Enclave at Daniels Farm Condos in Trumbull, CT

Complex: Enclave at Daniels Farm
Year Built: 2022–2023
Bedrooms: 2–3
Building Style: Single-family detached
Median Sale Price: $1,130,000
HOA Fee: Not available
Property Tax: Not available

Enclave at Daniels Farm Condos for Sale

Enclave at Daniels Farm is a newer construction community in Trumbull, CT built between 2022 and 2023. Because it was recently completed, the resale pool is thin by definition. Original buyers are not yet turning over units at high rates, and when a unit does come to market, it moves quickly in a town where days on market averaged around 19 days in early 2026 and homes were selling at over 105% of asking price. If you are watching this community, availability changes fast. Contact The Engel Team’s Trumbull real estate page to get notified the moment something comes to market here, including any off-market opportunities.

Recently Sold at Enclave at Daniels Farm

No verified MLS condo sales summary is available yet for Enclave at Daniels Farm. The community finished construction in 2022–2023, and public resale transaction data for this specific complex has not yet been confirmed in our records. That does not mean sales have not occurred. It means buyers should request a current MLS pull directly from The Engel Team to see what has closed, at what price per square foot, and how those figures compare to the $1,130,000 median sale price associated with the community.

Because this is a newly built condominium community with limited resale history, pricing comparables are genuinely harder to establish than in an older complex with dozens of recorded transactions. That makes working with an agent who tracks this specific community more important, not less.

About Enclave at Daniels Farm

Enclave at Daniels Farm is located in Trumbull in the Daniels Farm area, one of the more established residential corridors in town, close to Daniels Farm Elementary School and within easy reach of Whitney Farms Golf Course and Indian Ledge Park. The community was built in 2022–2023, making it among the newest residential construction in Trumbull. It is structured as a detached single-family condominium community, which is a format that appeals to buyers who want the space and privacy of a standalone home without the full maintenance burden of a traditional single-family ownership structure. The exterior grounds and common area maintenance fall under the association’s scope, while buyers own their individual units.

What distinguishes Enclave at Daniels Farm from older Trumbull CT condos is the construction vintage. Buyers here are getting modern mechanicals, current energy standards, and layouts designed for how people actually live today, not updated versions of floor plans from the 1980s or 1990s. In a town where most condo inventory dates to earlier decades, that matters.

Homes and Layouts at Enclave at Daniels Farm

Units at Enclave at Daniels Farm come in 2- and 3-bedroom configurations. Because the building style is single-family detached, each unit is a standalone structure rather than a stacked flat or attached townhouse. That means no shared walls with neighbors, private entry at grade, and a residential feel that reads more like a house than a traditional condominium. Specific square footage by unit is not confirmed in our current data, but the detached format and 2022–2023 construction typically suggests layouts in the range of 1,800 to 2,500 square feet. Buyers should confirm exact square footage, parking configuration, and outdoor space allocation with the seller’s disclosure documents before making an offer.

The detached structure also means outdoor space per unit tends to be more defined than in attached townhouse complexes. Whether that includes a private patio, yard area, or deck should be confirmed unit by unit, as construction-era communities of this type often have variation between lots.

What Buyers Need to Know

HOA fees for Enclave at Daniels Farm are not yet confirmed in our data. In newly completed communities, monthly fees can still be in transition from developer-set rates to association-controlled rates, and reserves may still be building toward full funding. Buyers should request the current budget, reserve study, and any developer-to-association transition documentation before closing. This is standard due diligence for any newer condominium community and more important here than in a complex with a 20-year track record.

Special assessments are less likely in a brand-new building, but buyers should still confirm whether any capital projects are planned and whether the developer has fully transferred all obligations to the association. Ask specifically about landscaping contracts, snow removal, and exterior maintenance responsibilities so there is no ambiguity about what the HOA covers versus what individual unit owners carry.

Rental restrictions, pet policies, and owner-occupancy ratios should all be reviewed in the association documents before committing. Some newer communities built for owner-occupancy include restrictions on short-term or investor rentals, which can affect both how you live there and the resale value when you eventually sell. Speaking of resale, the resale package requirements for this association, including what disclosures, meeting minutes, and financial documents must be provided to a buyer, should be confirmed early in the listing process if you are selling.

Because this is a detached condominium rather than a traditional attached unit, the insurance structure may differ from what buyers are used to in a mid-rise or townhouse community. Confirm whether the master policy covers the exterior structure and what individual unit owners are responsible for insuring. This is a common point of confusion in detached condo communities and worth clarifying before you bind coverage.

The median sale price of $1,130,000 places Enclave at Daniels Farm well above Trumbull’s overall town median of $771,000 for all property types. Buyers should understand that premium reflects the new construction vintage, the detached format, and the Daniels Farm location, not a reflection of what the broader Trumbull condo market supports. For context on how this community fits into the full range of Trumbull homes for sale, it occupies the higher end of the local price spectrum.

Buying or Selling at Enclave at Daniels Farm

If you are buying at Enclave at Daniels Farm, the combination of thin resale history and fast market conditions in Trumbull means you need current data, not estimates. The Engel Team tracks this community specifically, including off-market inventory, pricing per square foot relative to similar new construction in Fairfield County, and association document review. In a market where homes are selling above asking in under three weeks, being prepared to move quickly with clean documentation is not optional.

If you are selling, the lack of established comps within the community cuts both ways. It means buyers cannot easily anchor a low offer to past closed prices, but it also means your pricing strategy needs to be built on comparable new construction sales across Trumbull and neighboring towns rather than internal data. The Engel Team can build that analysis and position your unit correctly from day one.

Reach out directly to discuss current availability, off-market opportunities, or a valuation for your unit at Enclave at Daniels Farm. The Engel Team operates at Douglas Elliman and works across Fairfield County, with specific focus on communities like this one where local knowledge is the difference between a well-priced transaction and one that drags.