New Construction in Washington, CT
Real-time MLS inventory across Washington, CT
Discover new construction in Litchfield County in Washington, CT. Washington is a small rural town in the Litchfield Hills famous for the Mayflower Grace (formerly Mayflower Inn), country estates owned by NYC and entertainment-industry second-home buyers, and the Steep Rock Preserve. It's where the Litchfield Hills meets the Hamptons. Median home price in Washington: $875,000. School rating: A.
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Frequently asked questions
How many new construction are currently for sale in Washington, CT?
Active inventory in Washington, CT changes daily as listings come on and go off market. The grid above shows the most recently updated listings — refresh for the latest count.
What is the median home price in Washington, CT?
The median home price in Washington, CT is approximately $875,000. Actual sale prices depend on location, condition, lot size, and timing of the listing.
What are property taxes like in Washington, CT?
Washington has a mill rate of approximately 16.27. Annual taxes equal the mill rate × the assessed value (70% of fair market value) ÷ 1,000.
Can Nomade Real Estate help me buy a home in Washington, CT?
Yes. Nomade represents buyers across all eight Connecticut counties with on-the-ground knowledge of Washington, CT pricing, schools, commute, and what makes each neighborhood different. Reach out via the contact form on any property page to start a search.
Why is Washington CT so wealthy?
Washington has long been a second-home destination for NYC executives, entertainment industry figures, and writers seeking country estates within 90 minutes of Manhattan. The result is high property values and minimal commercial development.
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