Lamacchia Realty Stanley MartoneBroker Associate

Selling in Wallingford · Updated November 2, 2026

Sell your house in Wallingford, CT

A price built from real Wallingford sales, a look at the town record before you list, and a weekly update once you do. Free, with no pressure to list.

Thinking of selling in Wallingford? Find out what your home is worth in today’s market.

What’s my Wallingford home worth?

The Wallingford market right now

What Wallingford sellers are facing

$400,000Median single-family sale pricePast year of recorded sales
$452,900Median asking priceHomes listed now
16 daysMedian days on marketCurrent listings
63Single-family homes for saleRight now

What I’m seeing

  • Asking prices on today’s listings (median $452,900) are running a little above what homes sold for over the past year ($400,000), a sign that prices are still climbing.
  • Homes are selling at a steady pace. The typical listing has been on the market about 16 days.
  • Inventory is tighter than a year ago: 63 single-family listings now versus 71 in December.

Sources: RentCast, from public sale records and current listing data, updated November 2, 2026. Sale records cover November 2025 to September 2026 and can trail the market by a few months. See the full Wallingford market page.

My plan

How I sell a Wallingford home

1. Price it from real sales

I build a Home Value Report by hand from the closed sales that compete with your Wallingford home, not a town average or an online estimate.

2. Check the record before a buyer does

I look at the assessor card, permits and the land records first, so a buyer’s attorney doesn’t find a surprise after you’re under contract.

3. Prepare and launch

We agree on the repairs worth doing, the photos and the launch date. Your home goes on the MLS and is marketed on the sites buyers use.

4. Report back every week

You get a weekly update with showings, feedback and what the market is doing, so a price conversation is based on facts.

5. Negotiate and close

I handle offers, the inspection, the appraisal and the attorneys through a Connecticut closing, and you see your net in writing.

Recent Wallingford sales

What homes in Wallingford sold for

The most recent recorded sales in Wallingford (06492), single-family homes and condos. Your price will depend on your street, size, condition and updates.

AddressTypeBeds / bathsSq ftRecordedPrice
14 Beechwood DrSingle-family3 / 11,536Sep 2026$280,000
2 Ono DrSingle-family3 / 22,132Aug 2026$250,000
380 N Main StSingle-family5 / 2.52,618Jun 2026$750,000
357 Long Hill RdSingle-family3 / 2.51,563Jun 2026$470,000
8 North LnSingle-family3 / 11,222May 2026$250,000
4 Martin TrlSingle-family3 / 21,657May 2026$545,000
570 N Main StSingle-family3 / 2.52,400May 2026$540,000
187 High StSingle-family3 / 2.51,852Apr 2026$545,000

Source: public sale records via RentCast, updated November 2, 2026. Recorded sales can trail the closing by a few weeks, and the records don’t show condition or updates. For the sales that compete with your home, request a Home Value Report.

Sell my house in Wallingford, CT

Selling a house in Wallingford: questions

How do I sell my house in Wallingford, CT?

Start with a free Home Value Report so you know what your Wallingford home is worth today. Then decide on timing, the repairs worth doing and a list price, and list with an agent who will market the home and guide you through the Connecticut closing. Stanley Martone, a Broker Associate with Lamacchia Realty, does this for sellers in Wallingford and across Connecticut. Call or text 860-329-4820.

How much is my house worth in Wallingford?

The median single-family home in Wallingford sold for $400,000 over the past year of recorded sales (November 2025 to September 2026), about $307 per square foot. Condos sold for a median of $235,500. A median is only a starting point. Your price depends on size, condition, lot and the sales on your street. Stanley builds a free Home Value Report from the closed sales that compete with your home.

How long does it take to sell a house in Wallingford?

As of November 2, 2026, the typical single-family listing in Wallingford has been on the market about 16 days. After you accept an offer, the closing date is set in the contract, commonly 30 to 60 days later depending on the buyer’s financing.

Do I need a lawyer to sell a house in Connecticut?

Connecticut real estate closings are handled by attorneys. Most sellers hire a real estate attorney to review the contract, clear the title and attend the closing. Stanley can recommend attorneys, and the seller net sheet includes a line for the attorney fee.

Should I fix up my Wallingford house before I sell?

It depends on the house. Stanley walks through your home with you and sorts the work into what a buyer will pay for, what an inspector will flag, and what is not worth the money. Big remodels rarely pay back before a sale, while safety and inspection items usually need attention.

Is now a good time to sell in Wallingford?

As of November 2, 2026, Wallingford favors sellers: well-priced homes are going under contract in about 16 days, with 63 single-family homes for sale. That can change month to month, so check the date on this page and ask for a current Home Value Report.

Who is a good Realtor to sell my Wallingford house?

Stanley Martone is a Broker Associate with Lamacchia Realty in Southington who works with sellers in Wallingford and across Connecticut. He has been in real estate since 2015 and has handled more than $100 million in residential sales. Call or text 860-329-4820.

Ready to talk it through?

Call or text 860-329-4820, or send me a note. I’m happy to talk through timing, price or anything else, with no pressure. You can also read how I sell a home.