Silver Ridge Condos in Norwalk, CT

Silver Ridge Condos for Sale

Silver Ridge is a small complex with only 20 units, and turnover reflects that. Most years see one or two sales, occasionally three. That kind of scale means availability moves quickly and often without much advance warning. There are no verified active listings at the time this page was written. If you are tracking Silver Ridge specifically, the best approach is direct monitoring rather than waiting for a Zillow alert. Contact The Engel Team’s Norwalk real estate page to get notified when a unit comes available, including anything off-market before it hits MLS.

Recently Sold at Silver Ridge

Silver Ridge has 30 recorded MLS sales on file, which gives buyers a real dataset to work with. Prices have ranged from $154,993 for a 1-bedroom, 570-square-foot unit to $765,000 for a 3-bedroom, 2,574-square-foot unit. The median sale price across all 30 transactions is $291,250, with a median price per square foot of approximately $265.

The most recent recorded sale closed November 2025 at $765,000 for Unit A, a 3-bed/4-bath unit spanning 2,574 square feet. That is the top of the range by a meaningful margin. Before that, Unit C6 sold in April 2025 for $405,000, a 2-bed/3-bath at 1,209 square feet. Those two 2025 transactions represent the active price ceiling for the complex. Two-bedroom units in the 1,209-square-foot range have traded between $290,000 and $405,000 in recent years, with HOA fees on those units generally landing in the $370–$470/month range. One-bedroom units at 514–570 square feet have sold between $154,993 and $296,000, with taxes and fees considerably lower than the two-bedroom tier.

The spread between the lowest and highest recorded sales is wide, partly due to the range of unit sizes and partly due to renovation variation within the complex. A buyer comparing two units at similar square footage should expect meaningful condition differences that affect pricing. Square footage and bed count alone will not explain price gaps here.

For the full 30-sale history, contact The Engel Team directly. Comp analysis at Silver Ridge requires unit-level condition review, not just price-per-square-foot averages.

About Silver Ridge

Silver Ridge sits at 3 Caryns in Norwalk, CT, a small condominium community of 20 units developed across a construction window that ran from 1986 to 2012. That phased development matters to buyers: units within the same complex can reflect meaningfully different construction standards, finishes, and mechanical systems depending on when they were built. The complex is within walking distance of Metro North, which positions it directly for commuters who want rail access without driving to the station. In a city where Norwalk’s median sale price across all property types sits at $660,000, Silver Ridge offers entry points well below that threshold, particularly for one-bedroom units.

Homes and Layouts at Silver Ridge

Silver Ridge offers townhouse, ranch, and split-level configurations across its 20 units. Bedroom counts run from 1 to 2 in most units, with at least one recorded 3-bedroom configuration in the largest floor plan at 2,574 square feet. The smallest recorded units come in at 514–570 square feet, built as compact one-bedroom flats. Two-bedroom units most frequently appear in the 1,209-square-foot range, though the D-building units step up to 1,584 square feet, and at least one two-bedroom configuration reached 1,321 square feet.

The townhouse-style layout provides vertical separation between floors, which buyers coming from single-family homes often prefer over flat-style condominiums. Exact parking configurations and private outdoor space should be confirmed on a unit-by-unit basis, as they can vary within a complex of this scale and multi-phase construction history. Buyers interested in the full range of Norwalk CT condos should compare Silver Ridge’s townhouse format against the mid-rise and flat-style inventory available elsewhere in the city before deciding on configuration.

What Buyers Need to Know

The current HOA fee averages approximately $382/month, though recorded fees across individual sales have ranged from $156 to $491 per month. That spread reflects both the different unit sizes and the multi-phase development timeline, meaning HOA assessments are not uniform across all 20 units. Before making an offer, confirm the exact monthly fee and what it covers for the specific unit.

Property taxes at Silver Ridge vary considerably by unit. One-bedroom units have carried taxes in the $2,400–$3,100 range annually, while two-bedroom units have landed between $3,900 and $5,700, and the largest unit in the complex carries $10,692 per year. Tax figures change at reassessment, so verify current mill rate application directly with the Norwalk assessor.

Because units were constructed across a roughly 26-year window, reserve fund adequacy is one of the more important due diligence items here. A building section constructed in 1986 operates on a different capital replacement cycle than one built in 2012. Request the association’s reserve study and financials before closing. Ask specifically whether any special assessments have been levied in the past five years and whether any are pending for roofing, siding, or mechanical systems.

Renovation variation between units is significant. The price gap between a $290,000 one-bedroom and a $405,000 two-bedroom in the same square footage range is partly explained by condition and finish updates. Buyers should not underwrite a unit based on the complex’s median alone. Request disclosure on what has been updated, particularly kitchens, baths, HVAC, and windows.

Resale potential at Silver Ridge is tied closely to unit condition and floor plan, not just location. The complex’s 30-sale history shows that upgraded units at the 1,209-square-foot mark have cleared $350,000 to $405,000, while unimproved units in identical floor plans have sold closer to $290,000 to $321,000. That gap of $60,000–$85,000 for equivalent square footage is a direct resale signal: buyers purchasing at the lower end in unimproved condition take on renovation risk that the market has not always rewarded on exit. Confirm rental rules and owner-occupancy ratios with the association before finalizing any purchase, as both factors affect future financing and resale liquidity.

Buying or Selling at Silver Ridge

With only 20 units and a complex sale history of 30 transactions spanning a decade, pricing a Silver Ridge unit correctly requires unit-level analysis, not just a zip code average. The Norwalk market in early 2025 showed a 6.9% decline in median sale price and a contraction in inventory to 118 homes, with the sharpest movement concentrated in the first half of 2025. That market context affects what buyers should offer and what sellers should price against.

If you are buying, The Engel Team can provide a full comp analysis across all recorded Silver Ridge sales, flag any off-market opportunities, and walk through the HOA financials before you make a decision. If you are selling a unit here, pricing relative to the 2025 closed comps, particularly the C6 sale at $405,000 and the Unit A sale at $765,000, is the starting point, but condition and configuration make every unit a separate pricing exercise.

Start with the Norwalk homes for sale search to see what else is active, or reach out to The Engel Team directly for a Silver Ridge-specific valuation or buyer briefing. This is a small complex with real pricing nuance. Work with someone who has the data.

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