New Milford CT Real Estate Happenings

Home sales in Washington, CT, June 2010, including Washington 06793, Washington Depot 06794 and New Preston 06777, CT.

Currently in Washington, Washington Depot, New Preston, CT, including Lake Waramaug in New Preston, there are 107 single family homes on the market. The average list price is $1,457,671. The average market time is 197 days.

The highest price home in Washington, CT is $7,500,000, this estate is considered to be one of Litchfield County’s finest estates on 130 acres. The home is 8,496 square feet and was built in 1997.

The lowest priced home for sale in Washington, CT is an antique located on Rt. 47, listed at $100,000 and is a short sale. The price is one that I believe is supposed to garner much interest and drive up the final sale price of the home.

Of the 107 single family homes active on the market in Washington, Washington Depot and New Preston, CT, 2 are under deposit. The average list price of these homes under deposit is $677,450, average market time is 166 days.

Currently there are 3 homes that are in the pending sale status. This is down 2 from last month. The average list price of these homes is $851,333.  The average market time for these homes is 286 days.

7 homes sold in June of 2010 in Washington, CT. The average list price was $889,700, average days on market 286 days.  the lowest priced sale was Bee Brook Rd. for $240,000. The highest priced sale, on Lower Churchill Rd. sold for $2,335,000. An upward trend from last month when only 2 homes closed!

(Data supplied by Greater Fairfield County CMLS. While date is considered to be reliable, it may not be necessarily accurate.)

Check out sales in Washington, CT for May 2010.

Washington CT Real Estate Sales May 2010

Home sales in Washington, CT, for May 2010 in Washington, Washington Depot and New Preston, CT.

Currently in Washington, Washington Depot, New Preston, CT, including Lake Waramaug in New Preston, there are 105 single family homes on the market. The average list price is $1,369,021. The average market time is 191 days.

The highest price home is $8,900,000, this estate is considered to be one of Litchfield County’s finest estates on 130 acres.

The lowest price home is $220,000, which is now under deposit. This is a small home with direct waterfront on Mount Tom Pond.

Of the 105 single family homes active on the market in Washington, Washington Depot and New Preston, CT, 2 are under deposit. The average list price of these homes under deposit is $309,500, average market time is 445 days.

Currently there are 5 homes that are in the pending sale status. This is up 3 from last month. The average list price of these homes is $1,113,800.  The average market time for these homes is 153 days.

2 homes sold in May of 2010 in Washington, CT. One sold on Wilbur Road for $210,000. The home was on the market for 345 days and originally listed at $289,000. The second home sold on Upper Church Hill Rd for $1,250,000. This home was on the market for 443 days, and originally listed at $1,850,000. The only home that sold in May of 2009 was a foreclosure on Woodbury Rd for $257,000. A definite improvement as we are seeing more luxury homes in Washington, CT go under deposit and sell!

Market Report, Washington, CT April 2010

(Statistical information obtained from Greater Fairfield County “CMLS”. This information is deemed reliable but not necessarily accurate. The statistics obtained are only as good as the agents who input the information, clerical errors and omissions may be present that I am unaware of.)

Lake Waramaug Luxury Homes, Washington, New Preston, Warren and Kent Real Estate on Lake Waramaug.

Set in the scenic hills of Litchfield County, Lake Waramaug offers home owners beautiful estate homes with all the advantages of lakeside living. Lake Waramaug is the second largest natural lake in Connecticut, a popular vacation spot since the 1800's. Some of the homes are the original homes, lovingly restored by each resident.

Moments from the Village of New Preston, a setting that reflects the simpler time of another day, Lake Waramaug is home to The Boulders Inn, a world class Inn and Restaurant. Not to be overlooked is The Hopkins Inn and the famous Hopkins Vineyard and Winery. The Winery offers tours and breathtaking views of the area. If you are a golfer, Lake Waramaug Country Club is set up in the hills above Lake Waramaug for gorgeous views while golfing.

