Simply stunning Colts Neck home. Within the past seven years this beautiful colonial has been updated from top to bottom, windows, roof,septic,tankless water heater, floors, kitchen,bathrooms, saltwater pool, expanded 4 car garage, the list goes on. Some of the many features include a custom gourmet kitchen with stainless steel appliances and copper sink, two fireplaces, decorative moldings throughout, coffered ceiling in the family room with beautiful built-ins. A master bedroom with a custom oversized walking closet and master bath featuring custom shower stall and soaking tub, over looking Shangri-La. Multiple entertainment areas both covered and uncovered, four seasons sunroom overlooking extensive perennial gardens and pool. Not to be missed, attention to detail is evident in & out.
Single-familyProperty Type
1.22 acresLot Size
4 car garageParking
Listed by Salvatore Cagnina• Long & Foster Real Estate INC.
Bought with Lenore Burry Manicioto• Colts Neck Realty
Gracious custom built 4 bedroom,3 1/2 bath Colonial is located on a quiet dead end street in the Clover Hill section of Coltls Neck. The large family room with 2 sided fireplace to living room(currently used as an office)overlooks private rear yard backing up to Green Acres. The gameroom in the finished walkout basement with another fireplace makes this a great home for entertaining.Features include hardwood floors, decorative moldings,recently replaced (2) furnaces, HWH, and A/C unit.
Public Records
Dec 24, 2007
Sold
$700,000
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$17,472 (+8.9%)
$702,600 + $725,400
$1,428,000
2024
$16,040 (+0.8%)
$563,500 + $689,900
$1,253,400
2023
$15,919 (+6.0%)
$428,500 + $648,000
$1,076,500
2022
$15,019 (+0.6%)
$410,500 + $612,600
$1,023,100
2021
$14,930 (+2.7%)
$333,500 + $570,700
$904,200
2020
$14,541 (+1.0%)
$313,500 + $541,600
$855,100
2019
$14,401 (+14.7%)
$302,000 + $522,300
$824,300
2018
$12,551 (+1.1%)
$302,000 + $515,800
$817,800
2017
$12,418 (+2.6%)
$302,000 + $400,000
$702,000
2016
$12,099 (+1.3%)
$302,000 + $400,000
$702,000
2015
$11,948 (+3.4%)
$298,500 + $400,500
$699,000
2014
$11,552 (+4.3%)
$338,500 + $346,300
$684,800
2013
$11,080 (+8.3%)
$338,500 + $346,300
$684,800
2012
$10,235 (+4.0%)
$338,500 + $346,300
$684,800
2011
$9,846 (+0.9%)
$338,500 + $313,400
$651,900
2010
$9,757 (−9.2%)
$338,500 + $296,300
$634,800
2009
$10,745
$338,500 + $296,300
$634,800
Tax history for 44 Glenwood Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$17,472 (+8.9%)
$702,600 + $725,400
$1,428,000
2024
$16,040 (+0.8%)
$563,500 + $689,900
$1,253,400
2023
$15,919 (+6.0%)
$428,500 + $648,000
$1,076,500
2022
$15,019 (+0.6%)
$410,500 + $612,600
$1,023,100
2021
$14,930 (+2.7%)
$333,500 + $570,700
$904,200
2020
$14,541 (+1.0%)
$313,500 + $541,600
$855,100
2019
$14,401 (+14.7%)
$302,000 + $522,300
$824,300
2018
$12,551 (+1.1%)
$302,000 + $515,800
$817,800
2017
$12,418 (+2.6%)
$302,000 + $400,000
$702,000
2016
$12,099 (+1.3%)
$302,000 + $400,000
$702,000
2015
$11,948 (+3.4%)
$298,500 + $400,500
$699,000
2014
$11,552 (+4.3%)
$338,500 + $346,300
$684,800
2013
$11,080 (+8.3%)
$338,500 + $346,300
$684,800
2012
$10,235 (+4.0%)
$338,500 + $346,300
$684,800
2011
$9,846 (+0.9%)
$338,500 + $313,400
$651,900
2010
$9,757 (−9.2%)
$338,500 + $296,300
$634,800
2009
$10,745
$338,500 + $296,300
$634,800
*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
—
Stories
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Lot width
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Lot depth
—
Lot size
1.27 Acres
Year renovated
—
Sq. Ft.
2,880
Year built
1969
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Monmouth County
APN
1000001 00029
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
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Last updated by owner on Jul 8, 2026.
A-1
Agricultural Residential District
The purpose of the A-1 and A-2 Districts is to encourage the orderly development of open lands and the continuation of farms and, in light thereof, to require future development to protect views, wooded areas, mature isolated trees, tree lines and environmentally sensitive areas. The A-3 District is to accommodate those areas with established patterns of smaller lot sizes. Cluster development is permitted in the A-1 District in an effort to maintain properly coordinated open spaces, floodplains, wooded tracts, reduced street distances and the perpetuation of farming activity.