New-home projects identified through municipal records for which we did not identify a corresponding public for-sale or sold listing. For completed homes, Connecticut CAMA facts appear when the state record’s year built corroborates the permitted construction.
ProjectProperty detailsPermit record
33 High Pt Rd
Westport, CT
Permit for a 2-story single-family home with 5 bedrooms, an unfinished basement, and an unfinished attic.
Permit IssuedDeclared value $1,144,000
9 Lakeview Rd
Westport, CT
Permit for a residential home with 4 bedrooms and a garage.
Permit IssuedDeclared value $1,100,000
3 Lakeview Rd
Westport, CT
2,341 sq ft · 4 beds · 3 full + 1 half baths · 1 acre · built 20222026 CT assessment record
ClosedDeclared value $600,000
1 Crestwood Rd
Westport, CT
6,977 sq ft · 5 beds · 6 full + 2 half baths · 2 acres · built 20222026 CT assessment record
ClosedDeclared value $1,052,000
6 Hillyfield Ln
Westport, CT
Permit for a residential home with a garage.
Cert. of Approval IssuedDeclared value $20,000
263 North Ave
Westport, CT
Permit for a 2-story single-family home with 5 bedrooms and a attic.
CofO IssuedDeclared value $850,000
PLANNING A NEW BUILD?
Use the record as a starting point.
Past projects can help you identify relevant experience and prepare better questions. Before hiring any builder, confirm the team, scope, references, insurance, licensing where applicable, warranty terms and current availability directly.
01Study comparable work.
Look for homes that resemble your lot, scale, budget and design goals.
02Ask for recent references.
Discuss communication, changes, scheduling and post-completion service.
03Verify the engagement.
Confirm who will supervise the work and what the contract includes.