Northwest Connecticut

Commercial real estate appraiser in Litchfield County, CT

We regularly travel to Litchfield County, including Torrington, Litchfield and the surrounding towns.

  • Torringtonour busiest town in the county
  • 25%of our work here is industrial
  • All 26towns covered, each with its own page

The Litchfield County market

Torrington is the main commercial center in Litchfield County. The rest is mostly village mixed-use buildings, inns, rural land and large estates. Sales are few and many properties are one of a kind, so local research is especially important here.

What we appraise in Litchfield County

This mix comes from our own job records. Our busiest towns in the county are Torrington, Litchfield and Thomaston.

  • Industrial25%
  • Retail22%
  • Mixed-use19%
  • Apartment buildings16%
  • Office12%
  • Restaurants3%

Appraisal services in Litchfield County

Estate and date-of-death appraisals

Retrospective values for estates holding village commercial property, inns, rural land or investment property.

Charitable donation and conservation easement

Qualified appraisals for land and conservation easement donations, which are common in the county.

Owners and investors

Values for buying, selling and holding commercial, mixed-use and apartment property.

Lending and financing

Reports for banks and credit unions on purchases, refinances and construction loans.

Gift and estate planning

Appraisals for gifting real estate or interests in family partnerships and LLCs.

Partial and undivided interests

Values for fractional ownership interests in family land and commercial property.

Property types we appraise in Litchfield County

Mixed-Use appraisal

Village storefront buildings in Litchfield, Kent, Washington Depot, Woodbury and Winsted.

Apartment and Multifamily appraisal

Multifamily houses and downtown apartments in Torrington, Winsted and New Milford.

By town: Torrington

Retail and Shopping Center appraisal

Torrington plazas and Main Street storefronts, and Route 7 retail in New Milford.

By town: Torrington

Raw Land, Woodland and Subdivision appraisal

Farmland, woodland and large rural tracts throughout the northwest hills.

Special-Purpose Property appraisal

Inns, private-school property, camps and other one-of-a-kind properties.

Industrial and Warehouse appraisal

Older mill and manufacturing buildings in Torrington, Winsted, Thomaston and New Milford.

Why Litchfield County clients call us

We travel to Litchfield County regularly. Many properties here are one of a kind, including inns, village buildings, large estates and rural land, and sales are infrequent. We research each property carefully and widen the search for comparable sales when needed. A partner of the firm inspects every property and signs every report.

Appraisals in Litchfield County: common questions


Do you cover every town in Litchfield County?

Yes. We take assignments in all 26 towns, including Torrington, New Milford, Litchfield and the smaller towns of the northwest hills.

Do you appraise land for conservation easement donations?

Yes. We prepare qualified appraisals for land and easement donations that meet IRS requirements.

How do you appraise a property with very few comparable sales?

We widen the search to similar towns and markets, consider each property's specific features, and explain how each comparable was selected and adjusted.

Do you appraise inns and other unusual properties?

Yes. We appraise inns, private-school property and other special-purpose property throughout the county.

Who does the appraisal?

A partner of Baldi Valuation inspects every property and signs every report. The firm is led by Michael Baldi, MAI, AI-GRS.

Need a commercial appraisal in Litchfield County?

Tell us about the property and what the appraisal is for. We will respond with a fee and a delivery date, usually within one business day.

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