Real Estate in Monroe

Monroe, Connecticut: homes for sale, current market numbers and 55+ sales by Matt Nuzie since 2007.

Matt Nuzie in Monroe: 55+ sales since 2007

Matt has closed 55+ sales in Monroe since 2007, according to SmartMLS, representing both sellers and buyers. They have been mostly single-family homes, along with condos, multi-family homes and land.

Monroe sits right next to Trumbull, and my office is just minutes from the town line. I've sold more than 50 homes here, including a lot of new construction — I represented EG Homes at their Trailside development and Jans Land Development on their Whitetail Drive subdivision. Please feel free to reach out with any questions.

Recent homes Matt has sold in Monroe have ranged from $450K to $1.38M.

Selected homes Matt has sold in Monroe

Address

Type

Sale price

Matt represented

29 Field Rock Rd

Single-family

$725,000

Seller

40 Overlook Dr, Unit #40

Condo

$485,000

Buyer

76 Mustang Dr

Single-family

$1,378,000

Buyer

23 Cottage St

Single-family

$685,000

Buyer

41 Crown View Dr

Single-family

$1,290,000

Seller

Sales shown were listed or sold by Matt Nuzie, as reported by SmartMLS. Sale prices are public record. See more homes Matt has sold.

What clients say about working with Matt in Monroe

“First he helped us find the perfect home in Monroe, CT after narrowing down several towns. Unfortunately, just a few years later we had to list our home to sell due to relocation. We of course called Matt first. He managed the entire complex process with the relocation company very well.”
— Kimberly B., buyer and seller in Monroe, via Zillow

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Monroe housing market snapshot

  • Median sale price: $625K
  • Median days on market: 50
  • Sale-to-list price: 100.9%
  • Homes sold above list price: 52.3%

Source: Redfin, three months ending September 2026, ZIP 06468.

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Places to know in Monroe

Monroe is a town of about 26.3 square miles in Fairfield County, Connecticut, incorporated in 1823. It is known for its parks and trails, including Webb Mountain Park, William E. Wolfe Park and the Housatonic Railway Trail, and for Lake Zoar along its northern edge. Villages include Stepney, Stevenson and Monroe Center.

  • Webb Mountain Park hiking trails
  • William E. Wolfe Park and the trail to Great Hollow Lake
  • Housatonic Railway Trail
  • Lake Zoar and the Stevenson Dam
  • Monroe Center Historic District and Monroe Green
  • Edith Wheeler Memorial Library

Getting around

  • CT Route 25 (Main Street), connecting south to I-95
  • CT Routes 34, 59, 110 and 111
  • Nearest Metro-North stations: Derby-Shelton and Bridgeport

Monroe real estate FAQ

How many homes has Matt Nuzie sold in Monroe?
Matt has closed 55+ sales in Monroe since 2007, according to SmartMLS.

How long does it take to sell a house in Monroe?
Homes in Monroe sold after a median of 50 days on the market (Redfin, three months ending September 2026, ZIP 06468). Timing for any one home depends on price, condition and the time of year.

What is the median home price in Monroe?
The median sale price in Monroe was $625K (Redfin, three months ending September 2026, ZIP 06468). Prices vary widely by neighborhood, home type and condition.

Is it a buyer's or seller's market in Monroe?
In the three months ending September 2026, Monroe homes sold for a median of 100.9% of list price, and 52.3% sold above list (Redfin). Well-priced homes have generally drawn full price or more. Conditions shift with the season and interest rates, so check current numbers before you price or make an offer.

What are property taxes like in Monroe?
Monroe's mill rate is 29.88 for the 2026–27 tax year (2025 grand list), according to the Connecticut Office of Policy and Management. Connecticut assesses homes at 70% of market value as of the town's last revaluation, so each $100,000 of assessed market value works out to about $2,090 a year in town property tax. Rates can change a lot after a revaluation, so compare actual tax bills, not just mill rates.
This is for general educational purposes only and is not legal, tax, or financial advice.

Monroe resources

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