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Summer Wind Estates

North Haven, Connecticut · New Haven County

Formally marketed active-adult community (legal age restriction not independently verified)resale

Summer Wind Estates is a small, 18-home single-family 55+ community on Summer Lane and Summer Wind Drive in North Haven, Connecticut, with construction reported to have begun in 2015 by Vigliotti Construction. Homes range from about 1,458 to 2,244 square feet with first-floor primary suites, open floor plans, and granite kitchen counters, set in a quiet, wooded enclave with a picnic area and gazebo maintained by the homeowners' association. Sourcing for this community is thin: a consistent builder name and home count appear across secondary sources, but these could not be independently corroborated against a recorded plat, municipal building-permit record, or the community's own official HOA site (no such official site was found).

Last researched 2026-09-17

Price positioning
Selling prices reported to have started in the mid-$300,000s at initial sale; current resale pricing not independently confirmed
HOA
Not publicly confirmed
Community size
18 single-family homes, per 55places.com and a related builder-site source; the figure is consistent across sources but remains sourced only from directory/builder-adjacent pages rather than an official HOA record
Home types
detached
Builder
Vigliotti Construction, per 55places.com's community description; a separate, seemingly unrelated 'Summer Wind Estates' marketing site for a different builder (DiCioccio Construction, associated with Canfield, Ohio) was found and excluded as a naming coincidence rather than a source for this North Haven, Connecticut community
Age policy
Marketed as a 55+ active-adult community across directory sources; no recorded declaration or official HOA statement was independently reviewed, so the classification defaults to unverified

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Overview

Independent Assessment

A consistent picture emerged across 55places.com, activeadultliving.com, and Seniorly: 18 single-family homes on Summer Lane/Summer Wind Drive, sizes ranging 1,458-2,244 square feet, construction beginning in 2015, and builder Vigliotti Construction. However, none of these is a government record, a recorded plat, or the community's own official HOA website, and no such primary source could be located despite a specific search. A search for the builder also surfaced a same-named 'Summer Wind Estates' community associated with DiCioccio Construction in the Canfield, Ohio area -- an unrelated development that was explicitly excluded from consideration for North Haven, Connecticut. Given the genuinely thin sourcing, the details found here (builder name, unit count, size range) should still be treated as directory-reported rather than independently verified; North Haven's town land records or the association can be consulted directly.

Who May Find This Community Appealing

Buyers who want a very small, quiet single-family 55+ enclave -- rather than a larger condominium complex -- will find Summer Wind Estates' 18-home scale and wooded, picturesque setting appealing, particularly if proximity to Lake Saltonstall, the Quinnipiac River, and downtown New Haven (about 20 minutes away) matters.

Homes & Prices

Homes, Builders & Development History

Summer Wind Estates consists of 18 single-family homes ranging from approximately 1,458 to 2,244 square feet, with first-floor primary bedroom suites, open floor plans, and granite kitchen counters, per directory sources. Construction is reported to have begun in 2015 by Vigliotti Construction. These figures have not been independently confirmed against a recorded plat, municipal building-permit record, or an official HOA site, and no such official source was found despite specific searches.

Current Pricing & Market Positioning

Selling prices at initial construction were reported to start in the mid-$300,000s. Current resale pricing remains unconfirmed; buyers should confirm current pricing with a local agent or directly through an active listing.

New Construction vs. Resale Considerations

Summer Wind Estates' construction, reported to have begun in 2015, appears complete based on the sources found, and no evidence of ongoing builder inventory was found. Buyers should confirm current availability and the age/condition of specific units directly with a local agent.

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Fees

HOA Fees, Capital Contributions & Recurring Costs

No publicly confirmed HOA fee amount for Summer Wind Estates was found. A homeowners' association is reported to maintain the community's shared picnic area and gazebo, per directory sources, but buyers should request the current fee schedule and what it covers directly from the association or a listing agent before purchasing.

