In the last 90 days, 67 condos sold here, averaging $278,458 with a median of $265,000. Over the last 12 months there were 209 sales, averaging $287,414 with a median of $275,000 and prices from $130,000 to $532,000. Figures come from Southbury town land records cross-checked with SmartMLS closings - never asking prices.

Every verified sale is published on this site's home page - the Heritage Village recent sales record, with the most recent closings, the address, the date and the recorded price. In the last 12 months, 209 Heritage Village homes sold, from $130,000 to $532,000 at a median of $275,000.

As of November 15, 2026, 74 Heritage Village homes are listed in SmartMLS - 54 active listings and 20 more under contract. The condos for sale page on this site carries the current listings with prices and sizes; call Adam at (860) 773-4412 for the latest availability.

Heritage Village has 2,580 condominium homes in 1,009 buildings - buildings numbered 1 to 1042, with two to six homes in each and unit letters A through F. The count comes from the Town of Southbury's own assessor records: a sweep of every condominium parcel in the complex, and it matches the count the association itself publishes.

Yes. Heritage Village is a condominium community for adults 55 and over - at least one resident in each home must be 55 or older. That is the association's own rule, stated on its website, and SmartMLS flags the complex as an adult 55+ community as well.

Heritage Village was built between 1967 and 1974, according to the town's property record cards - most homes went up from 1969 to 1972. The homes are one-level ranch-style flats and a smaller number of two-level townhouses, running from a 928-square-foot one-bedroom to a 1,716-square-foot three-bedroom.

Heritage Village is made up of 24 condominium associations under one Heritage Village Master Association. The common amenities are owned by the Heritage Village Foundation and maintained by the Master Association. The association office is at 465 Heritage Road, Suite 1, in Southbury.

Thirteen primary floor plans cover nearly every home, from 928 to 1,716 square feet, with one, two and three bedrooms. In SmartMLS listings the plans carry model names: the Sherman at 1,432 square feet is the most common plan in the complex, and listings also name the Ethan Allen (1,044), the Lower Mark Twain (1,076), the New Englander townhouse (1,308) and the Berkshire (1,716). The town's record cards track the sizes and room counts, not the names - the names come from listing data.

The association lists three activity buildings, an art studio, a stained-glass studio, a wood and metal shop, four private pools, a library, community gardens, and tennis and pickleball courts, plus an 18-hole golf course (membership) with 9-hole and par-3 courses next door - all on roughly 1,000 acres. Every home has parking (a garage or carport) and a patio or deck, and most models have a fireplace.

Use the form on this site's home page or call Adam at (860) 773-4412. There is no automated estimate - Adam prices from the actual recorded sales in Heritage Village itself: your floor plan, your model and your updates, against the 209 sales of the last 12 months published here.