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A condo at 11 Harbor Bluff Lane by the water in Rowayton was purchased earlier in the month for $7,000,000.
Real estate firm Brown Harris Stevens hails the purchase as a "historic record for a Connecticut condo sale." Searches in SMART MLS’ Connecticut data, which included closed condos or co-ops that sold in the state for over $5,000,000, found that the Rowayton property was the biggest sale since 2000. The system does not keep track of possible off-market closings. The data was provided by Rubenstein Public Relations on behalf of Brown Harris Stevens.
The property sold on Jan. 13 for around 13 percent above its $6,195,000 asking price.

A stand-alone condo at 11 Harbor Bluff Lane by the water in Rowayton was purchased in January for $7,000,000.
Daniel Milstein PhotographyThe 7,000-square-foot single-family detached home is part of the Harbor Bluff Association , which is comprised of 12 townhouses in Rowayton; it was previously owned by the community's developers, Ned and Louise Brooks. It has four floors connected by an elevator and a patio boasting views of Norwalk's Tavern Island. The property also features five bedrooms, five-and-a-half bathrooms and three fireplaces. At the bottom of the home lies a 2,000-square-foot basement with a sauna, gym, wine room, project room, sports closet and game room.

A stand-alone condo at 11 Harbor Bluff Lane by the water in Rowayton was purchased in January for $7,000,000.
Brown Harris StevensWhile the Rowayton condo sold for $7,000,000, homes in the area tend to have a lower sale price. According to national real estate brokerage Redfin, the median sale price for a home in the 06853 area code ZIP code sits at $1,611,000 as of December 2022. Average homes in the area tend to sell for around the list price and go pending in about 33 days, Redfin notes, while hot homes — or those expected to be among the most competitive on the market — can sell for 4% above the list price and go pending in around 18 days.