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Recent Home Sales in Wallingford: August 2026 Transactions

Julia Hartwell U.S. Policy & Economy Writer Farmington Voice

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Wallingford, Connecticut saw a range of residential properties change hands in early August 2026, with sale prices from $207,000 to $740,000. Here's a look at the latest transactions reported by Zillow.com

Several homes in Wallingford, Connecticut were sold in early August 2026, reflecting continued activity in the local real estate market. According to data from Zillow.com, properties across a range of neighborhoods and price points found new owners during this period.

The most expensive sale reported was at 1500 Rhey Avenue, which closed on August 13 for $740,000. Other notable transactions included 12 Briarwood Lane at $667,000 and 47 Spring Street at $625,000. The lowest-priced sale was a unit at 46 South Cherry Street #327 (also known as Judd Square), which sold for $207,000 on August 3.

Details of Recent Transactions

In total, eleven residential properties were sold between August 3 and August 13, 2026. The full list of addresses and sale prices includes:

  • 1500 Rhey Avenue, sold August 13, 2026, for $740,000
  • 141 Constitution Street, sold August 10, 2026, for $465,000
  • 47 Spring Street, sold August 7, 2026, for $625,000
  • 630 South Elm Street, sold August 7, 2026, for $390,000
  • 16 Crestview Terrace, sold August 7, 2026, for $523,000
  • 74 Hintz Drive, sold August 7, 2026, for $510,000
  • 12 Briarwood Lane, sold August 6, 2026, for $667,000
  • 57 Maplewood Avenue, sold August 5, 2026, for $525,000
  • 25 Clifton Street, sold August 4, 2026, for $615,000
  • 64 South Branford Road, sold August 3, 2026, for $430,000
  • 46 South Cherry Street #327 (Judd Square), sold August 3, 2026, for $207,000

Market Overview and Local Context

These sales, reported by Zillow.com as of August 14, 2026, highlight the diversity of Wallingford's housing market, with properties ranging from single-family homes to condominium units. Sale prices during this period varied widely, reflecting differences in location, size, and property type. The data provides a snapshot of current market conditions for buyers and sellers in the area.

Wallingford's real estate market typically sees steady activity during the summer months, as families and individuals look to move before the start of the new school year. Local real estate professionals often advise buyers to monitor recent sales to better understand pricing trends and neighborhood demand. For those interested in more detailed information or future listings, resources like Zillow.com and local real estate agencies remain valuable tools.

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