Foxboro Condos for Sale

Foxboro does not turn over constantly. With 191 units and a buyer pool that tends to stay, active inventory at any given moment is limited. Over the full MLS history for this complex, 75 sales have been recorded, which works out to a relatively modest pace for a community this size. When a unit does come to market, it moves. Buyers who wait for the right listing to appear and then treat it casually tend to lose it. If you are tracking Norwalk CT condos and Foxboro is on your list, it is worth having someone monitor it actively. Contact The Engel Team to be notified the moment something becomes available, including units that surface before a formal listing goes live.

Recently Sold at Foxboro

MLS records show 75 closed sales at Foxboro with prices ranging from $266,000 to $725,000. The median closed price across all recorded sales is $430,000. Unit sizes in those sales ranged from 1,175 to 4,117 square feet, with a median price per square foot of approximately $248. The spread is wide because Foxboro has real size variation: a 1,192-square-foot one-bedroom and a 4,117-square-foot three-bedroom are both in the comp set, and treating them as equivalents would be a mistake.

Recent closings give a clearer picture of where demand has settled. Unit 1213 closed at $640,000 in May 2023 at 2,173 square feet. Unit 1202 closed at $610,000 in November 2022 at 2,623 square feet. Both were 2-bedroom, 3-bath configurations. Smaller units in the 1,300-square-foot range have closed between $453,000 and $495,000 in late 2022. The three-bedroom, four-bath units at the top of the size range, including unit 1214 at 3,503 square feet and unit 1210 at 4,117 square feet, have closed at $725,000 and $650,000 respectively. Those are the ceiling, and they were achieved in 2020 and 2021. The HOA fees on those larger units ran $756/month, which buyers should factor into their total monthly cost.

At the entry level, one-bedroom units around 1,192 square feet have closed between $266,000 and $375,000, with the lowest recorded sale being unit 1101 in December 2018. The trajectory since then has been upward, with one-bedroom sales in 2022 reaching $418,000. Pricing here is genuinely unit-specific. Square footage, floor plan, HOA amount, and condition all move the number meaningfully.

About Foxboro

Foxboro is a gated condominium community in Norwalk, CT, built between 1988 and 1992. The complex is one of the larger owner communities in Norwalk at 191 units, which gives it a scale that smaller boutique buildings do not have. The gated entry distinguishes it immediately from most of the Norwalk CT real estate market, which runs heavily toward open street-facing buildings and traditional neighborhoods. The pool and clubhouse serve as shared amenities that smaller complexes in this price range typically do not offer. The address at 1213 Foxboro places it within Norwalk’s broader residential fabric, away from the density of South Norwalk but still positioned for access to the city’s commercial corridors.

Homes and Layouts at Foxboro

Foxboro is structured as single-family detached units within a gated community, which is a different ownership experience than a stacked condominium building. Units range from one-bedroom configurations at approximately 1,175–1,192 square feet up to three-bedroom layouts that reach 4,117 square feet in the largest recorded sale. The most common configuration in MLS history is two bedrooms with two or three baths, typically in the 1,300 to 1,916 square foot range. That bracket has the deepest comp history and the most predictable pricing. Mid-range two-bedroom units around 1,916 square feet have appeared consistently across dozens of sales and represent the core of what Foxboro is.

Three-bedroom units exist but are far less common in the sales record. When they do appear, they are significantly larger, often exceeding 3,000 square feet, and carry proportionally higher HOA fees. HOA fees across the recorded sales vary from roughly $288/month on smaller units to $779/month on the larger configurations. Buyers should confirm the exact fee for any specific unit before making assumptions based on the complex average.

What Buyers Need to Know

The HOA fee at Foxboro starts at $358/month for some units but climbs substantially depending on unit size and configuration. The $779/month fees attached to the larger 2,600-square-foot units are a material cost and should be confirmed in writing. Annual property taxes on most units fall in the $6,000 to $7,800 range, with the larger units pushing above $9,900. Total carrying costs, including HOA and taxes, on a mid-range unit can easily exceed $1,500/month before any mortgage.

Because Foxboro was built between 1988 and 1992, buyers should request a current reserve fund study before closing. Buildings in this age range have typically cycled through at least one major infrastructure replacement, including roofing, HVAC systems, and common-area surfaces. The condition of those systems, and how well the association has funded reserves to address them, is the most important financial question at a community of this vintage. Ask specifically whether any special assessments have been levied in the past five years and whether any are anticipated.

Renovation variation between units is real here. Some units have been updated significantly since original construction; others have not. Buyers should walk comparables rather than relying on price-per-square-foot alone, since condition can move the value by $50,000 or more on otherwise identical floor plans. Resale potential at Foxboro is tied directly to unit condition and HOA fee level, two variables that differ unit by unit. A lower HOA unit in good condition resells faster and at a tighter discount to ask than a higher-fee unit needing work.

Rental rules, pet policies, and owner-occupancy ratio should all be confirmed with the association directly. Lender requirements on owner-occupancy ratios have tightened for condominium financing, and a community with a high investor concentration can affect the loan products available to buyers. Request the full resale package, including the budget, reserve study, meeting minutes, and bylaws, before waiving inspection or financing contingencies.

Buying or Selling at Foxboro

Foxboro is a complex where pricing varies enough between units that a general market number does not tell you much. The $430,000 median across 75 sales includes one-bedroom units under 1,200 square feet and three-bedroom units over 4,000 square feet. Getting the price right, whether you are buying or listing, requires knowing exactly which units are comparable and how condition, HOA fee, and size interact in this specific building.

The broader Norwalk market has softened, with inventory down 10.6% as of February 2025 compared to the prior year and median sale prices declining roughly 6.9% over the past six months. That context matters for sellers setting expectations and for buyers evaluating whether to negotiate. A declining market does not mean every unit is a deal, and a softening town median does not move uniformly across all product types. Foxboro’s gated format and pool amenity give it a specific buyer pool that does not fully track the town-wide number.

The Engel Team tracks Norwalk homes for sale across all property types, including condominium communities like Foxboro. If you are considering a purchase here, we can pull the full closed comp history, flag any HOA or reserve concerns surfaced in the public record, and advise on offer positioning relative to current market conditions. If you own at Foxboro and are thinking about selling, the right list price depends on your specific unit, not the complex average. Contact The Engel Team to start with a unit-specific valuation.

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