Lansdowne Condos for Sale

Lansdowne does not turn over often. With 90 units in a gated townhouse community and a buyer pool that includes downsizers from larger Westport homes as well as professionals who want low-maintenance living in one of Fairfield County’s most recognized markets, units here tend to go quickly when they do appear. Active inventory at Lansdowne changes fast. If you are tracking this complex, the best move is to be alerted the moment something hits — or before it does. Contact The Engel Team directly for off-market monitoring, and browse current Westport CT condos to see what else is available in the broader market while you wait.

Recently Sold at Lansdowne

Across 52 recorded MLS sales, Lansdowne closed prices ranged from $512,000 to $1,602,000. The median sale price across all recorded transactions was $841,250, but recent sales tell a more current story. Seven of the last ten closed units sold at or above $1,200,000, with two three-bedroom units clearing $1,500,000. Unit sizes ranged from 1,825 to 2,450 square feet, and the median price per square foot across the full sale history was approximately $407/SF. The most recent sale, Unit 310, closed at $1,299,000 in April 2026 at roughly $643/SF — a signal of how sharply values have moved from the complex’s earlier baseline.

Unit	Date	Price	Bed/Bath	SqFt	HOA/mo	Tax/yr
310	04/10/2026	$1,299,000	2/2	2,019	$622	$9,505
220	03/20/2026	$1,030,000	2/3	2,050	$622	$8,027
144	11/14/2025	$1,200,000	2/3	2,050	$622	$9,700
325	09/05/2025	$1,350,000	2/3	2,100	$592	$8,857
141	04/07/2025	$1,510,000	3/3	2,450	$592	$10,397
229	02/18/2025	$1,220,000	2/3	2,050	$592	$7,914
137	01/17/2025	$1,025,000	2/3	2,100	$592	$8,116
127	12/10/2024	$1,249,000	2/3	2,100	$592	$9,725
133	09/12/2024	$1,200,000	2/2	1,825	$567	$8,221
317	09/06/2024	$1,602,000	3/3	2,450	$592	$10,662
139	05/03/2024	$1,500,000	2/3	2,450	$566	$10,909
329	04/29/2024	$1,500,000	2/2	2,450	$567	$10,738
215	02/26/2024	$1,500,000	2/3	2,450	$566	$11,221
205	04/06/2023	$960,000	2/3	2,050	$542	$7,738
300	12/15/2022	$925,000	2/3	1,875	$542	$9,243
311	10/11/2022	$925,000	2/3	2,050	$542	$7,985
208	09/15/2022	$850,000	2/3	1,875	$516	$7,907
138	08/26/2022	$1,000,000	2/3	2,050	$516	$8,337
319	08/08/2022	$1,035,000	2/3	2,100	$516	$8,099
224	12/02/2021	$863,000	2/3	2,050	$516	$7,705
113	10/15/2021	$1,000,000	2/2	2,300	$516	$10,573
125	10/04/2021	$1,175,000	3/3	2,300	$516	$9,816
210	05/21/2021	$680,500	2/2	1,825	$507	$7,906
316	02/05/2021	$626,000	2/2	1,825	$506	$8,141
320	01/22/2021	$685,000	2/3	1,875	$505	$7,847
306	01/15/2021	$619,000	2/2	1,825	$507	$8,141
310	08/19/2020	$832,500	2/2	2,051	$493	$8,998
133	08/17/2020	$599,000	2/2	1,825	$502	$7,850
226	08/14/2020	$683,000	3/2	1,969	$502	$8,724
325	07/16/2020	$512,000	2/3	2,100	$502	$8,789
	06/29/2020	$540,000	2/2	1,825	$502	$7,756
220	06/12/2020	$605,000	2/3	2,050	$502	$7,713
145	05/08/2020	$660,000	2/3	2,050	$501	$7,749
204	12/11/2019	$750,000	2/3	2,050	$502	$8,497
302	09/06/2019	$680,000	2/3	1,875	$502	$7,907
138	07/01/2019	$680,000	2/3	2,050	$501	$8,245
313	03/15/2019	$675,000	2/3	2,050	$501	$8,297
231	01/16/2019	$820,000	2/3	2,450	$502	$10,296
146	12/04/2018	$765,000	2/2	1,825	$465	$7,934
308	01/29/2018	$665,000	3/2	2,001	$501	$8,214
310	08/31/2017	$825,000	2/2	2,019		$8,680
303	06/22/2017	$820,000	2/3	2,050		$8,300
117	05/15/2017	$760,000	2/3	2,050		$7,725
	04/28/2017	$850,000	2/3	2,450		$10,645
121	03/31/2017	$625,000	2/3	2,100		$8,224
211	09/16/2016	$725,000	2/3	2,050		$7,796
101	06/27/2016	$1,160,000	3/3	2,450		$11,551
314	01/28/2016	$870,000	2/3	2,050		$7,866
113	01/04/2016	$770,000	2/2	2,300		$9,014
227	12/28/2015	$872,000	2/3	2,300		$10,194
325	07/29/2015	$725,000	2/3	2,100		$8,097
222	07/15/2015	$737,000	2/3	2,050		$7,862

