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Carriage Crossing FAQ
The questions buyers and sellers actually ask about this community, answered from the town record, the association’s facts and the deed ledger — no fee figures, no guesses.
Straight answersQuestions buyers and sellers ask about Carriage Crossing
Q1Where is Carriage Crossing?
Carriage Crossing is a condominium community on Carriage Crossing Lane in Middletown, CT 06457, in the Westfield section of the city. Every one of its 325 homes is addressed on that single street.
Q2How many homes are in Carriage Crossing, and when was it built?
There are 325 condominiums. The town assessor cards show the homes were built in 1987 and 1988, and the Carriage Crossing Association, Inc. was incorporated in September 1987.
Q3What styles and sizes of homes are here?
The homes are ranch and townhouse-style condos, all one story. Of the 323 assessor cards the town makes readable, 123 are one-bedrooms and 198 are two-bedrooms. Living areas run about 670 to 960 square feet on the cards, with the largest recorded unit at 1,100 square feet.
Q4What amenities does Carriage Crossing have?
A clubhouse with a kitchen for larger gatherings, an in-ground swimming pool, a fitness center, tennis courts, a racquetball court, a basketball court, an indoor hot tub and sauna, guest parking, walking paths and sidewalks throughout, and an on-site association office at the clubhouse, 326 Carriage Crossing Ln.
Q5Is Carriage Crossing pet-friendly?
Current listings describe the community as pet-friendly, subject to the association's guidelines. Rules can change and rental units may differ, so Adam confirms the current guidelines with the association office before a home is listed.
Q6What does the association take care of?
The Carriage Crossing Association, Inc. runs the community's common side: the clubhouse and amenity spaces, the common grounds and walking paths, guest parking, and the shared elements of the community under its documents, administered from its on-site office at the clubhouse, 326 Carriage Crossing Ln. Every buyer receives the association's documents and budget in the resale package before closing, so exactly what the association covers — and what each owner is responsible for — is in writing before you buy. For the current specifics on any home, call Adam at (860) 773-4412.
Q7What have condos in Carriage Crossing sold for lately?
In the last 90 days, 8 condos sold here at an average of $216,988 and a median of $213,500. Over the last 12 months there were 35 sales, with a median of $225,000 and prices from $167,700 to $281,000. Figures come from the recorded deeds at the Middletown Town Clerk plus SmartMLS-confirmed closings, not asking prices.
Q8How long does it take to sell a condo here?
The three most recent closings went from list date to under contract in 16, 22 and 27 days in SmartMLS — about 22 days on average. Well-priced homes here have been moving in roughly three weeks.
Q9What is a condo questionnaire and a resale package?
When a condo sells, the buyer's lender sends the association a questionnaire about the community's finances and rules, and Connecticut buyers receive a resale package with the association's documents and budget. The seller orders both through the association's on-site office at the clubhouse, 326 Carriage Crossing Ln. Ordering them early keeps the buyer's financing on schedule.
Q10How do I find out what is for sale now, or what my unit is worth?
Call Adam at (860) 773-4412. Homes here go under contract in about three weeks, so published lists go stale quickly — Adam tracks every listing and sale in the complex and can tell you what is genuinely available today, or price your own unit against the recorded sales of similar homes rather than a website estimate.