range — from a $200,000 condo to an $850,000 five-bedroom — underscores that Waterford is attracting buyers at nearly every budget level, from first-timers and downsizers to move-up buyers chasing space and acreage. Notably, even the smaller and older homes are commanding strong per-square-foot prices, a sign that inventory remains tight and competition for well-located properties shows little sign of cooling as the summer selling season accelerates.
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