About Lansdowne

Lansdowne is a 90-unit gated condominium community built between 1983 and 1986 on the waterfront edge of Westport. The address is 310 Lansdowne, and the complex sits close to the Saugatuck River corridor, within reach of Westport’s town center and the train station. What distinguishes Lansdowne from most Westport condo options is the combination of the gated entry, the waterfront setting, and the townhouse-style construction at a scale — 90 units — that keeps the community from feeling either cramped or anonymous. This is not a high-rise conversion or a retrofitted office building. It was purpose-built as a residential community, and the layout reflects that. Units sit on the first and second floors with private access, fireplaces, and individual configurations that vary meaningfully from unit to unit. The pool, clubhouse, and park round out the on-site amenities. For buyers comparing Westport’s condo options against the broader Westport CT real estate market, Lansdowne occupies a distinct position: more space and privacy than a downtown flat, without the maintenance demands of a detached single-family home.

Homes and Layouts at Lansdowne

Units at Lansdowne come in two- and three-bedroom configurations, ranging from approximately 1,825 to 2,450 square feet. The smallest units, around 1,825 square feet, are two-bedroom, two-bath layouts and have closed in recent years between $600,000 and $1,300,000 depending on condition and the market environment at time of sale. The larger units, at 2,300 to 2,450 square feet, include three-bedroom, three-bath layouts and have reached $1,602,000 at the top of the recent range. The townhouse format means buyers get a vertical, multi-floor layout rather than a single-story flat, with first- and second-floor living that includes individual fireplaces and private bathrooms on each level. That floor plan appeals specifically to buyers stepping down from larger single-family homes who want room to move without a yard to maintain. Outdoor space specifics vary by unit and should be confirmed during due diligence. For context on how Lansdowne fits within the full range of Westport homes for sale, the townhouse format here sits between attached condos and detached houses in both price and lifestyle.

What Buyers Need to Know

The current HOA fee is $622 per month, up from $516/month in the 2020–2022 period. That trajectory is worth noting: fees have risen roughly 20 percent over five years, which is not unusual for a complex of this age but should be factored into a long-term ownership cost calculation. Property taxes across recent sales have ranged from approximately $7,700 to $11,551 per year, with taxes on larger units consistently running higher. Buyers should request the current reserve fund balance and the most recent reserve study before making an offer. A complex built between 1983 and 1986 is now 40 years old. Roof systems, HVAC, exterior cladding, and common area infrastructure may carry deferred maintenance depending on what has been addressed by prior assessments. Ask specifically whether any special assessments have been levied in the past five years and whether any are currently planned.

Renovation variation between units is significant, as the sales history shows. A 1,825-square-foot unit in original condition will price and present very differently from a renovated unit of the same size. Buyers should not price off square footage alone; condition and finish level drive wide swings in per-square-foot value at Lansdowne. The waterfront setting also raises the question of flood zone designation. Buyers should confirm the FEMA flood zone for their specific unit and verify the current flood insurance requirement before closing. Flood insurance costs can add meaningfully to the annual carrying cost, particularly for first-floor units closer to the water. The resale package, including the association’s financial statements, rules and regulations, and any pending litigation, should be reviewed by a real estate attorney familiar with Connecticut condominium law. Resale restrictions, if any, must also be confirmed. Rental rules and owner-occupancy ratios affect both current enjoyment and future resale value, and those specifics should be requested directly from the association.

Buying or Selling at Lansdowne

Pricing a unit at Lansdowne correctly requires understanding which comps actually apply. The 52-sale history spans a wide price range, and the spread between a dated 1,825-square-foot unit and a renovated 2,450-square-foot unit with water views can exceed $500,000. Sellers who price without accounting for condition and unit-specific factors leave money on the table or overprice and stall. The Engel Team knows this complex and the full range of Westport CT condos well enough to value individual units, not just track median prices. For buyers, the combination of off-market awareness and detailed comp analysis matters here more than at most complexes, because Lansdowne’s low turnover means waiting for the right unit to appear publicly can take months. Reach out to The Engel Team for a current valuation, off-market alerts, and a direct conversation about how to position an offer or a listing at Lansdowne.