Fairfield CT Condos

Fairfield’s condo market encompasses 23 published complexes, all condominiums with no co-ops. Historical sales data from January 2019 through December 2020 captures 1,244 condo transactions, ranging from $4,500 to $3,000,000, with an average close price of $540,052. The median sold price during this period was $1,100,000, reflecting the diversity of the market across price points and property types. Among the most active complexes by historical sales, Mosswood leads with 84 closings, while Greenfield Hunt represents the higher-end tier at an average close price of $787,244.

Fairfield Condo Communities

Community	Units	Year Built	Avg Sale Price	HOA/mo	Pool
Beaumont Commons	6	2020	$854,000	$220	N
Burr Court	14	1988	$1,216,389	$242	N
Commons At Fairfield	13	2016	$624,467	$295	N
Dimon Court	5	1985	$480,000	$362	N
Greenfield Hunt	100	1994 – 1998	$787,244	$350	Y
Kensie Point	8	1983	$965,000	$900	N
Lantern Point	—	—	—	—	N
Ocean Reef	11	1985	$564,850	$450	N
Oldfield Commons	8	2021	$1,236,500	$300	N
Pequot Landing	27	2003 – 2005	$821,400	$522	N
Pequot Mews	4	1972	$1,646,250	—	N
Quincy	40	1974	$369,375	$392	Y
Sasqua Commons	4	2005	$784,000	$350	N
Sherman Court	6	2005	$757,500	$700	N
Somerset	26	1995 – 1997	$559,750	$370	N
Southgate	16	1985	$711,607	$547	N
Southport Green	24	2006	$1,215,068	$1,001	N
Southport Woods	200	1969 – 2006	$433,888	$499	Y
Stone Ridge	70	2005	$527,600	$691	N
The Beach	10	1986	$1,091,300	$600	N
The Meadows	50	1978	$829,560	$585	Y
The Oaks	35	1988 – 1989	$905,964	$695	N
Woodfield Village	178	1935 – 1999	$505,027	$565	Y

About the Fairfield Condo Market

Mosswood leads activity with 84 sales and an average close price of $378,023, followed closely by Southport Woods at 80 sales averaging $433,888. Woodfield Village ranks third with 71 sales at $505,027 average. Dogwood Green and Greenfield Hunt round out the top five, with 50 and 43 sales respectively, at average prices of $310,669 and $787,244. All 23 published complexes in Fairfield are condo developments. Construction spans from 1935 to 2021 based on the 22 of 23 complexes with known build years, covering mid-century properties through modern developments. Across the inventory, two- and three-bedroom layouts are the most common (12 complexes include two-bedroom units and 18 include three-bedroom units); one-bedroom inventory is available in 2; four-bedroom options are offered by 2. On-site amenities are sparse in the source data — a pool is listed at 5 and a clubhouse at 5 of the 23 complexes. Current active inventory across these complexes totals 10 listings in the source data. Fairfield’s broader market demonstrates solid activity levels across its condo inventory. The range of closed transactions and price points indicates consistent buyer engagement throughout the recent historical period. Market conditions reflect typical Connecticut coastal town dynamics, with properties distributed across multiple complexes spanning construction years from 1935 to 2021. Explore more Fairfield CT real estate.