Woodside Green Condos in Stamford, CT

Woodside Green Condos for Sale

Woodside Green is one of the more actively traded condominium communities in Stamford. With 209 units spanning a wide range of sizes and configurations, turnover happens consistently. Units here do not sit on the market the way larger, higher-priced condos in Stamford sometimes do. The price point draws genuine demand, and well-priced listings move. If you are watching this building, do not expect availability to hold. Contact The Engel Team’s Stamford real estate practice to check current listings and get notified the moment something comes available that matches your criteria. Off-market awareness matters at a complex with this kind of consistent turnover.

Recently Sold at Woodside Green

The MLS shows 137 recorded sales at Woodside Green, with closed prices ranging from $130,000 to $420,000. The median sale price across all recorded transactions is $207,000. Unit sizes ran from 368 square feet for studio configurations up to 1,696 square feet for larger two-bedroom units. The median price per square foot came in at approximately $278.

Recent 2025 and 2026 sales give a clearer picture of where the market sits now. A 1-bedroom, 1-bath unit at 654 square feet closed at $265,000 in June 2025. A similarly sized 1/1 at 720 square feet closed at $260,000 in May 2025. Moving up in size, a 1/1 at 820 square feet closed at $286,000 in May 2025 and another at $272,000 in December 2025. A 2-bedroom, 1-bath at 872 square feet closed at $323,000 in January 2026. The highest recent sale was a 2/2 at 1,696 square feet that closed at $420,000 in March 2026, which represents the top of the range for this building. Studio configurations in the 368 to 619 square foot range have been trading between $165,000 and $177,500 in early 2026.

The spread is wide because the unit mix is genuinely diverse. A studio in building 1D and a two-bedroom flat in building 1A are not the same product. Buyers need to look at per-square-foot pricing by unit type, not headline medians, when evaluating any specific unit here.

About Woodside Green

Woodside Green sits at 104 Summer Street in Stamford, placing it within walking distance of downtown’s core. Summer Street is one of Stamford’s primary commercial corridors, which means groceries, restaurants, and transit are accessible without a car. The complex is a condominium community of 209 units built across a span from 1939 to 2010, which means some sections are considerably older than others. That construction history matters when buyers are evaluating unit condition, building systems, and renovation history from one section to the next. A park is part of the complex grounds. The combination of scale, central location, and accessible price point makes Woodside Green one of the more practical entry points into Stamford condo ownership for buyers who want to be close to everything without paying downtown high-rise prices.

Homes and Layouts at Woodside Green

The unit mix at Woodside Green covers four bedroom categories: studios, one-bedrooms, two-bedrooms, and three-bedrooms. The building style combines apartment flats and townhouse configurations across the community. Studio units run as small as 368 square feet, which puts them at the compact end of the Stamford condo market. One-bedroom units cluster between 619 and 820 square feet based on recorded sales. Two-bedroom configurations span a wider range, from 872 square feet up to 1,696 square feet depending on the specific unit and section. The largest two-bedroom units with two full baths sit at the top of that range and carry significantly different pricing and HOA fees than the compact studios.

HOA fees vary considerably by unit size, running from under $200 per month for the smallest studios to $870 per month for the largest two-bedroom, two-bath configurations. Buyers should confirm which utilities, if any, are included in the HOA fee before comparing these figures across units. Parking and outdoor space details should be confirmed with the listing agent and association documents, as these vary by section within the complex.

What Buyers Need to Know

The construction span from 1939 to 2010 is the most important due diligence flag at Woodside Green. Units in the older sections will have different building systems, window conditions, insulation, and renovation histories than those built in the 2000s. Before making an offer, buyers should review the association’s reserve study to confirm reserves are adequately funded for a building stock this old. Ask specifically about any pending or recently completed special assessments, particularly for roofing, mechanical systems, or exterior work across the older portions of the complex.

Property taxes at Woodside Green vary significantly by unit, from approximately $1,425 per year on the smallest studios to nearly $5,800 per year on the largest two-bedroom units. Buyers should verify the current mill rate and confirm the assessed value of the specific unit, not the complex average, before calculating total carrying costs.

HOA fees are structured by unit size, which is standard, but the range here is wide enough that a studio buyer and a two-bedroom buyer are effectively in different financial scenarios. Confirm what the HOA fee covers, whether the association has a history of fee increases, and whether any current or near-term capital projects are planned that could trigger additional assessments.

Resale potential at Woodside Green is supported by the volume of transactions, with 137 recorded MLS sales providing a meaningful comp base. Resale value for any specific unit depends heavily on condition and renovation relative to the building’s renovation baseline. Units that have been updated hold value better, and buyers purchasing unrenovated units in older sections should price that work into their acquisition math. Review the full resale package before closing, including the association’s financial statements, meeting minutes, and any pending litigation.

Rental rules and owner-occupancy ratio should be confirmed directly with the association. Owner-occupancy levels affect both financing options and long-term resale liquidity, particularly for buyers using conventional financing with less than 20 percent down.

Buying or Selling at Woodside Green

Woodside Green trades frequently enough that pricing a unit incorrectly has immediate consequences. Buyers can see through overpricing at a complex with 137 public sales on record. Sellers need a broker who knows which units have sold at a premium and why, and can position a listing relative to the specific section, floor, and condition, not just the complex average.

The Engel Team works across the Stamford market and tracks activity at Woodside Green as part of ongoing condo market coverage. For buyers, that means real-time notification when a unit matches your size and price criteria, including units that may not hit the public market. For sellers, it means a pricing strategy grounded in verified sales data by unit type, not broad complex medians that can mislead in either direction.

If you are considering a purchase or sale at Woodside Green, contact The Engel Team directly for a current market assessment specific to the unit and section you are evaluating.

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