Taxes, Insurance & Special Assessments

Homes at Summer Wind Estates are subject to Town of North Haven and New Haven County property tax administration. A current effective property tax rate for specific units, any HOA master insurance coverage, and special-assessment history have not been independently confirmed; buyers should confirm exact current figures with the North Haven tax assessor's office and request the association's current financials before purchasing.

Amenities

Picnic areaGazebo overlooking the surrounding countrysideHOA-maintained common areasWooded, rolling-hills setting

Community Layout & Lifestyle

Summer Wind Estates is a small, quiet enclave of single-family homes surrounded by rolling hills and woodlands, with an HOA-maintained picnic area and gazebo as its primary shared gathering spaces. Its modest scale (18 homes) gives it a low-key, low-density feel distinct from larger condominium-style 55+ communities elsewhere in this New Haven County cluster.

Location

Shopping, Healthcare & Airport Access

Summer Wind Estates is located on Summer Lane and Summer Wind Drive in North Haven, Connecticut, a short drive from restaurants, grocery stores, and pharmacies, with Lake Saltonstall and the Quinnipiac River nearby for fishing and boating, and the Alling Memorial Golf Club and New Haven Country Club within reach for golfers. Downtown New Haven is about a 20-minute drive. Buyers should confirm current drive times to specific medical facilities and highway access directly.

Restrictions

Age Qualification & Material Ownership Restrictions

Summer Wind Estates is marketed as a 55+ active-adult community across directory sources such as 55places.com and activeadultliving.com, but no official HOA website, recorded declaration, or other primary-source document independently confirming a legal age restriction under Conn. Gen. Stat. §46a-64b/§46a-64c (which mirrors the federal Housing for Older Persons Act). Because the only sourcing available is directory marketing language rather than a genuinely confirming primary source, this is an active-adult community whose legal age restriction is not independently verified. Buyers should confirm the exact recorded restriction and verification procedure directly with the association or the Town of North Haven before purchasing.

Pros & Tradeoffs

Tradeoffs & Limitations

Summer Wind Estates has limited published sourcing. While a consistent builder name (Vigliotti Construction) and home count (18) appear across multiple directory sources, none of these sources is a primary, official record, and the community's own HOA website could not be located, nor could current HOA fees, current resale pricing, or the exact legal basis for any age restriction be independently confirmed. Buyers should treat every fact here as requiring direct confirmation with a local agent, the town of North Haven, or the homeowners' association before relying on it.

Comparison With Nearby Communities

Summer Wind Estates is a small community at 18 homes, well below Fieldstone Village (142 homes) in nearby Orange or North Woods of Colchester (134 homes) in New London County. Buyers wanting a larger community with a fuller amenity slate should compare against those larger options.

Listings

Current Listings

A connected local agent, or a search on a Connecticut MLS portal, can provide current available Summer Wind Estates listings.

FAQs

Questions Buyers Should Verify

  • Independent confirmation of the total unit count (18) against a recorded plat or municipal building-permit record
  • Independent confirmation of Vigliotti Construction as builder against a second, unrelated source
  • Current HOA fee amount and exactly what it covers
  • Whether a recorded declaration establishes a legally binding 55+ age restriction, and its exact verification procedure
  • Current resale pricing verified against MLS data
Is Summer Wind Estates a legally age-restricted 55+ community?
It is marketed as a 55+ active-adult community across directory sources, but no official HOA statement or recorded declaration confirming a legal age restriction was found. It is classified here as an active-adult community whose legal age restriction is not independently verified, pending that confirmation.
How many homes are in Summer Wind Estates?
Directory sources consistently report 18 single-family homes, though that figure has not been independently confirmed against a recorded plat or the association's own records.
Who built Summer Wind Estates?
Directory sources attribute the community to Vigliotti Construction, with construction reported to have begun in 2015. That attribution could not be independently corroborated against a second, unrelated source.
Where is Summer Wind Estates located?
On Summer Lane and Summer Wind Drive in North Haven, Connecticut, about a 20-minute drive from downtown New Haven.

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