Peppermill Village — Recently Sold · FAQ
Good Questions
Answers, straight from the records
The questions buyers, sellers, and future residents ask about Peppermill Village — answered from Town of Middletown land and assessor records and current SmartMLS listings inside the complex, the same sources behind every number on this site.
No. Peppermill Village has no age restriction — no SmartMLS listing inside the complex carries an adult or senior community designation, and the community is home to owners and renters of working age, including Wesleyan-area tenants and hospital staff. The association’s rules are in the documents a buyer reviews in the resale package during a purchase.
In Middletown, Connecticut — a Middlesex County city about 12 miles south of Hartford, with Interstate 91 and Route 9 minutes away. The community’s 282 homes all sit on one street, Burgundy Hill Lane, in the Westfield section off West Lake Drive.
282 condominium homes, verified parcel by parcel in the Town of Middletown assessor database — units 1 through 282 on Burgundy Hill Lane. One association governs the whole community, and listings name Metro Property Management as its manager.
Ranch, townhouse, and apartment-style condominiums, per SmartMLS listing fields. Town assessor records show 186 one-bedroom and 95 two-bedroom homes among the 281 cards the town system could read, and every home has one full bath. Sizes run from 532 to 885 square feet of living area, with a median around 706 square feet. See the floor plans page for the full breakdown.
In a single building campaign: every readable Town of Middletown assessor card in the complex shows 1987. That is why the buildings and plans repeat consistently across the community.
An in-ground swimming pool, on-site laundry facilities, assigned parking, guest parking, walking and biking trail access, and professionally maintained grounds — as listed across current SmartMLS listings inside the complex, checked November 2026. See the amenities page for more on each.
In the last 90 days, 2 condos sold at a median and average of $141,500, ranging from $128,000 to $155,000. Over the last twelve months, 15 condos sold at a median of $124,460 and an average of $123,412. Every figure is deed-verified from Town of Middletown land records, and the full sale-by-sale table is on the homepage.
Current listings inside the complex state that Peppermill Village is not FHA or VA approved, and several note that purchases here are typically cash or portfolio loans. That is listing language, not a lending determination — confirm your exact financing path with your lender before you shop, because it decides which homes you can buy and how strong your offer can be.
Listings inside the complex describe the fee as covering grounds maintenance, snow removal, trash pickup, water and sewer, and property management, among the common services. The full, current breakdown for a specific home, along with the association’s budgets and rules, is in the resale package Connecticut law provides to a buyer during a purchase. For current details on a particular home, call Adam Zak at (860) 773-4412 — he can walk you through what applies to that address.
Call Adam Zak at (860) 773-4412. Inventory in a 282-home community is thin by nature — usually a handful of homes at a time — and the good ones move fast, so a static list would be out of date on arrival. One call gets you what is on the market now, what is coming, and how each asking price compares to the recorded sales.