Expansive ranch on park like two acre property. Lemonade porch welcomes you into foyer, and open floor plan where expansive living room with fire place flows into sun filled dining room over looking gardens. Adjacent kitchen boast grand center island, newer dishwasher, cook top and charming coffee bar with wet sink. Access to laundry room. Family room offers 2nd fireplace and access to three season sunroom to enjoy the private yard and gardens Flexible floor plan provides 3 first floor bedrooms, main and in-suite baths. Second floor can serve as expanded primary suite, or two additional bedrooms. Gardeners delight! Not to be missed.
Expansive ranch on park like two acre property. Lemonade porch welcomes you into foyer, and open floor plan where expansive living room with fire place flows into sun filled dining room over looking gardens. Adjacent kitchen boast grand center island, newer dishwasher, cook top and charming coffee bar with wet sink. Access to laundry room. Family room offers 2nd fireplace and access to three season sunroom to enjoy the private yard and gardens Flexible floor plan provides 3 first floor bedrooms, main and in-suite baths. Second floor can serve as expanded alternative primary suite, or two additional bedrooms. Gardeners delight! Not to be missed.
CJMLS #2503948R
Nov 21, 2024
Sold
$940,000
Sep 27, 2024
Contingent
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Sep 19, 2024
Listed
$960,000
GSMLS #3924650
Nov 21, 2024
Sold
$940,000
Oct 1, 2024
Pending
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Sep 18, 2024
Listed
$960,000
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$10,923 (+10.6%)
$516,000 + $398,400
$914,400
2024
$9,876 (−1.5%)
$456,000 + $327,600
$783,600
2023
$10,030 (−1.7%)
$331,000 + $331,800
$662,800
2022
$10,205 (−2.3%)
$331,000 + $313,600
$644,600
2021
$10,450 (+0.8%)
$301,000 + $313,400
$614,400
2020
$10,371 (+2.5%)
$301,000 + $297,500
$598,500
2019
$10,113 (−1.9%)
$301,000 + $286,900
$587,900
2018
$10,309 (+1.8%)
$291,000 + $283,300
$574,300
2017
$10,124 (+3.4%)
$296,000 + $276,300
$572,300
2016
$9,788 (+0.1%)
$296,000 + $276,300
$572,300
2015
$9,774 (−4.8%)
$291,000 + $274,500
$565,500
2014
$10,262 (+4.3%)
$371,000 + $237,300
$608,300
2013
$9,842 (+3.1%)
$371,000 + $237,300
$608,300
2012
$9,550 (+1.2%)
$371,000 + $237,300
$608,300
2011
$9,435 (+0.9%)
$371,000 + $237,300
$608,300
2010
$9,350 (−11.1%)
$371,000 + $237,300
$608,300
2009
$10,516
$371,000 + $237,300
$608,300
Tax history for 16 Woods End Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$10,923 (+10.6%)
$516,000 + $398,400
$914,400
2024
$9,876 (−1.5%)
$456,000 + $327,600
$783,600
2023
$10,030 (−1.7%)
$331,000 + $331,800
$662,800
2022
$10,205 (−2.3%)
$331,000 + $313,600
$644,600
2021
$10,450 (+0.8%)
$301,000 + $313,400
$614,400
2020
$10,371 (+2.5%)
$301,000 + $297,500
$598,500
2019
$10,113 (−1.9%)
$301,000 + $286,900
$587,900
2018
$10,309 (+1.8%)
$291,000 + $283,300
$574,300
2017
$10,124 (+3.4%)
$296,000 + $276,300
$572,300
2016
$9,788 (+0.1%)
$296,000 + $276,300
$572,300
2015
$9,774 (−4.8%)
$291,000 + $274,500
$565,500
2014
$10,262 (+4.3%)
$371,000 + $237,300
$608,300
2013
$9,842 (+3.1%)
$371,000 + $237,300
$608,300
2012
$9,550 (+1.2%)
$371,000 + $237,300
$608,300
2011
$9,435 (+0.9%)
$371,000 + $237,300
$608,300
2010
$9,350 (−11.1%)
$371,000 + $237,300
$608,300
2009
$10,516
$371,000 + $237,300
$608,300
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Public record
Public record
Zoning
Beds
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Baths
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Stories
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Lot width
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Lot depth
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Lot size
1.92 Acres
Year renovated
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Sq. Ft.
2,528
Year built
1972
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Monmouth County
APN
1000017 00015
Parking Spaces
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Basement
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Accessible
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HOA Dues
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Garage
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Features
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Last updated by owner on Jul 8, 2026.
AG
Agricultural District
This zone is placed to recognize the existing agricultural characteristics while permitting development in a manner that will encourage the continuation of farming. It is intended to retain the low-density characteristics of the agricultural area while offering alternatives for limited new developments that will least impact the continuation of agricultural activities and minimize the impact on limited natural resources that may otherwise result from higher-density development relying on on-site wells and septic systems. The alternatives in this district are also intended to provide flexibility in design to reduce street mileage and alternate location of structures, while promoting the conservation of energy and maximizing utilization of renewable energy resources.