Westport offers 19 published condo and co-op complexes—18 condos and 1 co-op—with a substantial history of residential transactions. The condo sales database contains 393 historical sales spanning from 2016 to 2020, with prices ranging from $150,000 to $4,560,870. The average close price across these transactions was $934,265, while the town’s median sold price stands at $2,100,000, reflecting a robust market that has appreciated 22.9% over the past 12 months. Among the most active complexes by historical sales, LANSDOWNE leads with 52 closings, while Terra Nova represents the higher-end tier at an average close price of $1,184,909.

Westport Condo Communities

Community	Units	Year Built	Avg Sale Price	HOA/mo	Pool
Birchwood	66	1973	$381,000	$344	Y
Compo Mill Cove	—	1910 – 2008	—	—	N
Daybreak Commons	9	2019	$1,418,000	$650	N
Edgewater Commons	30	1985	$630,500	$550	N
Harvest Commons	82	1980 – 1983	$873,607	$558	Y
Indian River Green	20	1988	$674,156	$510	N
Main Street Association	—	1987	—	—	N
Oakview	—	—	—	—	N
Old Hill	16	1988	$572,250	$432	N
Playhouse Square	20	1982	$431,600	$500	N
Regents Park	150	1985	$936,561	$644	Y
Riverside Green	20	2005 – 2006	$743,967	$457	N
Riverside Walk	10	2003	$396,643	$260	N
Saugatuck Island	—	1922 – 2024	—	—	N
Strathmore	89	1980	$444,923	$442	Y
Terra Nova	62	72 – 2004	$1,184,909	$1,005	Y
The Saugatuck	36	—	$298,145	$614	N
Westport Village	12	1900	$511,286	$578	N
Whitney Glen	70	1982 – 1986	$489,635	$240	Y

About the Westport Condo Market

LANSDOWNE leads activity among Westport’s complexes with 52 recorded sales and an average close price of $917,385. Harvest Commons follows with 45 sales and an average close price of $873,607. Regents Park recorded 33 sales at an average of $936,561, while Whitney Glen completed 31 sales averaging $489,635. Terra Nova, though less frequently traded with 22 sales, commands the highest average close price at $1,184,909, indicating stronger price positioning within the market.

The 19 published complexes in Westport include 18 condo developments and 1 co-op communities. Construction spans from 1900 to 2024 based on the 16 of 19 complexes with known build years, covering mid-century properties through modern developments. Across the inventory, two- and three-bedroom layouts are the most common (15 complexes include two-bedroom units and 5 include three-bedroom units); one-bedroom inventory is available in 7; four-bedroom options are offered by 1. On-site amenities are sparse in the source data — a pool is listed at 6 and a clubhouse at 5 of the 19 complexes. Current active inventory across these complexes totals 6 listings in the source data.

Westport’s broader market demonstrates strength with a sale-to-list ratio of 100.3%, indicating properties typically sell at or above asking price. Months of inventory sits at 1.24, signaling a competitive seller’s market with limited supply relative to demand. Properties average 53 days on market, reflecting brisk transaction velocity and sustained buyer interest across the town’s residential landscape.

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