Megan Sullivan Closes $5.39 Million Old Greenwich Sale
A waterfront residence in Old Greenwich, Connecticut has changed hands for $5,390,000, with Megan Sullivan of Douglas Elliman representing the buyer in the transaction. The property, located at 7 Grimes Road, closed on August 3, 2026, and was listed by Garrison Gunter of Corcoran Centric Realty. The four-bedroom home spans more than 5,000 square feet and sits within one of Old Greenwich’s sought-after private waterfront associations, offering residents beach and boating access along with sweeping views of Long Island Sound.
Inside, the residence pairs classic New England architecture with a fully modernized interior designed for indoor-outdoor living. A heated saltwater pool anchors the backyard, while the turnkey renovation throughout reflects the kind of move-in-ready polish that today’s luxury buyers increasingly seek. Sullivan pointed to the pairing of setting and craftsmanship as the draw, noting of homes like this one that “it’s an incredibly rare combination, and buyers recognize that.”
The sale caps an unusually active stretch for Sullivan, who has closed or gone into contract on more than $25 million in Fairfield County real estate within a single week, a run that also includes pending deals at 137 Doubling Road, 56 Prospect Street and 23 Riverside Lane. Agents in the area say the momentum reflects a broader pattern in Old Greenwich, where limited inventory continues to support strong pricing for turnkey homes with lifestyle amenities such as private beach access and outdoor entertaining space. Buyers drawn to the coastal charm of Fairfield County increasingly view it as a year-round alternative to the Hamptons, with the added benefit of an easy commute to New York City.
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Megan Sullivan of Douglas Elliman represented the buyer in the $5.39 million sale of a waterfront home at 7 Grimes Road in Old Greenwich, part of an active week that saw her close or go into contract on more than $25 million in Fairfield County listings.