Palmer Hill Stamford CT
Address: 77 Havemeyer Lane, Stamford, CT
Total Units: 195
Year Built: 2008–2014
Bedrooms: 2, 3, and 4
Styles: Penthouse, Half Duplex, Townhouse, Mid-Rise
Price Range (MLS history): $492,500 – $1,775,000
Median Sale Price (MLS): $890,501 across 141 recorded sales
HOA Fee: From approximately $690/month
Property Tax: From approximately $10,399/year
Palmer Hill Condos for Sale
Availability at Palmer Hill moves faster than most buyers expect. With 195 units across a gated community that pulls buyers from across Fairfield County and beyond, inventory turns over at a pace that rewards buyers who are already pre-approved and prepared. There is no standing pool of listings here — when a unit comes to market, it attracts attention quickly, particularly the larger half-duplex and penthouse formats. If you are watching Palmer Hill, passive monitoring is not enough. The Engel Team tracks Stamford homes for sale including condo inventory in real time, and can alert you the moment a unit matching your criteria becomes available, including off-market opportunities. Contact us directly for current availability.
Recently Sold at Palmer Hill
MLS records show 141 sales at Palmer Hill, with closed prices ranging from $492,500 to $1,775,000 and a median sale price of $890,501. Unit sizes ran from 1,100 square feet to 5,317 square feet, with a median price per square foot of approximately $450. That spread reflects the significant difference between the smaller mid-rise flats and the larger half-duplex and penthouse formats within the same complex.
Recent 2025 and early 2026 sales show a clear upward shift. Unit 23 closed in February 2025 at $1,775,000 for a 3-bed, 4-bath unit at 3,455 square feet. Unit 97 sold in May 2025 at $1,525,000 for nearly 3,940 square feet. Unit 90 closed in October 2025 at $1,597,000 for 2,894 square feet. On the smaller end, Unit 313 sold in November 2025 at $675,000 for 1,100 square feet, and Unit 224 closed in March 2025 at $900,000 for 1,100 square feet — a notable jump from earlier sales at the same floor plan. The most recent recorded sale, Unit 420, closed March 20, 2026 at $1,425,000 for 2,077 square feet.
The pricing gap between a 1,100-square-foot flat and a 3,000-plus-square-foot half duplex is real and consistent across the history of the complex. Buyers comparing units need to anchor their expectations to the specific product type, not the complex-wide median.
About Palmer Hill
Palmer Hill is a gated condominium community at 77 Havemeyer Lane in Stamford, CT. Construction spanned 2008 through 2014, which means the complex was built and finished in phases — a detail relevant to buyers evaluating HOA reserves and building system age across different sections of the community. At 195 units, it is one of the larger condominium developments in Stamford, though its gated layout and landscaped grounds give it a scale that does not feel institutional. The setting includes stone patios, private gardens at ground-level units, and park space within the community. For buyers who want condominium ownership without the feel of a high-rise tower, Palmer Hill is a distinct option in the Stamford CT condo market. Beaches in CT are reachable in under 10 minutes by car from this location.
Homes and Layouts at Palmer Hill
Palmer Hill includes both mid-rise flats and townhouse-style half duplexes, with penthouses at the upper end. The smallest units run approximately 1,100 square feet with 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. The largest recorded sale in MLS data reached 5,317 square feet with 4 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms. Most of the 3-bedroom half-duplex formats fall between 2,400 and 4,100 square feet.
Townhouse plans at Palmer Hill feature grand master suites on the first floor, which is a layout that appeals strongly to buyers who want single-level primary living without giving up the square footage of a full home. Units include stone countertops, custom cabinetry, and spacious pantries. Ground-floor units have stone patios and private gardens. Second and third-floor homes have one or more private outdoor areas depending on the specific plan. The building includes elevator access and a fitness center. There is a clubhouse, a pool, and a dedicated gardening area within the gated grounds. Parking is part of the condominium structure.
What Buyers Need to Know
HOA fees at Palmer Hill currently run from approximately $690 per month at the lower end, with some units showing fees in the $900 to $970 range depending on unit size and tier. The variation is meaningful — a buyer comparing two Palmer Hill units should not assume the same monthly carry. Property taxes range from roughly $10,400 per year for the smaller flats up to $22,600 for the largest units. Budget accordingly before comparing Palmer Hill to single-family options in the same price range.
Because construction ran from 2008 to 2014, buyers should confirm which phase their target unit belongs to and review reserve fund adequacy for that section of the complex. A building that finished in 2014 is now over a decade old. HVAC systems, roofing on the townhouse structures, and common-area infrastructure are worth a close look in the resale disclosure package. Ask for the most recent reserve study and any history of special assessments before submitting an offer.
Renovation variation between units is real at Palmer Hill. Some units have been updated since original sale; others remain in builder-standard condition. Price-per-square-foot comps can mislead buyers if they do not account for finish level. The resale package and a thorough walkthrough are non-negotiable at this price point. Confirm rental and pet policies with the HOA directly, as these rules affect both current ownership experience and long-term resale value. Owner-occupancy ratio is also worth verifying if financing with a conventional loan, as lender requirements vary by project approval status.
Palmer Hill is not a waterfront community, so flood zone exposure is not a primary concern here. Standard Connecticut homeowner association insurance structure applies, but buyers should confirm what the master policy covers versus what individual unit owners must carry separately.
Buying or Selling at Palmer Hill
Palmer Hill is one of the more active condominium resale markets in Stamford, with 141 recorded MLS sales and a clear upward price trajectory in 2025. That volume gives The Engel Team a detailed picture of how specific unit types and floor locations perform over time — which formats hold value, which sell fastest, and where pricing tends to stall.
For buyers, the difference between the right unit and a mediocre one at Palmer Hill comes down to floor plan, finish level, outdoor space, and phase of construction. We help buyers evaluate those variables against current asking prices before making an offer. For sellers, proper pricing requires anchoring to recent half-duplex or flat comps specifically, not the complex-wide average. A 1,100-square-foot flat and a 3,400-square-foot penthouse are not the same market.
To get a current valuation on a Palmer Hill unit you own, or to get notified the moment a specific unit type hits the market, contact The Engel Team directly. You can also explore the broader Stamford CT real estate market to understand how Palmer Hill pricing compares to other condominium and single-family options at similar price points in the city.
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