Willington, Stafford March Home Sales Show Range Of Prices Across Tolland County

STAFFORD/WILLINGTON, CT — March home sales in Willington and Stafford showed continued residential activity across a range of price points, according to recently sold listings on Zillow. The sales included single-family homes and a one-bedroom unit, with closings spread through the first half of the month in both Tolland County communities.

In Willington, a four-bedroom home at 37 Potter School Road sold for approximately $450,000 on March 13. Zillow listings also show a home at 70 Tolland Turnpike sold for about $325,000 in early March, while 22 Cisar Road sold for about $432,500 during the same period. Another Willington property, at 415 Tolland Turnpike, recorded a sale near $325,000 on March 4.

The Zillow data described these transactions as part of a broader local market that includes more than 200 recently sold homes in Willington. The March sales highlighted a mix of mid-market closings in the small suburban community, based on the listings and sale prices reported by Zillow.

In Stafford and Stafford Springs, March closings also covered a broad span of prices. A three-bedroom home at 52 High Street sold for about $288,500 on March 13, according to Zillow. A one-bedroom unit at 87 Furnace Avenue APT E8 sold for approximately $117,000 on March 5, while a four-bedroom home at 23 East Street sold for roughly $415,000 on March 3. Zillow also listed a sale near $315,000 for a home at 46 Village Hill Road on March 9.

The pricing in both towns tracked closely with Zillow market data included in the report. Typical home values in Willington are near $375,000, according to Zillow, while Stafford Springs' typical home value is around $327,000. The report said those figures reflect steady or slightly rising valuations in Willington and modest year-over-year gains in Stafford Springs as of early 2026.

Overall, the March sales in both communities pointed to continued buyer activity and regular turnover in the local housing market, based on the Zillow listings. The recent closings also showed that buyers were active at multiple price levels, from lower-cost units to higher-priced single-family homes.