Four North Haven Homes Hit the Market From $530K to $750K in February

New Listings Span North Haven's Neighborhoods

Four properties have entered the North Haven real estate market in February 2026, offering buyers a range of options from a renovated ranch priced at $529,900 to a 4,200-square-foot Contemporary Colonial listed at $749,900. The listings span several neighborhoods, including the Blue Hills section and the Pierpont Hill development, with prices clustered between the mid-$500,000s and mid-$700,000s.

The properties represent a mix of renovated existing homes and new construction, giving prospective buyers in the New Haven suburb different paths to homeownership depending on their budget and preferences.

Contemporary Colonial at 10 Canterbury Way

The highest-priced listing is a four-bedroom, four-bathroom Contemporary Colonial at 10 Canterbury Way in the Blue Hills section, listed at $749,900, according to listing records. The home offers nearly 4,200 square feet of living space, including a two-story foyer and a dramatic two-story living room anchored by a double-sided fireplace.

The open layout was designed for what the listing describes as "everyday comfort and easy entertaining," with over 4,000 square feet of flexible living space. The property sits in a neighborhood known for unique, thoughtfully designed homes, according to the listing on Zillow.

Colonial at 28 Sugar Hill Road

A Colonial at 28 Sugar Hill Road is listed at $574,900 and features four bedrooms, three bathrooms, and 2,729 square feet on a 0.59-acre lot. The property appeared on listing platforms in mid-February and represents one of the more affordable options currently available in North Haven.

The Sugar Hill Road area sits in a residential pocket of North Haven, offering proximity to both Route 22 and the town's commercial corridor along Universal Drive.

Renovated Ranch at 6 Waterbury Road

A renovated ranch at 6 Waterbury Road is listed at $529,900, making it the most affordable of the four February listings. The home features four bedrooms, two full bathrooms, and nearly 1,800 square feet of living space, according to the listing.

Described as "gorgeously renovated," the home includes an open-concept kitchen, sitting room, and dining room with a slider leading to a back patio that overlooks a level backyard. The property's layout and outdoor space make it a fit for buyers looking for move-in-ready single-family living at a lower price point than much of North Haven's current inventory.

New Construction at Pierpont Hill

A newly constructed duplex-style home in the Pierpont Hill development was listed for $605,000 in mid-February, according to listing data. Pierpont Hill is a 149-unit community developed by Calcagni Real Estate, featuring a mix of free-standing single-family homes and duplex-style residences with four available floor plans.

The development, located in a wooded setting in North Haven, offers three- and four-bedroom layouts with options for first-floor owner's suites or traditional upper-level bedroom configurations. Pierpont Hill is also building a next generation of energy-efficient, electric-powered duplex homes, according to the developer's website. The community is minutes from highway access and shopping.

North Haven Real Estate at a Glance

The four February listings offer a snapshot of North Haven's housing market, with prices ranging from $529,900 to $749,900. The mix of renovated homes, new construction, and established neighborhoods reflects the variety available in the town, which sits just north of New Haven along Interstate 91.

North Haven's location — close to Yale New Haven Hospital, Quinnipiac University, and the commercial centers along Route 5 and Washington Avenue — has long made it a draw for buyers looking for suburban living with easy access to the New Haven metro area. With listings spanning renovated ranches, mid-range Colonials, and new-construction communities, these February offerings provide current options for buyers at several price points across the town.

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