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Glen Oaks FAQ
The questions buyers, sellers and neighbors ask about this community - answered from the record.
Straight answers to the questions buyers, sellers and neighbors ask about Glen Oaks - the 462-home townhouse and ranch community off Kitts Lane in Newington, CT. Every answer here comes from the Newington land records, SmartMLS, or the community's own listing record, and the sales figures are the same ones published on this site's home page.
Don't see your question? Call Adam Zak at (860) 773-4412.
What have condos in Glen Oaks sold for lately?
In the last 90 days, 6 condos sold here at an average of $254,167. Over the last 12 months there were 22 verified sales, averaging $266,586 with a median of $270,000 and prices from $140,000 to $325,000. Figures come from a full sweep of the Newington town assessor records for all 462 homes, cross-checked against SmartMLS - never asking prices.
How long does it take to sell a condo here?
It depends on the plan, the section and the price - and the verified record shows ready homes moving fast. 39 Cottonwood Road drew multiple offers inside its first week on the market in December 2025 and closed over asking; 273 Cottonwood Road also sold over asking, at $290,000. Homes that are priced from their street's own sales record and ready on day one are the ones that produce those results.
Is Glen Oaks a 55+ community?
No. Glen Oaks is not an age-restricted or 55+ community. Its one- and two-bedroom townhouses and ranches draw first-time buyers, families, downsizers and investors alike, which keeps the buyer pool - and the resale market - broad.
How many units are in Glen Oaks?
Glen Oaks has 462 condominium homes in Newington, CT - one of the largest condominium communities in town. The count comes from the Town of Newington's own community listing, and the homes sit on Cypress Road, Cottonwood Road and Brick Lane, organized as seven individual condominium associations under the Glen Oaks Master Condominium Association.
When was Glen Oaks built?
Glen Oaks was built in phases from 1974 to 1985: the Cottonwood Road sections began in the mid-1970s, most of Cypress Road followed in the later 1970s, and the Cypress Road 'New Section' completed the community in 1984-1985.
What styles and sizes of homes are in Glen Oaks?
Most Glen Oaks homes are townhouse-style condominiums across three levels, with single-level ranch homes in the earlier sections. Layouts run one to two bedrooms, with living areas observed in listings from about 976 to 1,445 square feet above grade - and finished lower levels take the largest townhouses to roughly 2,000 square feet of finished space. The floor plans page on this site walks through the layouts.
What amenities does Glen Oaks have?
An indoor swimming pool, an outdoor in-ground pool with a pool house, a clubhouse, tennis courts, a basketball court, pickleball courts, a playground and walking paths, plus guest parking - as described across recent listings in the complex and by the association.
Are pets allowed in Glen Oaks?
Listings in the complex describe Glen Oaks as pet-friendly. The association's detailed pet rules are set by the Glen Oaks Master Condominium Association and its manager, Westford Real Estate Management - worth a quick check against your specific situation before you list or buy.
Who manages Glen Oaks?
The Glen Oaks Master Condominium Association represents the community's seven individual associations, and the community is professionally managed by Westford Real Estate Management, LLC of Vernon, CT. Resale packages and lender questionnaires for Glen Oaks sales are ordered through Westford.
What does the condominium association take care of?
In a Connecticut condominium, the association is responsible for the community's common elements rather than the inside of each home. At Glen Oaks that means the shared grounds and facilities - the two pools, clubhouse, courts, playground and paths - are maintained through the association and its manager, Westford Real Estate Management. The complete, current list of what the association covers is spelled out in the association documents that every buyer receives in the resale package before closing.
What is a condo questionnaire and a resale package?
When a condo sells, the buyer's lender sends the association a questionnaire about the community's finances and rules, and Connecticut buyers receive a resale package with the association's documents and budget. At Glen Oaks the seller orders both through the management company, Westford Real Estate Management. Adam handles the ordering and the deadlines as part of the sale.
Who sells in Glen Oaks?
Adam Zak of Century 21 Classic Homes tracks every closing in Glen Oaks, and his market-update postcard goes to households in the complex. If you are thinking of selling here, he already knows your street, your floor plan and your likely buyers.
How do I find out what my Glen Oaks condo is worth?
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 on your street, your floor plan and your updates, the same closing data published on this site.
Keep exploringMore from the Glen Oaks Record
- Recently Sold & Market StatsEvery verified closing, kept current
- Condos for SaleHow buying works in Glen Oaks, what homes sell for, and how to hear about new listings first.
- Floor PlansTownhouse and ranch layouts, one to two bedrooms, and which sections were built when.
- AmenitiesTwo pools, the clubhouse, tennis, basketball and pickleball courts, the playground and walking paths.
- Living in Glen OaksWhat everyday life is like in this 462-home Newington community.