Linden Terrace Condos for Sale

Linden Terrace is a 42-unit complex on Main Avenue in Norwalk, and turnover here is real but not frequent. With only 21 recorded MLS sales across the complex’s history, units do not come available on a predictable schedule. When they do, they tend to move. The Norwalk condominium market has seen inventory contract — down roughly 10.6% in early 2025 compared to the prior year — which puts additional pressure on buyers waiting for the right unit in a specific building. If you are watching Linden Terrace, availability changes quickly. Contact The Engel Team’s Norwalk listings page to stay current on what is active and what may be coming off-market.

Recently Sold at Linden Terrace

MLS records show 21 confirmed sales at Linden Terrace. Closed prices have ranged from $130,000 to $395,000, with a median sale price of $240,000 across the full dataset. Unit sizes ran from 844 square feet for one-bedroom flats to 1,444 square feet for three-bedroom units, with most two-bedroom units coming in at 1,144 square feet. Median price per square foot across all sales was approximately $219.

The two most recent sales are the most instructive for current buyers. APT A11, a 3-bed/2-bath unit at 1,444 square feet, closed at $395,000 in September 2025. APT B9, a 2-bed/1-bath at 1,144 square feet, closed at $360,000 in June 2025. Those two transactions represent a meaningful step up from the $210,000 to $320,000 range that defined most 2022 sales. The trajectory is clear: larger units with more bathrooms have pushed well above the complex’s historical median. Buyers should not assume the $240,000 median reflects what they will pay today.

Unit	Date	Price	Bed/Bath	SqFt	HOA/mo	Tax/yr
APT A11	09/05/2025	$395,000	3/2	1,444	$425	$5,937
APT B9	06/26/2025	$360,000	2/1	1,144	$337	$4,982
C9	05/18/2023	$319,300	2/1	1,144	$336	$3,925
C9	11/30/2022	$210,000	2/1	1,144	$290	$3,925
B7	11/23/2022	$320,000	2/2	1,144	$290	$3,995
C7	10/05/2022	$300,000	2/1	1,144	$401	$3,916
B14	02/01/2022	$202,100	1/1	844	$322	$3,177
A9	03/09/2021	$195,000	1/1	844	$210	$3,175
A1	12/17/2020	$250,000	2/1	1,144	$285	$3,761
C-1	11/20/2020	$225,000	2/1	1,144	$278	$3,633
A11	03/01/2020	$315,180	3/2	1,444	$351	$4,403
C6	12/31/2019	$221,500	2/1	1,144	$278	$3,723
A7	10/02/2019	$192,000	1/1	844	$205	$3,126
B9	08/13/2019	$265,000	2/1	1,144	$278	$3,826
A11	02/01/2019	$329,000	3/2	1,444	$351	$4,527
C4	10/18/2018	$240,000	2/1	1,144	$275	$3,823
A5	08/16/2018	$240,000	2/1	1,144		$3,692
B11	06/30/2017	$246,250	2/2	1,144		$3,820
B2	02/10/2016	$130,000	1/1	844		$3,152
A4	11/17/2015	$237,500	2/1	1,144		$3,741
C8	09/16/2015	$228,500	2/1	1,144		$3,694

About Linden Terrace

Linden Terrace sits at 1 Linden in Norwalk, CT, directly off Main Avenue and within seconds of the Metro North station. That location is the defining fact about this complex. For a buyer whose calculus runs on commute time and cost of entry, Linden Terrace offers a combination that is not easy to find in this market: a freestanding condominium community in a 42-unit building, built in 1972, at price points that sit well below the Norwalk-wide median of $660,000. The complex is not a high-rise tower or a converted office building. It is a purpose-built residential community with a pool, and it has held its owner base steadily since construction. That kind of stability in a 53-year-old building matters when you are doing due diligence.

Homes and Layouts at Linden Terrace

Linden Terrace offers one-, two-, and three-bedroom ranch-style townhouse units. One-bedroom units measure 844 square feet. Two-bedroom units come in at 1,144 square feet, and they represent the majority of sales in the MLS record. Three-bedroom units reach 1,444 square feet and have traded at the highest prices in the complex, topping out at $395,000 in the September 2025 sale of APT A11. Unit style is ranch, meaning buyers should expect single-level living rather than a stacked vertical floor plan. For buyers moving out of a larger house, or for first-time buyers who want actual living space without staircases, that layout has real appeal. The pool is the one confirmed community amenity.

What Buyers Need to Know

HOA fees at Linden Terrace have varied across units and years. The most recent sales show monthly fees of $337 to $425 for two- and three-bedroom units. The floor on fees in older sales was closer to $210 per month for one-bedroom units, though current rates should be verified directly with the association before making an offer. Property taxes have ranged from roughly $3,152 to $5,937 annually depending on unit size and assessed value, with the three-bedroom APT A11 carrying the highest tax bill in the dataset.

Because Linden Terrace was built in 1972, reserves and building systems deserve close attention. A 53-year-old complex can carry deferred maintenance that is not visible in a showing. Before closing, buyers should request the full reserve study, the past two years of meeting minutes, and documentation of any special assessments levied or pending. Building systems including roofing, common area plumbing, and HVAC infrastructure should be part of that review. Individual units at a building this age can vary significantly in renovation condition from one to the next, which affects both livability and resale value.

Resale potential here is directly tied to unit condition and floor plan. The MLS record shows that updated three-bedroom units at 1,444 square feet command prices close to $395,000 — nearly three times what a one-bedroom sold for in 2016. Buyers who purchase a two-bedroom in original condition at a lower price point and invest in updates have historically seen that investment reflected in their resale price. Confirm rental restrictions, pet policy, and owner-occupancy ratio with the association. These rules affect both daily life and the pool of eligible future buyers, which in turn affects your exit.

The broader Norwalk condominium market context is useful here: the town-wide median sale price has declined approximately 6.9%, with most of that drop concentrated in the first half of 2025. Linden Terrace’s two most recent 2025 sales ran against that trend, both closing above prior comparable sales in the complex. That divergence is worth understanding before negotiating. Review the current Norwalk real estate market alongside complex-specific comps before setting your offer price.

Buying or Selling at Linden Terrace

With only 42 units and fewer than two sales per year on average, pricing a unit at Linden Terrace correctly requires more than pulling a Zestimate. The comp set is thin, the range is wide ($130,000 to $395,000), and condition variation between units is substantial. Sellers who price to the high end without the renovation and square footage to support it will sit. Buyers who anchor to the historical median without accounting for the 2025 market data will lose the unit to someone better prepared.

The Engel Team works the Norwalk condo market regularly and can provide a specific valuation for any unit at Linden Terrace, monitor for off-market movement, and help buyers structure offers that account for the thin comp environment. If you own a unit here and are considering a sale, the gap between a well-priced listing and a mispriced one at a complex this size is not small. Contact The Engel Team for a direct conversation about what your unit is worth and what the current buyer pool looks like.