Lake Waramaug Luxury Homes, Washington, New Preston, Warren and Kent Real Estate on Lake Waramaug.

There is still time to enjoy your home this summer on Lake Waramaug in Litchfield County. Search homes for sale on Lake Waramaug. If you don't see what you are looking for, give me a call or send me an email to discuss what homes are available for sale around Lake Waramaug.

Home sales in Washington, CT, Real Estate Market Watch for April 2010 in Washington, Washington Depot and New Preston, CT.

Currently in Washington, Washington Depot and New Preston, CT there are 98 single family homes on the market. The average list price is $1,479,986. The average market time is 201 days.

The highest price home is $8,900,000, this estate is considered to be one of Litchfield County’s finest estates on 130 acres.

The lowest price home is $220,000. This is a small home with direct waterfront on Mount Tom Pond.

Of the 98 single family homes active on the market in Washington, Washington Depot and New Preston, CT, 4 are under deposit. The average list price of these homes under deposit is $1,232,250, average market time is 162 days.

Currently there are 2 homes that are in the pending sale status. List prices are $295,999 and $1,595,000.  The average market time for these homes is 256 days.

3 homes sold in March of 2010 in Washington, CT. Average List price of these homes was $1,841,667, average sale price was $1,620,000, average market time was 124 days. My office listed one of these homes, it sold for $310,000 in 45 days. This is a definite improvement over the same time period in 2009, where no home sales were listed.

(Statistical information obtained from Greater Fairfield County “CMLS”. This information is deemed reliable but not necessarily accurate. The statistics obtained are only as good as the agents who input the information, clerical errors and omissions may be present that I am unaware of.)

Home sales in Washington, CT, Real Estate Market Watch for February 2010 in Washington, Washington Depot and New Preston, CT.

Currently in Washington, Washington Depot and New Preston, CT there are 83 single family homes on the market.

The average list price is $1,410,696

The average market time is 225 days.

The highest price home is $8,900,000, this estate is considered to be one of Litchfield County's finest estates.

The lowest price home is $220,000. This is a small home with direct waterfront on Mount Tom pond.  

Of the 83 single family homes active on the market in Washington, Washington Depot and New Preston, CT, 2 are under deposit. The average list price of these homes is $1,272,500, and the average market time is 215 days.

Currently there are 3 homes that are in the pending sale status. The average list price of these homes is $1,930,000. The average market time for these homes is 81 days.

We are seeing an increase in activity in Washington, Washington Depot and New Preston, CT. I am cautiously optimistic about activity in this area for both the lower end of the scale and the second home market. There are some wonderful homes for sale in Washington, Washington Depot and New Preston, CT, prices have come down and it looks like a very good time to buy!

(Statistical information obtained from Greater Fairfield County "CMLS". This information is deemed reliable but not necessarily accurate. The statistics obtained are only as good as the agents who input the information, clerical errors and omissions may be present that I am unaware of.)

Holiday in the Depot, come to Washington, CT Friday, December 11th at 6:00 pm to join in the festivities!

Tree Lighting, Christmas Carol Sing, Horse Drawn Hay Rides And More! The stores in the Depot will be open late to help celebrate, there will be refreshments served for all.  Rumor has it that Clifford the Big Red Dog will be making a special appearance as well as the big man himself, Santa Claus!

This wonderful, long standing tradition in Washington, CT is brought to you by the Washington Park and Recreation Department and the Washington Business Association.

For those of you who have never visited the quaint town of Washington, this is a wonderful opportunity to experience the warmth and charm of Washington, Connecticut. Nestled in Litchfield County, Washington, CT is a beautiful New England town, a 90 minute drive to New York City, which makes it a favored place for a country estate. The Depot stores are a mixture of fine boutiques, gift shops and art stores. The renowned Washington Art Association will be open with a wonderful collection of gifts available for sale.

Come and enjoy Holiday in the Depot in Washington, Connecticut!

