Woodland Hills Condos in Danbury, CT

Opening Overview

Woodland Hills is one of the largest condominium communities in Danbury, with 252 townhouse-style units spread across a gated setting on Faith Street. MLS records show 113 sales at this complex, with closed prices ranging from $265,000 to $675,000 and a median sale price of $425,000. Price per square foot across recorded sales has run approximately $169. That positions Woodland Hills below the Danbury-wide median of $512,500 for all property types, which makes it one of the more accessible entry points in the market for buyers who want a townhouse layout, a private community, and meaningful square footage without paying detached-home prices. The complex is large enough that units do turn over with regularity, giving buyers real comparable data to work from. For sellers, that same turnover creates a trackable pricing benchmark that removes most of the guesswork around valuation.

Woodland Hills Condos for Sale

Active inventory at Woodland Hills moves. With 252 units and a documented history of consistent sales across multiple price points and bedroom configurations, this is not a complex where buyers wait years for a unit to appear. That said, availability changes quickly, and the gap between a 2-bedroom at 1,700 square feet and a 3-bedroom at nearly 3,000 square feet represents a wide pricing spread. Buyers looking at Danbury CT condos in this size and price range should watch Woodland Hills closely. Contact The Engel Team directly for current listings, units coming to market off-MLS, and guidance on where specific units sit relative to recent comps.

Recently Sold at Woodland Hills

The sales record here is one of the more complete datasets available for any condominium complex in Danbury CT real estate. Across 113 MLS-recorded transactions, units have sold from $265,000 to $675,000. Unit sizes ranged from 1,680 to 3,355 square feet, and the median price per square foot landed at approximately $169.

Recent activity in 2025 shows prices firmly in the $450,000 to $590,000 range for the majority of closings. A 3-bedroom, 4-bath unit at 2,821 square feet sold for $540,000 in October 2025. A 3-bedroom at 2,993 square feet closed at $580,000 in December 2025. A 3-bedroom at 2,915 square feet sold for $590,000 in May 2025. Two-bedroom units in 2025 have generally traded between $450,000 and $485,000 depending on size and condition. The $675,000 outlier in the dataset was a 2-bedroom unit at just 1,680 square feet, which closed in September 2024 and sits well above the trend line for that bedroom count. Buyers should not treat that sale as a reliable comp without understanding the specific unit and circumstances.

The table below reflects recent closed sales at Woodland Hills:

About Woodland Hills

Woodland Hills sits at 37 Faith Street in Danbury, CT. The community was developed in phases between 1985 and 2004, which means the 252 units are not all identical in age or specification. Construction spread across nearly two decades produces meaningful variation in layout, finish level, and building condition from one unit to the next. The gated entry is a genuine feature here, not cosmetic, and it contributes to the enclosed, self-contained character of the complex. At 252 units, Woodland Hills is large enough to function as its own neighborhood, with shared amenities that reflect the scale of the community. The setting is residential rather than urban, which suits buyers who want a townhouse condominium without the density of a smaller attached complex.

Homes and Layouts at Woodland Hills

Units at Woodland Hills are townhouse-style condominiums, meaning buyers get vertical square footage rather than a single-floor flat layout. Recorded sales show unit sizes ranging from 1,680 to 3,355 square feet. Bedroom counts run from 1 to 4, with 2-bedroom and 3-bedroom configurations representing the clear majority of sales. Bath counts in recent transactions have typically been 3 or 4. The size range is wide enough that buyers searching for a compact 2-bedroom and buyers who need a 4-bedroom townhouse are both operating in the same complex. That spread also means pricing varies considerably by unit, and buyers should not apply a single per-square-foot figure across all configurations without reviewing condition and floor-plan specifics. Outdoor space and parking details should be confirmed unit by unit through the listing documents and resale package, as individual unit improvements vary across the complex.

What Buyers Need to Know

HOA fees at Woodland Hills currently run in the $520 to $560 per month range based on recent closed transactions, up from the $465 per month seen in earlier years. Buyers should request the current fee schedule, the most recent reserve study, and the association’s financial statements before making an offer. A complex of 252 units developed in phases from 1985 to 2004 carries real exposure to deferred maintenance and capital expenditure for building systems, roofing, and exterior components. The age spread across the complex means some buildings are pushing 40 years old while others are 20 years newer. That difference matters when evaluating what the reserves are funded to address and when major assessments might be expected.

Annual property taxes on recent sales have ranged from roughly $5,600 to $9,700, with most transactions in the $6,000 to $8,000 band. The $9,699 tax figure on the September 2024 sale is an outlier worth noting, and buyers should confirm current assessed values directly with the city of Danbury rather than relying on historical tax figures from closed sales.

Buyers should also request the condominium association’s rules on rentals, pets, and unit modifications before closing. In a community this size with units sold over a multi-decade window, renovation variation between units is common. A unit that has been significantly updated and one that has been held in original condition since 1990 will not price the same, and the sales table above reflects that spread. Request the full resale package, review the master deed and bylaws, and confirm the owner-occupancy ratio with the association before committing to financing, particularly if using conventional financing with occupancy requirements.

Buying or Selling at Woodland Hills

For buyers, Woodland Hills offers one of the more data-rich condominium buying decisions available in Danbury CT homes for sale. Over 100 recorded MLS transactions means comps exist at nearly every size and bedroom configuration. The Engel Team can provide a unit-specific analysis, flag active and off-market availability, and walk through the association financials so buyers understand what they are actually purchasing beyond the unit itself.

For sellers, the same depth of data cuts both ways. Pricing a unit at Woodland Hills requires understanding where it sits within the complex’s own comp set, not just the broader Danbury market. A 2-bedroom at 1,783 square feet does not price the same as a 3-bedroom at 2,993 square feet, and condition drives meaningful spread at each size tier. The Engel Team specializes in condominium valuation and listing strategy in the Danbury market. Reach out for a current pricing assessment before setting your number.