Wilton Hunt Wilton CT

Wilton Hunt Condos for Sale

Wilton Hunt has 20 units in total. That small unit count means turnover is infrequent, and when a unit does come to market, it tends to move. MLS records show only five sales across the entire history of the complex, with the most recent closing in August 2025 at $1,325,000. Buyers watching this complex should not expect to find multiple active listings at once. Availability changes quickly. If you are tracking Wilton Hunt specifically, the right move is to set up direct monitoring rather than checking listing portals once a week. Contact The Engel Team to be notified the moment a unit becomes available, including any off-market opportunities at Wilton CT condos.

Recently Sold at Wilton Hunt

MLS data shows five recorded sales at Wilton Hunt. Closed prices ranged from $590,000 to $1,325,000, with a median sale price of $1,050,000. Unit sizes ran from 2,374 to 3,417 square feet, and the median price per square foot across recorded sales was approximately $316. The most recent sale, Unit 10, closed in August 2025 at $1,325,000 for a 4-bedroom, 3-bath unit at 2,374 square feet, which works out to roughly $558 per square foot and represents a significant step up from the prior comp range. That August 2025 data point suggests the Wilton Hunt market is tightening in line with broader Wilton price momentum through the first half of 2025.

Five sales is a thin dataset. Buyers and sellers evaluating Wilton Hunt should treat per-square-foot comps carefully across this range, because unit condition, renovation level, and specific layout differences account for meaningful price variation within a 20-unit complex. The jump from the 2023 median to the 2025 closing is real but should be verified against current condition and any updates made to the unit in question.

About Wilton Hunt

Wilton Hunt sits at 10 Wilton Hunt in Wilton, CT, a small condominium enclave of 20 detached townhouse-style units built between 1995 and 1996. The exterior details are colonial in character: brick, clapboard, and lantern-lined streets that give the community a more residential feel than a typical attached condo project. The single-family detached building style is the defining feature here. These are not stacked flats or attached row units. Each unit stands independently, which is uncommon in a condominium structure and is a core part of why Wilton Hunt prices have tracked toward the upper end of the Wilton condo market. The water view and access to a pool and tennis round out the amenity picture without adding the maintenance complexity of a larger resort-style complex. For buyers who want the reduced exterior maintenance of a condominium but do not want shared walls with neighbors, Wilton Hunt is one of the few options in Wilton that delivers both. Browse the full range of Wilton CT real estate to see how Wilton Hunt fits within the broader market.

Homes and Layouts at Wilton Hunt

Units at Wilton Hunt come in 3-bedroom and 4-bedroom configurations, all with 3 baths based on MLS records. Square footage across sales ranged from 2,374 to 3,417 square feet, which is a meaningful spread for a 20-unit complex. The larger units, such as Unit 4 at 3,324 square feet and Unit 38 at 3,417 square feet, offer floor plans that compete with single-family homes at this price point. The townhouse layout means living is organized vertically rather than on a single floor, which suits buyers comfortable with stairs and a more house-like interior experience. Garage parking is included. Each unit’s specific finish level and renovation history will vary, and buyers should inspect individual units carefully given the 1995–1996 construction date. Original kitchens and baths from that era may or may not have been updated depending on the seller’s tenure.

What Buyers Need to Know

The HOA fee at Wilton Hunt is currently $515 per month. That figure has moved from $465 per month in 2018 and 2020 to $515 in more recent transactions, an increase of roughly 11 percent over seven years. Buyers should request the current budget, reserve fund balance, and any history of special assessments before committing. A 20-unit complex has a small dues base, which means reserve accumulation is slower than in larger communities. If major capital work, such as roof replacement, road resurfacing, or pool system upgrades, is approaching, a special assessment becomes more likely in a community of this size.

Property taxes have run between $12,971 and $14,905 per year across recorded sales, with the most recent figures clustering around $13,500 to $14,700. Buyers should confirm current mill rate and assessed value directly with the Town of Wilton assessor, as values are periodically updated.

For resale, the thin transaction history means pricing requires careful analysis of comparable sales both inside and outside the complex. Resale value at Wilton Hunt has held well through the recent cycle, with the 2025 closing at $1,325,000 representing the highest recorded sale in the complex. Buyers financing at this price point should confirm with their lender that the project meets conventional or jumbo condominium approval requirements. Detached condominium structures sometimes require additional project review. Rental restrictions, pet policy, and owner-occupancy ratio should all be reviewed in the resale package and association documents before going under contract. These governing documents are not optional reading at a 20-unit complex where one or two short-term rentals or investor-owned units can affect both community character and financing eligibility for the next buyer. Explore current Wilton homes for sale alongside Wilton Hunt to understand the full competitive set at this price range.

Buying or Selling at Wilton Hunt

Wilton Hunt is a small, illiquid market by design. Twenty units and five recorded sales means that both buyers and sellers are working without the deep comp stack that exists in a 200-unit complex. That makes accurate pricing more important, not less. A unit priced 5 percent too high in a complex with this much space between transactions will sit. A unit priced correctly with strong presentation and properly timed to coincide with Wilton’s seasonal demand window will sell quickly and at a premium.

The Engel Team works Wilton Hunt specifically and tracks the full Wilton condo market. For sellers, that means a valuation grounded in the actual MLS history of this complex, an understanding of how the detached townhouse format positions these units against single-family alternatives at similar price points, and a marketing approach calibrated to the buyer who is specifically choosing this kind of condominium structure. For buyers, it means access to off-market monitoring, direct outreach when units change hands privately, and offer strategy informed by the real price trajectory inside Wilton Hunt rather than generalized Wilton market averages. Contact The Engel Team to discuss current availability or to get a valuation if you own a unit at Wilton Hunt.

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