Guilford Penthouse $3.65M Sale Breaks New Haven County Records

GUILFORD, CT —The Residences "luxury development" at 66 High St. in Guilford continues to set and "break its own records" for the highest condominium sales in New Haven County, according to the One & Company Team at William Raveis Real Estate.

Earlier this month, the penthouse in The Leete building at The Residences broke two New Haven County records for the highest sale for a condominium unit at $3.65 million and highest price per square foot at over $912 per square foot, a news release from William Raveis Real Estate reads.

The sale broke the previous condominium record of $2.258 million and now, The Residences holds the top four spots for the highest condominium sales in the county: $3.65 million, $2.258 million, $1.985 million and $1.625 million, according to Byron Lazine and Nicole White, co-founders of the One & Company Team at William Raveis Real Estate. They are the exclusive real estate agents for the properties.

The Residences at 66 High Street are comprised of four buildings: The Leete, The Mill, The Whitfield and The Chittenden. Every unit in the first three buildings have been completed and sold. The Chittenden building is in the final phase of construction, with a completion date scheduled for 2022, and is available for pre-sale. The 4,000-square-foot penthouse will encompass the top floor of the new building and offer panoramic views of Long Island Sound, and Lazine and White have already placed it under contract. Listed at $5 million, the penthouse is expected to break a new record in New Haven County when it closes.

"Enviably located" within walking distance to downtown Guilford and the beach, The Residences are "upscale, modern condominiums featuring sweeping water views and luxury amenities."

Built by the Horton Group, LLC, each residence features an open floor plan highlighted by high ceilings, gourmet kitchen, finely appointed baths, and high-end finishes. The Horton Group earned distinguished HOBI Awards for “Project of the Year” and “Best Luxury Condo Development” in 2021.

Buyers have been attracted to the condominiums’ coveted location, as well as modern amenities, the release reads, adding the "majority are empty nesters or second homeowners who do not want to worry about maintaining a property."

For more information about units remaining in the new Chittenden Building, contact Nicole White and Byron Lazine of One & Company at William Raveis Real Estate at 66highst.com.