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The Coach Homes at Ridgefield

Ridgefield, Connecticut · Fairfield County

Legally age-restricted 55+resale

The Coach Homes at Ridgefield is a small, 30-unit, single-building condominium community at 233 Danbury Road in Ridgefield, marketed as an intimate 55+ active-adult option since new construction began in 2019. All homes are single-level, apartment-style units within one three-story building served by an elevator and indoor parking, ranging from about 839 to 1,301 square feet with one or two bedrooms. It is distinct from the larger, older Regency at Ridgefield (Toll Brothers, 73 townhomes, circa 2008) and from 77 Sunset Lane (a downtown Ridgefield condominium community).

Last researched 2026-09-17

Price positioning
Listed-average price around $599,000 per 55places.com; activeadultliving.com separately cites a lower low-$300,000s-to-mid-$400,000s range that appears to reflect earlier or lower-tier unit pricing -- the two figures could not be fully reconciled
HOA
Roughly $343-$389 per month per individual unit listings; covers grounds maintenance, trash, snow removal, water, property management, and road maintenance per those listings
Community size
30 units in one three-story building
Home types
condominium
Builder
Not independently confirmed by name (marketed and sold as new construction beginning 2019; builder identity not confirmed to be Toll Brothers or another named builder)
Age policy
Described by 55places.com and activeadultliving.com as an age-restricted 55+ community; the recorded condominium declaration was not directly reviewed

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Overview

Independent Assessment

The Coach Homes at Ridgefield is well documented as a genuinely age-restricted, small-scale condominium project: 55places.com's dedicated community page and activeadultliving.com's Ridgefield 55+ page both independently describe it as a 55+ community, and its own coachhomesatridgefield.com site and Facebook page corroborate the general project (single building, elevator, indoor parking). The main open question is pricing: 55places.com cites an average price around $599,000, while activeadultliving.com separately describes pricing 'from the low $300,000s to the mid $400,000s,' a materially lower range that could not be reconciled -- it may reflect earlier, smaller-unit pricing from when the building first opened for sale in 2019 versus more recent average sales, or it may reflect different units within the one-building, 839-1,301-square-foot range (a one-bedroom at the low end priced very differently from a larger two-bedroom). Buyers should treat both figures as directional rather than a confirmed current range.

Who May Find This Community Appealing

Buyers who want a smaller, single-building, elevator-served condominium -- effectively apartment-style single-level living with secure indoor parking -- rather than a sprawling townhome campus will find The Coach Homes at Ridgefield appealing. Its Danbury Road location keeps it close to both downtown Ridgefield and Route 7 access toward Danbury, suiting buyers who want walkable-adjacent convenience without downtown Ridgefield's higher price tier.

Homes & Prices

Homes, Builders & Development History

The Coach Homes at Ridgefield consists of 30 single-level, apartment-style condominium homes within one three-story building at 233 Danbury Road, with construction beginning in 2019. Units range from approximately 839 to 1,301 square feet with one to two bedrooms and one to two bathrooms. The building is access-controlled with an elevator and indoor parking. No independently confirmed homebuilder name was found; the project appears in newhomesource.com-style new-construction directories consistent with active new-home sales activity beginning in 2019, but a named builder (comparable to Toll Brothers at Regency at Ridgefield) was not confirmed.

Current Pricing & Market Positioning

55places.com cites an average home price around $599,000 for The Coach Homes at Ridgefield, while activeadultliving.com separately describes pricing 'from the low $300,000s to the mid $400,000s.' These two figures diverge significantly, and which better reflects current 2026 market conditions could not be determined; the lower range may reflect the building's smaller one-bedroom units or earlier presale pricing. Buyers should request current, unit-specific pricing directly from a local agent or the sales office.

New Construction vs. Resale Considerations

The Coach Homes at Ridgefield began new-home sales in 2019 within its single building; given the small unit count (30) and the years since sales began, the building is likely substantially or fully sold out, with any current availability coming through resale rather than builder inventory, though the building's exact current sell-out status could not be independently confirmed. Buyers should confirm with a local agent whether any original builder inventory remains versus resale-only availability.

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Fees

HOA Fees, Capital Contributions & Recurring Costs

Individual unit listings show HOA fees in the range of roughly $343 to $389 per month, said to include grounds maintenance, trash pickup, snow removal, water, property management, and road maintenance. Whether these fees have changed since the units were listed, and what additional costs (such as a master insurance policy or reserve contribution) may apply, were not confirmed; buyers should request the current fee schedule and reserve study from the condominium association.

Taxes, Insurance & Special Assessments

Homes at The Coach Homes at Ridgefield are subject to the Town of Ridgefield's property tax administration. A current effective tax rate for specific units, the condominium association's master insurance coverage, and any special-assessment history were not independently confirmed; buyers should confirm exact current figures with the Ridgefield Tax Assessor's office and request the association's financials before purchasing.

