Gallant Cove Condos in Stamford, CT

Gallant Cove Condos for Sale

With only 21 units, Gallant Cove does not produce frequent listings. This is a small, low-turnover community, and buyers who wait for the right unit to appear publicly can miss it. The MLS has recorded just 8 sales over the full history of the complex, which tells you something about how rarely owners leave. When a unit does come to market, it tends to move. If you are watching Stamford CT condos and Gallant Cove specifically is on your list, direct contact with an agent who monitors off-market activity is worth more than a saved search. Contact The Engel Team to get on the short list before the next unit appears.

Recently Sold at Gallant Cove

Eight verified MLS sales give a solid picture of how pricing has moved here. The range runs from $510,000 (a 2-bed, 2-bath unit sold in April 2017) to $900,000 (a 3-bed, 2-bath unit closed in July 2025). The two most recent sales, both in 2025, came in at $820,000 and $900,000, a meaningful jump from the 2022 and 2021 sales at $607,000 and $650,000.

Unit sizes break into two tiers: the smaller 2-bed units at 1,463 square feet and the 3-bed units at 1,751 square feet. The median price per square foot across all 8 sales is approximately $377/SF, but the 2025 sales price out closer to $510–$560/SF, which reflects how much the Stamford condominium market has moved over the past three years.

Tax figures vary by unit and assessment year. Buyers should verify current mill rate and assessed value directly with the city of Stamford before making any offer.

About Gallant Cove

Gallant Cove is a 21-unit colonial-style condominium community built in 1993 at 115 Top Gallant Road in Stamford, CT. The complex sits in a location with walkable access to the Stamford train station, which runs Metro-North service to New York City in just under one hour. That proximity is a concrete selling point for buyers who commute, and it is part of what supports pricing here relative to other Stamford CT real estate at comparable square footage.

The building style is townhouse and single-family detached, meaning units are vertically oriented with private entries rather than corridor-accessed flats. For buyers stepping out of a single-family house who are not ready for a high-rise, Gallant Cove offers a middle path: attached ownership, reduced maintenance, and a condominium structure, without the feel of a stacked apartment building.

Homes and Layouts at Gallant Cove

Units at Gallant Cove come in two configurations: 2-bedroom, 2-bath layouts at approximately 1,463 square feet, and 3-bedroom, 2-bath layouts at approximately 1,751 square feet. Both unit types are well-represented in the sales record. The townhouse style means buyers get vertical living with distinct floor separation between living areas and bedrooms, which tends to suit buyers who want more than a single-level flat but less than a full detached house to maintain.

Garage parking is included. For a walkable-to-train complex in Stamford, covered parking is not a given, and it adds practical value for buyers who drive some days and commute others. Outdoor space details vary by unit and should be confirmed with the listing or resale package.

What Buyers Need to Know

HOA fees at Gallant Cove have risen incrementally over the sales history. Earlier sales recorded no HOA data, but units sold in 2021 showed $325/month, 2022 and 2023 sales showed $350/month, and both 2025 sales listed $400/month. That trend is worth watching. A fee moving from $325 to $400 over four years is not unusual for a 30-year-old building with systems aging toward replacement cycles. Buyers should request the current budget, reserve study, and any pending special assessment before going under contract.

Because Gallant Cove was built in 1993, the building is now past the 30-year threshold where mechanical systems, roofing, and exterior components commonly require capital investment. Ask the association for documentation on roof replacement, HVAC systems, and siding or foundation work completed or scheduled. A well-funded reserve prevents a special assessment. A thin reserve does not.

The resale package for any unit should include the current financial statements, meeting minutes from the past two years, rules and regulations, and documentation of any open litigation involving the association. In Connecticut, buyers have a statutory right to review this material before closing. Do not skip it. Renovation variation between units is also something to price carefully here: with only 21 units, no two kitchens or baths will be identical, and updated units have sold meaningfully above their non-updated counterparts even at the same square footage.

Rental restrictions, pet policies, and owner-occupancy ratios were not confirmed in available data. Buyers planning to lease the unit or finance with conventional or FHA loans should verify these directly with the association, since owner-occupancy thresholds affect lender eligibility.

For resale value, the 2025 price trajectory is encouraging. Units that last traded in 2021 and 2022 in the $607,000–$650,000 range are now finding buyers at $820,000–$900,000. That is a substantial increase over a short window. Whether that holds depends on inventory, rate environment, and condition. Buyers should not assume the next comparable sale will come in higher simply because the trend has been up.

Buying or Selling at Gallant Cove

Gallant Cove is a small enough community that standard automated valuations are unreliable. Eight total MLS sales spread across a decade produce wide variance, and the gap between a renovated unit and an original-condition unit can be $150,000 or more at current prices. Pricing a listing here requires judgment, not just comps.

For sellers, the 2025 sales at $820,000 and $900,000 set a new ceiling, but condition and timing both matter. A unit presented well in a low-inventory window will perform differently than one listed without preparation in a softer market. The Engel Team can provide a current valuation grounded in actual unit-level data, not just town averages.

For buyers, the combination of garage parking, walk-to-train access, townhouse entry, and a sub-25-unit community is rare in Stamford homes for sale at this price point. Units here do not sit. If Gallant Cove is on your list, reach out to The Engel Team directly to discuss timing, off-market possibilities, and what a competitive offer looks like given the most recent sales.

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