333 Lenox Rd had income, updates, and Fairfield location. The investor story needed to be sharper.
A fully rented renovated two-family in Tunxis Hill should not be marketed like a generic duplex. Buyers need to see the rental income, improvements, walkability, and Fairfield multifamily value story immediately.
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The property had strong fundamentals, but the price sat above RPR’s AVM range. That means the relaunch needed stronger investor math, rent story, renovation proof, and buyer confidence from the first click.
The income story needed a sharper frame
The property was fully rented with $54,600 in gross income, but buyers needed a simple investor summary, rent roll clarity, lease dates, and a clear explanation of the upside.
The premium needed stronger support
The list price was $715,000 while RPR’s AVM was $601,000. To bridge that gap, the marketing had to prove value through updates, Fairfield location, walkability, and scarce multifamily supply.
The buyer audience needed targeting
This home speaks to investors, house hackers, owner-occupants planning ahead, and buyers priced out of larger Fairfield income properties. Each needs a different hook.
Fairfield 06825 multifamily inventory is tight — but the numbers must be obvious.
March 2026 multifamily market
RPR reported 1.5 months of inventory, a 101.8% sold-to-list price ratio, 18 median days in RPR, and a $675,000 median sold price for Fairfield 06825 multifamily properties.
1.5 months inventory 101.8% sold-to-list 18 median days $675K median soldBuyer demand angle
Fairfield multifamily buyers are serious, but they want clarity: leases, income, improvements, operating assumptions, and the “why this property over another investment” answer.
Fully rented Tunxis Hill Walk Score 70 RenovatedWhat buyers saw when they compared 333 Lenox Rd
The broader 06825 multifamily market showed strong demand, but RPR’s market activity showed closed multifamily properties had a median of $663,000 in the last 12 months while the subject expired at $715,000.
RPR market activity snapshot
| Category | Median Price | Median $/Sq Ft |
|---|---|---|
| New Listings | $925,000 | $399 |
| Pending Sales | $895,000 | $393 |
| Closed Sales | $663,000 | $335 |
| Expired Listings | $715,000 | $779 |
| Similar Sold Homes, 90 Days | $675,000 | $398 |
RPR data dated 5/2/2026. Final pricing should be verified with live MLS comps, leases, expenses, rent roll, condition, and buyer feedback.
What 333 Lenox has that should be amplified
- Fully rented Fairfield two-family in Tunxis Hill
- $54,600 listed gross income
- Two 2-bedroom / 1-bath units
- Unit 1 rent: $2,400/month, leased through 7/14/2026
- Unit 2 rent: $2,150/month, leased through 6/30/2026
- New roof with all new plywood, new gutters, porch and attic windows
- Two new Navien combination heat/hot water units
- New kitchens, bathrooms, electric panels and baseboards
- Separate off-street driveways, 4 parking spaces, private washer/dryer in both units
- Walk Score® 70: very walkable
How much equity and value could be sitting inside this property?
Public/MLS data shows an assessed value of $240,870 and a list price of $715,000. RPR’s AVM was $601,000 with a high-confidence estimated range of $528.9K–$673.1K and a 32.08% year-over-year AVM increase.
Assessed Value
$240,870
MLS tax year July 2025–June 2026.
AVM
$601,000
Updated 4/25/2026.
AVM Range
$528.9K–$673.1K
High confidence estimate.
Gross Income
$54,600
Per MLS listing details.
Exact equity depends on mortgage payoff, liens, seller closing costs, concessions, final sale price, verified leases, operating expenses, and buyer financing. This is a strategic seller analysis, not an appraisal.
An income property needs investor-grade marketing.
Reposition
Lead with Fairfield location, fully rented income, renovation scope, separate driveways, and walkability.
Package the numbers
Create a clean investor snapshot showing rents, lease dates, gross income, possible expenses, and cap-rate scenarios.
Promote digitally
Launch YouTube, Instagram, Facebook and agent-to-agent campaigns targeting investors, house hackers, and Fairfield County buyers.
Convert
Use a property website, QR funnel, rent-roll packet, strategic showings, and serious-buyer follow-up.
Marketing footprint I would build
- Property website: SEO page for “Fairfield CT renovated two-family investment property.”
- YouTube: “Fully Rented Fairfield Two-Family with $54,600 Gross Income.”
- Instagram: reels highlighting the blue exterior, updated systems, unit layouts, income, and walkability.
- Virtual tour: separate unit walkthroughs plus improvement highlights and floor plan visuals.
- Facebook ads: target Fairfield, Bridgeport, Stratford, Trumbull, Westport, Norwalk, Stamford, New York investors, and house hackers.
- Investor outreach: direct email to multifamily buyers, agents, landlords, and 1031 exchange prospects.
Buyer-facing hooks
- “The Fairfield two-family investors almost missed.”
- “Fully rented, renovated, and already producing income.”
- “A Tunxis Hill income property with the heavy lifting already done.”
- “Fairfield multifamily opportunity with two tenants in place.”
- “Not just a duplex — a cleaned-up, rent-producing Fairfield asset.”
What I would tell the owner directly
“Your property did not need more generic exposure. It needed buyers to understand the income story, improvement story, and Fairfield value story immediately.”
The strategy is not simply to relist. It is to show buyers why 333 Lenox Rd matters: renovated systems, two leased units, Fairfield location, walkability, separate parking, and a clear income narrative that creates confidence from the first click.
Ready to see what a stronger relaunch could look like?
I would love to walk you through the pricing, marketing, and buyer-demand strategy I would use for 333 Lenox Rd.
Christina (Khrystyna) Chorna
Real Estate Agent in Connecticut • Real Broker CT, LLC
ctrealtorchristina.com