Current real estate market report for Washington, Connecticut. As of todays date, 8/12/09, these are the current single family real estate statistics for the town.

The statistics for land parcels in Washington, Connecticut as of todays date, 8/12/09.

Since January 1, 2009 only 1 parcel has sold for $126,900 and was on the market for 97 days.

Single family homes sold June 08, June 09, July 08 and July 09.

WASHINGTON CONNECTICUT REAL ESTATE MARKET STATISTICS



Are you looking to buy a home or sell a home in Washington, CT? Please contact me or visit my website to find out more.

Local area information, New Milford, Washington, Roxbury, Kent, Bridgewater, Sherman and Warren. Why you should be looking for a home here!

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Washington, Connecticut, luxury homes in an idyllic country setting. Washington, Connecticut has been a favorite spot for the quintessential country home, providing luxury, privacy and stunning scenery to those who live here for many years. Homes of all sizes dot the countryside, some hidden on large estates. Beautiful antiques have been lovingly restored and renovated to the sophisticated country estates they are today. Washington, Connecticut is less than 2 hours from New York City, making this a favorite spot for a country retreat.

Washington, Connecticut has a rich history, and residents work hard to preserve this history and aesthetics of the town. Steep Rock Association, one of the oldest land trusts in the state, owns 3 major tracts of land that are favorites for walking along the Shepaug River, hiking the many trails, horseback riding, mountain biking, or just sitting and enjoying the magnificent scenery. Look for Steep Rock, Hidden Valley and Macricostas Preserve (Meeker Swamp), they are truly a gem for the area.

Another spectacular part of Washington, Connecticut is Lake Waramaug in New Preston. Homes along the lake have retained their original charm and beauty. Life along Lake Waramaug is an every changing feast for the eyes.  If you prefer golf or tennis, there is the Washington Club in town. More than a golf club, it is an important social activity for many townspeople.

Washington, Connecticut also has a rich art culture, the Washington Art Association is an active, vibrant part of the local culture. World class modern dance companies Momix and Pilobolus call Washington home.

Washington, Connecticut is home to The Mayflower Inn and Spa, a world renowned inn, spa and restaurant. Lunch at the Mayflower is a favorite for the locals, or a Sunday brunch on the deck enjoying the spectacular grounds at The Mayflower. The spa is also a favorite destination, bringing people from all over the world to enjoy Washington and The Mayflower. Another local favorite spot is the G.W. Tavern, with a warm and inviting atmosphere and great menu it is a wonderful spot to entertain friends, or have a quiet meal fireside.

The current average list price for homes in Washington, Connecticut is $1,545,169. The lowest priced home is $249,000, the highest is $9,995,000. There are many country estates to choose from, if you would like more information, please email me, andrea@andreaswiedler.com. I will be happy to discuss the options that may be of interest to you.

Please enjoy this slide show I put together of Washington, Connecticut that I have taken over the years. Some were taken in Steep Rock and Hidden Valley, others around town.

Area Market Report, Washington, CT February 2009

Current active listings: 73

• Average market time: 226 days
• Average list price: $1,639,249
• Lowest list price: $310,000
• Highest list price: $7,950,000

Zero are under deposit

2 homes are pending, Lowest price: $314,900, highest price: $489,500

 Since January 1, 2009, 3 homes have sold.

1. Sold for $310,000. Started at $395,000, listed for 318 days. 21.5% decrease from list to sale price.
2. Sold for 776,500. Started at $895,000, listed for 317 days. 13.24% decrease from list to sale price.
3. Sold for $2,600,000. Started at $4,000,000. Listed for 165 days. 35% decrease from list to sale price.

27 listings sold from Feb 26 08 to Feb 26 09

• Highest price: $3,387,500
• Lowest price: $135,000
• Average days on market: 239 days

Data obtained from Greater Fairfield County CMLS, information deemed to be reliable, however it may not be accurate.