An excellent opportunity to build a custom home on a private, wooded lot in desirable Freehold Township. Conveniently located near Route 9, the property offers easy access to shopping, dining, major highways, schools, parks, and local amenities. Public utilities, including water, sewer, gas, and electric, are available at the street, supporting a streamlined development process. Based on the seller's understanding, the property is suitable for a residence of approximately 1,468 square feet as currently configured. Due to the presence of a stream on the property, required flood-related permits will apply. A variance would be required for construction of a larger residence. Prior planning documentation indicates that a home of up to approximately 2,900 square feet was previously contemplated, subject to municipal approvals, environmental regulations, and all applicable permits. The lot includes delineated wetlands and a scenic stream, offering natural character while requiring additional planning and regulatory review. Buyers are encouraged to perform their own due diligence. Please review the drone video tour for a comprehensive overview of the property and site conditions. RECOMMENDED NEXT STEPS FOR A BUYER (How to Move Forward) Retain a qualified engineer and environmental consultant. Obtain NJDEP Flood Hazard Area Verification and confirm applicable permits. Confirm wetlands, buffers, and stream constraints. Finalize a site-specific building envelope. Determine whether zoning variances are required based on final design. Proceed with municipal review and permitting.
Stonehurst East, located between Route 33 and Wemrock Road, is a residential and commuter-friendly West Freehold neighborhood with tree-lined streets and a low-rise, suburban feel. The neighborhood’s character concentrates around the Route 33 corridor near the Freehold Raceway Mall, where big-box retail, casual dining, and service storefronts set a steady, everyday rhythm. Housing reads as mid-to-late 20th-century colonials and split-levels with tidy setbacks and mature landscaping. Nearby open space at Michael J. Tighe Park adds ballfields and walking paths to the weekly routine. Cultural touchpoints in town include the Freehold Raceway and the historic Freehold Borough Arts Council scene. Road connections keep errands and regional trips straightforward without changing the quiet residential cadence.
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Located in Freehold Township, Monmouth County
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Parcel number 17-00070-0000-00033-01
Tax year 2025
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