Newington, Connecticut · 462 Homes · Est. 1974

Glen Oaks

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The Glen Oaks Record · Updated November 2026

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Glen Oaks Floor Plans

Three families of homes - two sizes of two-bedroom townhouse and a single-level ranch - in one- and two-bedroom layouts.

Glen Oaks is not one floor plan repeated 462 times. The community was built in phases over eleven years, and it shows: most homes are townhouse-style condominiums spread over three levels, while the earlier sections include single-level ranch homes. Between the styles, layouts run one to two bedrooms and about 976 to 1,445 square feet above grade.

Knowing which style fits you - and which streets and sections hold which - is the fastest way to narrow a Glen Oaks search. Here is how the community's homes break down.

The standardTwo-bedroom townhouses

Townhouses are the backbone of Glen Oaks - the style most buyers picture when they picture this community. The main level carries the living room, dining area and kitchen, usually with a deck off the living space; both bedrooms and the full bath sit upstairs; and a half bath serves the main level. Living space runs about 1,078 to 1,220 square feet above grade - 39 Cottonwood Road and 25 Cottonwood Road measure 1,078, the current listing at 92 Cypress Road measures 1,204, and 675 Cypress Road measures 1,208.

Most of these homes also have a lower level, and many owners have finished it - family rooms, home offices, laundry and storage that the above-grade number never counts. When you compare two townhouse sales, check whether the lower level is finished before you compare the price: it is the single biggest hidden variable in this community.

The larger planExpanded two-bedroom townhouses

The later and larger townhouse plan runs about 1,372 to 1,445 square feet above grade - 122 and 273 Cottonwood Road measure 1,372, the current listing at 209 Cypress Road measures 1,416, and 378 Cypress Road measures about 1,445. With finished lower levels counted, total finished space reaches 1,872 square feet at 332 Cypress Road and 2,044 square feet at 273 Cottonwood Road - single-family-house room inside a condominium.

Position matters inside a townhouse row. End units pick up extra windows and light on the side wall, and renovated end units have set some of the community's strongest prices: 273 Cottonwood Road, an end unit, sold for $290,000 in January 2026, and 332 Cypress Road brought $292,000 in June 2026 - the top of the verified 12-month range.

One-level livingRanch-style homes

The ranch homes are Glen Oaks' single-level option: living room, kitchen, bedroom and bath on one floor, at about 976 square feet, in the community's earlier sections. They draw buyers who are done with stairs - downsizers from single-family homes, and anyone who wants a smaller footprint without giving up a real neighborhood.

Ranches are the minority plan here and they trade less often than the townhouses, so when one comes up it pays to be ready. If a one-level home is what you want, get on Adam's call list before one lists - call (860) 773-4412.

The rangeSizes and bedrooms

Across the community, homes run one to two bedrooms, with above-grade living areas from about 976 square feet for the ranch plan to about 1,445 square feet for the largest townhouse - and finished lower levels stretch total space to roughly 2,000 square feet. That spread is why a single "Glen Oaks price" does not exist: the last 12 months of verified sales run from $140,000 to $325,000.

The practical way to shop Glen Oaks is by plan, not by headline price: pick the layout that fits your life, then read that plan's own sales record on the home page. Adam can walk you through which plan a specific unit is and what its true comparable sales are - call (860) 773-4412.

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