Town Land Records
Recently sold in Buttonball
Every sale below is deed-verified — the price on the recorded deed, not a listing estimate. Sixteen sales over the last twelve months, newest first.
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Source: Town of Glastonbury assessor parcel records (sale history on all 450 parcels on the neighborhood’s 13 streets), pulled November 14, 2026, cross-checked against SmartMLS. Family, $0 and other non-market transfers excluded. Sales are shown by deed recording date; 88 Stancliff Rd is shown by its SmartMLS close date because its deed had not yet posted.
The Full Year
A year of sales, plot by plot
All 16 deed-verified sales from the last twelve months. The last 90 days averaged $755,000 against a twelve-month average of $655,688 (median $645,500) — a small market where individual sales move the averages, so read it sale by sale.
Source: Town of Glastonbury land records, deeds recorded January 29 – October 5, 2026, plus the SmartMLS-confirmed October 23, 2026 closing at 88 Stancliff Rd. The $475,000 sale at 155 Buttonball Ln and the $975,000 sale at 36 Founders Rd mark the year’s low and high.
About the Neighborhood
Life in Buttonball
Buttonball is a neighborhood of 444 single-family homes on 13 streets in Glastonbury, built mostly through the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s as the town grew around Buttonball Lane. The homes are the classic Glastonbury mix — colonials, ranches and capes on lots that run about six-tenths of an acre at the median — with a handful of far older houses mixed in, the oldest dating to 1750.
It is a neighborhood with its own elementary school: Buttonball Lane Elementary stands at 376 Buttonball Lane, inside the neighborhood. There is no homeowners association and no association fee — just owner-held homes on quiet streets, a short drive from Glastonbury Center and Hubbard Green. About sixteen homes change hands in a typical year, which is why the recorded sales above matter: in a market this size, every comp is close to home.
- Buttonball Lane Elementary School (K–4), in the neighborhood
- No HOA and no association fees
- Median lot about 0.6 acres
- Colonials, ranches, capes & split levels
- Near Glastonbury Center & Hubbard Green
- Glastonbury High School school path
Buttonball at a glance
- Homes: 444 single-family homes (450 parcels)
- Built: mostly 1950s–1970s; range 1750–2016
- Streets: 13, off Buttonball Ln, Glastonbury, CT 06033
- Home styles: colonial (208), ranch (123), cape (55), split level (26)
- Sizes: about 975 to 3,552 sq ft; median 2,013 sq ft
- Lots: median about 0.6 acres
- Association: none — no HOA, no association fees
The 13 streets of Buttonball
Every street in the neighborhood, with its parcel count from the Town of Glastonbury assessor database, November 2026. Selling here? Your recent sales are in the table above.
- Buttonball Ln · 74 parcels
- Olde Stage Rd · 79
- Carriage Dr · 60
- Founders Rd · 47
- Farmstead Ln · 43
- Robin Rd · 34
- Stancliff Rd · 27
- Surrey Ln · 19
- Coach Rd · 18
- Sulky Ln · 15
- Cart Rd · 14
- Cutter Ln · 13
- Wagon Rd · 7
For Sellers
Selling a home here — how it works
A Buttonball sale has one advantage a bigger market doesn’t: your buyers are already watching this neighborhood specifically — the school, the streets, the lot sizes. The work is pricing off the right deeds and being ready when they move.
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Price it off the deeds
Buyers and appraisers both anchor on recorded sales inside the neighborhood. We price from the deed-verified table on this page — your street, your style of home — not from asking prices or town-wide averages.
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Prep for the comparison
With only a handful of Buttonball homes for sale at any time, buyers compare yours directly against the last few sales on nearby streets. The updates and fixes that matter are the ones those recorded sales reward — we walk that list before you spend anything.
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Launch to a waiting pool
Families aim at Buttonball for Buttonball Lane Elementary and the Glastonbury schools. A well-priced launch reaches buyers who have been waiting for this neighborhood — and the recent sales show the strongest results come early.
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Close on schedule
No association paperwork, no resale package, no condo questionnaire — a Buttonball closing is a straightforward Connecticut house closing. Your deed records with the town, and your sale joins the table above for the next neighbor who checks.
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Good Questions
What Buttonball sellers ask
In the last 90 days, 6 homes sold — from $610,000 at 119 Olde Stage Rd to $975,000 at 36 Founders Rd, at a median of $742,500. Over the last twelve months, 16 homes sold at a median of $645,500 and an average of $655,688. Every figure is from recorded deeds in the table above.
444 single-family homes on 13 streets — 450 parcels in all, counting the elementary school, the church, three vacant lots and one town parcel. Homes run about 975 to 3,552 square feet, most with 3 or 4 bedrooms, on lots with a median around 0.6 acres.
No. Buttonball is a neighborhood of individually owned single-family homes — no homeowners association, no association fees, and no association paperwork when you sell. Your closing is a standard Connecticut house closing.
Buttonball Lane Elementary School (K–4) is right in the neighborhood at 376 Buttonball Lane. From there it’s Gideon Welles School (5–6), Smith Middle School (7–8) and Glastonbury High School (9–12). Confirm a specific address’s assignment with Glastonbury Public Schools.
Sixteen in the last twelve months — roughly three to four percent of the neighborhood. That thin turnover is exactly why pricing off the recorded deeds, street by street, beats a town-wide average.
Online estimates don’t separate a renovated colonial on Founders Road from an original ranch on Wagon Road, and they lean on asking prices and old data. A valuation built from the 16 recorded deeds in this neighborhood — matched to your style and street — is a different and much better number.