Warren, CT

The Warren CT real estate market report for February 2012. Is anything selling in Warren, CT? Warren is a small, rural town in Litchfield County. The population as of the 2010 census was 1,461 and the town is 27.6 square miles. Plenty of room and not so many people. But those who live there love it, Warren has a deep sense of community. Just ask anyone who lives there! And Warren is beautiful, peaceful, a fantastic place to live!

As of today there are 28 single family homes for sale in Warren, CT.

• average list price: $722,529
• median list price: $459,500
• average days on market: 231
• one foreclosure listed
• one short sale listed
  

Of the 28 single family homes on the market, 2 are under deposit.

1. average list price: $670,750
2. average days on market: 233
   

One home in Warren, CT is in the "pending sale" status.

• listed at $249,000
• 117 days on the market
  

The highest priced home for sale in Warren, CT is listed at $2,200,000. An 85 acre parcel with a small home on it. At this price point you will be looking for someone to come in and do a "tear down", putting a substantial home, one that would support a large price tag. It is noted that more land is available. This home has been on the market for 424 days.

The lowest priced home for sale in Warren, CT is a foreclosure listed at $115,000. This is a cape on 4 acres, it has a failed septic system and will require a new heating system to be installed.

No homes sold in Warren, CT in February of 2012.

In January of 2012, one home sold. The original list price was $749,000, it had been reduced to $649,000, and sold at $567,000. this home was on the market for 406 days.

The market is slow in Warren, CT. Homes are just slow to sell. If you want to sell your home in Warren, CT you must price it ahead of the market, you must attract buyers to not only your house, but to Warren. You should look at homes in the surrounding towns as well as what is on the market in Warren. Then you must adjust the price according to what is going on around you. Your Realtor® needs to use all the best marketing techniques available to push your home ahead of the competition in Warren, CT. We have developed a fantastic real estate marketing system called 24-7 to push your house ahead of the competition in Warren, CT.

Buyers, it is clearly your time to buy a home in Warren, CT. Homes are selling for less than the listed price, sellersl are inclined to negotiate far better prices, according to the statistics. Take the time to explore Warren and all living in Warren has to offer. Lake Waramaug is a great attraction, as well as the rural lifestyle that those in Warren love so dearly.

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The above data is taken from the Connecticut Multiple Listing Service. Information deemed reliable, but not necessarily accurate.

Litchfield County History, the Brick School House in Warren, CT has the distinct honor of being the longest continual operating one room school house in Connecticut history!

Built in 1784, the little red Brick School House, located on what is now Brick School Rd in Warren Connecticut was called North West School. At the time it was built there were 7 school districts in Warren. The last class to graduate from North West School was in 1924.

The building fell into disrepair over the years. In 1963 a Mr. Frank Reinhold purchased the school and donated it to the Warren Historical Society 5 years later, when it was lovingly restored.

I was in Warren yesterday looking at homes when I passed by the Brick School House. I couldn't help but stop and take a few photos, it really is a wonderful old building. I only wish I could have gotten inside, I could see a few desks in there, but couldn't get a photo through the glass. That will be photos for another day.

The countryside in Warren is so beautiful, so peaceful. The town of Warren is 27.6 square miles and has a population of 1,385 people. Nestled between Kent, Washington, Litchfield and Cornwall, CT, the rolling hillsides are a site to behold. There are wonderful estates, properties on Lake Waramaug, farms, homes of all sizes and prices.

If you are taking a drive through Litchfield County, make sure you take a drive through Warren, CT. If you have a day or two to spend, stay at the lovely Rooster Tail Inn, I understand it is fantastic! The rooms are wonderful, and the food is, as my friend says, worth the trip! A short trip down the road from the Rooster Tail Inn is Brick School Rd, you can certainly take a drive to see the Brick School House!

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