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.
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Andrea we love positive trends, here too we saw an increase in the number of units sold. Here is hoping this trend will continue.
I am hoping you will sell that Litchfield County CT home listed at $7,500,000
Jennifer, I would love to sell that home, LOL. Yes, the sales increased, and I am interested to see what will happen over the next few months. This type of market was hit hard.
And to think I just published a market report for an area where the average sale price was $125,000, Andrea! Fortunately we do have some higher-end properties that are selling in other areas.