Amenities

Single-level, apartment-style units within one access-controlled buildingElevator serviceIndoor/covered parkingNearby walking and biking trailsProximity to parks and natural open spaceFull-time activities director coordinating social clubs and interest groups, per community marketing

Community Layout & Lifestyle

Because all 30 homes sit within a single three-story building, The Coach Homes at Ridgefield offers a more compact, low-maintenance lifestyle than a sprawling townhome campus -- residents access their single-level unit via elevator, with indoor parking below or attached. Community marketing describes a full-time activities director coordinating social clubs and interest groups such as walking and hiking groups, though a dedicated indoor clubhouse or fitness space distinct from the residential building itself was not confirmed; buyers should verify what shared indoor gathering space, if any, exists on-site.

Location

Shopping, Healthcare & Airport Access

The Coach Homes at Ridgefield is located at 233 Danbury Road, Ridgefield, CT 06877, on the former Schlumberger research campus property along Route 7 near the Ridgefield/Danbury line. The location provides convenient access to Route 7 toward Danbury and I-84, and is within a short drive of downtown Ridgefield's Main Street shops, restaurants, and services.

Restrictions

Age Qualification & Material Ownership Restrictions

Both 55places.com's dedicated community profile and activeadultliving.com's Ridgefield-area 55+ listings independently describe The Coach Homes at Ridgefield as an age-restricted 55+ community, which is treated as a reasonably confirming pairing of independent directory sources, though neither is the community's own primary site or a recorded declaration. The condominium declaration's specific age-verification language was not directly reviewed. Connecticut's general housing-for-older-persons framework (CGS section 46a-64b, tied to the federal Fair Housing Act's 80% occupancy standard for 55+ housing) provides the legal backdrop statewide. Buyers should request the recorded declaration and confirm the association's verification procedure directly.

Pros & Tradeoffs

Tradeoffs & Limitations

At only 30 units in a single building, The Coach Homes at Ridgefield offers a much smaller social community than larger 55+ developments in the same town, and no evidence of a dedicated clubhouse or extensive on-site amenity center distinct from the building itself was found -- amenities described in marketing (walking/biking trails, parks and natural space) appear to be nearby public or shared resources rather than private community facilities. The two pricing figures found ($599,000 average per 55places.com versus a low-$300,000s-to-mid-$400,000s range per activeadultliving.com) could not be reconciled, so buyers should independently confirm current pricing before assuming either figure.

Comparison With Nearby Communities

Within Ridgefield, The Coach Homes at Ridgefield is the town's newest and smallest of three separately confirmed 55+ communities, offering single-level, elevator-served condominium living in one building -- a meaningfully different format from Regency at Ridgefield's 73 larger townhomes on a wooded 50-acre ridge, or 77 Sunset Lane's 54-unit, more Main Street-adjacent condominium campus with its own clubhouse and outdoor gathering space. Buyers weighing all three should note that The Coach Homes' smaller scale means fewer shared community amenities than either of the other two.

Listings

Current Listings

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FAQs

Questions Buyers Should Verify

  • Reconciling the two conflicting price figures found: an average price around $599,000 (55places.com) versus a low-$300,000s-to-mid-$400,000s range (activeadultliving.com)
  • Current HOA fee amount and exactly what it covers, and whether it has changed from the $343-$389/month range found in individual listings
  • The exact recorded condominium declaration language establishing the 55+ age restriction and verification procedure
  • Whether the building includes any dedicated indoor clubhouse/gathering space beyond the residential units themselves
  • The specific homebuilder of record and current sell-out status (how many of the 30 units remain builder-owned versus resold)
Is The Coach Homes at Ridgefield the same as Regency at Ridgefield or 77 Sunset Lane?
No. All three are separately confirmed, genuinely distinct 55+ communities in Ridgefield. The Coach Homes at Ridgefield is a smaller, single-building condominium community with new construction beginning in 2019, while Regency at Ridgefield is a larger, older (circa 2008) Toll Brothers townhome community, and 77 Sunset Lane is a downtown-adjacent condominium community.
How many homes are at The Coach Homes at Ridgefield?
30 single-level, apartment-style condominium homes within one access-controlled, elevator-served, three-story building at 233 Danbury Road.
What is the current price range at The Coach Homes at Ridgefield?
Sources conflict: 55places.com cites an average price around $599,000, while activeadultliving.com separately describes pricing from the low $300,000s to the mid $400,000s. The two figures could not be reconciled; buyers should confirm current pricing with a local agent.
Is this a legally age-restricted 55+ community?
Both 55places.com and activeadultliving.com independently describe it as an age-restricted 55+ community. Buyers should confirm the exact legal restriction and verification procedure with the association, since the recorded condominium declaration was not directly reviewed.

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