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Three bedroom homes are a core part of Greater Hartford’s housing stock. They are popular with buyers, and usually the most active part of the market. The SmartMLS showed that 3 bedroom homes represented more than 53% of the deals in 2020.<\/p>\n

However, the price of a 3 bedroom home varies from town to town. The chart below shows pricing for 3 bedroom homes in the 15 Hartford County municipalities that had the most 3 bedroom sales. It ranged from Bristol with 521 sales of 3 bedroom homes down to Simsbury with 142 sales. Note that the price range shown captures most of the market, but there were outlier deals both above and below the range.<\/p>\n

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Buyers weigh many factors in choosing where they search for a home, though price is usually a major consideration. Clearly, there are differences in how much one has to pay for a 3 bedroom home in each community. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

Three bedroom homes are a core part of Greater Hartford’s housing stock. They are popular with buyers, and usually the most active part of the market. The SmartMLS showed that 3 bedroom homes represented more than 53% of the deals in 2020. However, the price of a 3 bedroom home varies from town to town. The chart below shows pricing for 3 bedroom homes in the 15 Hartford County municipalities that had the most 3<\/p>\n

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