Linden Heights Norwalk CT
Address: 27 Linden Street, Norwalk, CT
Total Units: 36
Year Built: 1997
Bedrooms: 3–4
Building Style: Single Family Detached / Townhouse
Median Sale Price: $810,000
HOA Fee: $200/month
Property Tax: $9,145/year
Linden Heights Condos for Sale
Linden Heights turns over slowly. With 36 units and a building style that appeals to buyers who want square footage and a private entry, listings here do not accumulate. When a unit comes to market, it competes against limited inventory in a Norwalk condominium market where inventory across all types was down more than 10 percent in early 2025 compared to the prior year. That compression means buyers watching for a specific unit size or floor plan may wait several months between opportunities. If you are tracking availability at Linden Heights, contact The Engel Team’s Norwalk real estate desk directly. Off-market awareness matters here more than it does at larger complexes with predictable churn.
Recently Sold at Linden Heights
MLS records show four confirmed sales at Linden Heights. Closed prices ranged from $615,000 to $750,000, with a median sale price of $651,250. Unit sizes in those transactions ranged from 2,044 to 3,392 square feet, and the median price per square foot came in at approximately $200. The sales span 2020 through mid-2022, which means the dataset reflects a market period with meaningfully different conditions than what buyers are facing now. Use these as a structural baseline, not a current valuation. The complex’s own posted median of $810,000 sits above the MLS closed range, which tells buyers that pricing here is sensitive to unit condition and configuration, not just location.
| Unit | Date | Price | Bed/Bath | SqFt | HOA/mo | Tax/yr |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 27 | 07/06/2022 | $750,000 | 3/3 | 2,044 | $500 | $8,680 |
| 15 | 03/15/2022 | $680,000 | 3/3 | 3,132 | $200 | $9,212 |
| 25 | 01/05/2022 | $615,000 | 3/3 | 3,348 | $9,078 | |
| 19 | 12/01/2020 | $622,500 | 4/3 | 3,392 | $200 | $9,250 |
Note that Unit 27 sold at $750,000 with the smallest footprint in the dataset at 2,044 square feet, producing a price per square foot well above the median. Unit 19 closed at $622,500 with the largest footprint at 3,392 square feet, suggesting that condition, view, and position within the complex affect pricing as much as raw square footage does here.
About Linden Heights
Linden Heights is a 36-unit condominium community at 27 Linden Street in Norwalk, CT, built in 1997. The complex is structured as single family detached and townhouse-style units rather than a stacked flat building, which gives it a physical footprint and ownership experience closer to a small neighborhood than a traditional condo building. The location near the Norwalk train station is a genuine functional asset: the South Norwalk station puts riders on a Metro-North line where the ride to Grand Central Terminal runs approximately one hour and fifteen minutes. The community also sits within reasonable distance of Long Island Sound beaches, boat launches, and the hiking and biking trails that Norwalk’s shoreline corridor offers. Pets are welcome at Linden Heights, which broadens the buyer pool compared to complexes with breed or size restrictions.
Homes and Layouts at Linden Heights
Units at Linden Heights are configured as three- and four-bedroom homes, with bathrooms typically at three per unit. The size range across verified sales runs from 2,044 to 3,392 square feet, which is a meaningful spread within a 36-unit complex. Buyers should expect variation in layout and finish between units, particularly given the age of the building and the detached construction style. The single family detached and townhouse format means units likely have private entries, vertical living arrangements, and individual garage access rather than shared elevator lobbies. Outdoor space specifics should be confirmed unit by unit. Floor plan differences at this complex are not cosmetic, and square footage at the lower end of the range priced at $750,000 in 2022 suggests that position, view, and condition carry real weight in how units trade.
What Buyers Need to Know
The HOA fee at Linden Heights is $200 per month based on verified sales data, though Unit 27 recorded a $500 monthly HOA at its 2022 close. Buyers should confirm the current fee structure directly with the association, as unit-level fee variation within the same complex is a flag worth investigating before contract. Annual property taxes in the verified sales range from $8,680 to $9,250, consistent with the complex’s stated figure of $9,145.
Linden Heights was built in 1997, which means the building is approaching the 30-year mark. For any condominium in this age range, buyers should request the current reserve fund balance and the most recent reserve study. If the reserve is underfunded relative to the building’s deferred maintenance obligations, a special assessment becomes a real possibility. Ask for the last three years of meeting minutes and any history of assessments before you make an offer.
The complex’s proximity to Norwalk’s shoreline and Long Island Sound means buyers should verify the FEMA flood zone designation for their specific unit. Not all units in a detached-style complex carry the same flood exposure, but insurance costs and lender requirements can vary significantly depending on zone classification. Get a flood zone determination from the title company before committing.
Resale at Linden Heights is affected by the thin comparable sales record. Four closed sales over roughly two years is a narrow dataset, and pricing divergence between the smallest and largest units is wide. Buyers purchasing here should understand that resale value depends heavily on unit condition, configuration, and timing relative to broader Norwalk homes for sale inventory. A resale package review, including the association’s financial statements, budget, and any pending litigation, is non-negotiable due diligence at a complex this size. Rental rules and owner-occupancy ratio should also be confirmed, as lender approval for conventional financing can be affected if investor-owned units exceed standard thresholds.
The Norwalk market as of early 2025 showed a median sales price decline of approximately 6.9 percent, with that softening concentrated in the first half of the year. For buyers, that context means negotiating room may exist where it did not in 2022. For sellers at Linden Heights, accurate pricing against verified comps is more important now than it was during the run-up years.
Buying or Selling at Linden Heights
The Engel Team at Douglas Elliman tracks Norwalk CT condos across the full market, including complexes like Linden Heights where public listing activity is thin and off-market awareness is the real advantage. If you are buying here, we can tell you when a unit is likely to come available, what a fair offer looks like against the verified comp record, and what due diligence questions to push on before you go under contract. If you are selling, we can build a pricing strategy that accounts for the spread in this building’s own sales history rather than defaulting to a market average that does not reflect unit-level variation. Contact The Engel Team directly to discuss current availability, valuation, or a listing strategy at Linden Heights.
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