Woodland Hills Condos for Sale

Woodland Hills moves. With 113 recorded MLS sales since the complex was built, this is one of the most actively traded condominium communities in Trumbull. That volume means buyers have a reliable pricing baseline, but it also means well-priced units go quickly. Availability at any given moment is limited relative to the size of the complex, and units priced correctly in the mid-$400s to mid-$500s rarely sit more than a few weeks. If you are watching Woodland Hills, you need to be ready to move on short notice. Contact The Engel Team for current listings, off-market activity, and a heads-up when units match your target floor plan and price point. You can also browse active Trumbull CT condos to see what is on the market right now.

Recently Sold at Woodland Hills

MLS data covering 113 sales at Woodland Hills shows closed prices ranging from $265,000 to $675,000, with a median sale price of $425,000. Unit sizes ran from 1,680 to 3,355 square feet, and the median price per square foot was approximately $169. Recent 2025 and 2026 sales have pushed well above that historical median, with 2-bedroom units now trading in the high $400s and 3-bedroom units regularly clearing $500,000 to $590,000. The table below reflects the most recent confirmed sales.

Unit	Date	Price	Bed/Bath	SqFt	HOA/mo	Tax/yr
37	04/28/2026	$468,000	2/3	2,202	$560	$6,219
53	04/09/2026	$470,000	2/3	2,100	$560	$6,297
56	12/12/2025	$580,000	3/3	2,993	$540	$7,232
39	10/15/2025	$475,000	2/3	1,783	$540	$6,219
30	10/14/2025	$540,000	3/4	2,821	$540	$8,218
6	09/30/2025	$529,900	3/3	1,883	$540	$7,438
	09/10/2025	$485,000	2/3	2,277	$540	$6,037
44	09/05/2025	$535,000	3/3	1,700	$540	$6,602
28	08/08/2025	$575,000	3/4	2,606	$540	$7,557
52	06/25/2025	$555,000	3/3	2,221	$520	$7,336
36	05/28/2025	$590,000	3/4	2,915	$540	$7,391
34	05/28/2025	$469,000	2/3	2,101	$540	$6,123
18	05/05/2025	$450,000	2/3	1,783	$545	$6,159
34	01/31/2025	$515,000	3/4	2,574	$520	$7,724

About Woodland Hills

Woodland Hills is a 252-unit townhouse condominium community built between 2008 and 2011, addressed off Faith in Trumbull. The complex is relatively recent construction by Fairfield County standards, which means buyers are not walking into a 1970s conversion with aging infrastructure and deferred capital projects. The community setting is residential and low-density in character, consistent with the surrounding area of Trumbull. With 252 units, Woodland Hills is large enough to have a properly funded association and enough sales history to support accurate pricing analysis. It is not a boutique complex where comparable sales are scarce. It is one of the few condominium communities in Trumbull where buyers can model resale value with real data behind them. For buyers evaluating the broader Trumbull CT real estate market, Woodland Hills represents one of the most liquid condominium options in town.

Homes and Layouts at Woodland Hills

Units at Woodland Hills are townhouse style, meaning vertical multi-floor layouts with private entries rather than single-floor flats stacked in a corridor building. The sales record shows a range of 2-bedroom and 3-bedroom configurations, with occasional 4-bedroom units. Square footage spans from roughly 1,680 to 3,355 square feet, which is a wide band. Buyers should not assume the floor plan from the bedroom count alone. A 2-bedroom unit here can run over 2,200 square feet, while some 3-bedroom configurations come in under 2,000. That spread matters when comparing units by price per square foot. The townhouse format typically includes private outdoor space and attached or dedicated parking, though buyers should confirm specific parking arrangements for individual units. The multi-floor layout gives the complex more of a single-family feel than a flat-style building, which is part of the draw for buyers downsizing from a house but not interested in a single-level apartment product.

What Buyers Need to Know

HOA fees at Woodland Hills have risen incrementally over the life of the complex. Early sales showed fees around $438–$468 per month. Current sales reflect fees of $540–$560 per month. That is a meaningful increase over roughly fifteen years, and buyers should ask the association for the current budget, reserve study, and any approved capital assessments before committing. Because the complex was built in phases from 2008 to 2011, some building systems across the community are approaching the 15-year mark. Roof and mechanical systems should be on any buyer’s inspection checklist.

Property taxes at Woodland Hills vary by unit size and assessed value. The sales data shows a range from approximately $5,100 to $9,700 per year, with most 2-bedroom units falling between $5,600 and $6,300 and most 3-bedroom units between $6,500 and $8,200. Buyers should pull the specific tax record for any unit under consideration rather than using average figures.

On resale, Woodland Hills performs well by Trumbull condominium standards. The volume of transactions and the range of unit sizes give future sellers a defensible comp set. Resale value has trended upward over the history of the complex, with units that sold for $265,000 to $312,000 in 2019 now trading in the $450,000 to $475,000 range for comparable configurations. The resale package requirements, including unit-specific financials, HOA documents, and reserve fund disclosures, should be requested early in the transaction timeline. Connecticut law requires sellers to provide a resale certificate, but the timeline for delivery can affect closing schedules.

Buyers using financing should confirm the complex meets their lender’s owner-occupancy requirements. With 252 units and a history of active turnover, investor ownership is possible in segments of the complex. Conventional and FHA financing eligibility depends on current occupancy ratios, which the association can confirm. Rental rules and pet policies should be verified directly with the HOA, as these details are not standardized across all units or all ownership periods.

Woodland Hills is not in a waterfront or flood zone location, so flood insurance and shoreline exposure are not material concerns here. The focus for due diligence is association finances, reserve adequacy, and unit-level condition, particularly renovation variation between units that have been updated and those that have not.

Buying or Selling at Woodland Hills

If you are buying at Woodland Hills, the pricing spread between a small 2-bedroom and a large 3-bedroom with additional baths is wide enough that a poorly priced unit can look like a deal when it is not. The Engel Team can pull the full comp set, walk you through price-per-square-foot by configuration, and identify where specific units are priced correctly or aggressively. Browse Trumbull homes for sale to see the full market context alongside available condominiums.

If you are selling at Woodland Hills, 113 sales over the life of this complex gives you real data to work with, but that does not mean every unit prices the same. Floor plan, renovation level, floor position, parking, and outdoor space all affect where your unit lands in the range. The Engel Team will give you a specific number, not a range wide enough to be useless, and a strategy for presenting the unit to compete with whatever else is active at the time of your listing. Reach out directly to start with a current valuation and a timeline that fits your plans.

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