13 Serpentine Drive
Middletown, NJ 07748
4275 sqft | 7 beds | 4.5 baths | 1.00 acre | #22426804
Description
Reimagine your lifestyle just 40 minutes from the Jersey Shore to Wall Street! This rare Tudor Revival home in Monmouth Hills' Historic District offers breathtaking views of Sandy Hook, Raritan Bays, Lower NY Harbor, and the NYC skyline. The General Charles Raymond House, built by the military engineer & Army General himself, boasts 6 beds, 4.5 baths, and timeless architecture influenced by Sir Edwin Lutyens. On a private, lushly landscaped acre, enjoy modern amenities like central AC alongside historic charm. Minutes from the Seastreak Ferry, NJ beaches, parks, and trails. See this home to appreciate its beauty!
Property Details
- InteriorAttic - Walk Up, Balcony, Ceilings - 9Ft+ 1st Flr, French Doors
- BasementPartially Finished, Walk-Out Access
- Property SubtypeSingle Family Residence
- Exterior FeaturesBalcony, Patio
- SubdivisionMonmouth Hills
- Sewer InformationPublic Sewer
- Cooling FeaturesCentral Air
- Property TypePurchase
- CountyMonmouth
- MLS #22426804
- MLS #22426804
- Cost2375000
- StyleTudor
- RoofSlate
- Square Feet4275
- Year Built1908
- Hoa Fees6000
- Bathrooms4.5
- Fireplaces2
- Cooling1
- Bedrooms7
- Full Baths4
- Half Baths1
- Stories2
- Acres1
- Parking1
Location
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Listing Courtesy
Listing Agent: Allison Maguire (#50389)
Listing Office: Brown Harris Stevens New Jersey (#2948)
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