The Ledyard Real Estate Market Report is a monthly statement of the average sales price for and number of 2 BR, 3 BR and 4 BR homes sold, the total number of sales, the number of active homes for sale , the number of homes for sale pending, and the average listing price of Ledyard homes for sale.
| Real Estate Trends 2018 | Ledyard | ||||||
| SOLD | UNITS | ||||||
| JANUARY | 2 BR | 3BR | 4BR | TOTAL | ACTIVE | PENDING | EXPIRED |
| Total Units | 2 | 8 | 7 | 17 | 75 | 0 | 3 |
| Average Price | 92000 | 214750 | 313714 | 241059 | 255174 | 0 | 233725 |
| Year To Date | 2 BR | 3BR | 4BR | TOTAL | ACTIVE | PENDING | EXPIRED |
| Total Units | 2 | 8 | 7 | 17 | 75 | 0 | 3 |
| Average Price | 92000 | 214750 | 313714 | 241059 | 255174 | 0 | 233725 |
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According to Wikipedia,the principal communities of Ledyard are Ledyard Center (also known as Ledyard Village) and the Gales Ferry section (including Christy Hill Estates, Devonshire Estates, Ferry View Heights, Glenwoods, Pheasant Run, Sherwood Forest, and Woodridge Estates).
Other minor communities and geographic areas are Aljen Heights, Barrett Park, Colonial Manor, Cranwood Homestead, Highlands, Lakeside, Lantern Hill, Long Pond, Parsonage Hill Manor, Presidential Estates, Quaker Town, and Stonehenge.
The town also contains the Mashantucket Pequot Reservation, in the northeastern corner of the town.
Ledyard Center is located at the crossroads of 2 state highways: routes 117 and 214. It is home to Ledyard Town Hall and is one of the main commercial areas in the town. Every year in September, the fairgrounds host the popular Ledyard Fair, bringing families to the area for the weekend to enjoy carnival rides, entertainment and agricultural competitions.
Gales Ferry is centered around Route 12 and is one of the main commercial corridors in the town. The area is largely residential and contains 2 national register historic districts, a post office and library. It does offer typical neighborhood commercial services.
Each year in June, the Yale-Harvard regatta brings rowing teams and spectators to the riverfront and life to each school’s boathouse, both of which are located in the village.
