Opportunity Knocks in Holmdel! Nestled on a private lot, off a country road, adjacent to Cross Farm Park is this sweet 1050 sq. foot home. Two bedrms, living rm, dining rm, kit, full bath, basement, wood fls., new windows and shutters, patio with pavers, 200 amp electric and a radon system. Close to everything important , AT&T, Bell Labs, Garden State Parkway, shopping, banking, top rated schools and the seashore in the summer. You can walk to the Village School and 2 glorious parks; Thompson and Cross Farm. Perfect for a couple, young family, bachelor or bachelorette, a builder or investor. No where in Holmdel can you even buy a prime building lot for $389,000. Options to expand.. Make an offer.
Single-familyProperty Type
0.38 acresLot Size
$634Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Listed by Irene Sessa• Orrico Realty
Bought with The Gerine Team Skamarak• EXIT Realty East Coast Shirvanian
LOVELY TWO BEDROOM HOME ON A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY LANE OFF 520, GREAT SCHOOLS, CLOSE TO EVERYTHING BUT TUCKED AWAY. NEW HEAT, HOT WATER, HARDWOOD FLOORS THROUGHOUT, AND MUCH MORE. ROOM TO EXPAND BACK AND TO LEFT OF HOUSE. FULL BASEMENT, STONES THROW TO CROSS FARM PARK, WALK TO THOMPSON PARK IN THE VILLAGE AREA. SHOWS WELL...YOU WON'T BE DISAPPOINTED...
MOMLS #20833220
Aug 19, 2008
Listed
$299,000
$285/sq ft
Public Records
Jun 12, 1986
Sold
$40,000
$38/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$8,392 (+7.3%)
$439,800 + $135,300
$575,100
2024
$7,825 (+2.8%)
$419,600 + $125,700
$545,300
2023
$7,613 (+3.7%)
$382,200 + $114,300
$496,500
2022
$7,343 (+11.9%)
$356,700 + $111,200
$467,900
2021
$6,564 (+3.6%)
$318,500 + $86,500
$405,000
2020
$6,333 (+5.7%)
$254,600 + $72,600
$327,200
2019
$5,990 (+1.0%)
$239,600 + $71,000
$310,600
2018
$5,930 (+2.5%)
$219,200 + $76,000
$295,200
2017
$5,783 (+12.2%)
$202,800 + $82,200
$285,000
2016
$5,153 (+4.7%)
$202,800 + $82,200
$285,000
2015
$4,923 (−5.9%)
$187,800 + $69,100
$256,900
2014
$5,231 (+1.5%)
$200,300 + $50,000
$250,300
2013
$5,154 (+2.1%)
$200,300 + $50,000
$250,300
2012
$5,049 (+2.9%)
$200,300 + $50,000
$250,300
2011
$4,908 (+0.8%)
$200,300 + $50,000
$250,300
2010
$4,871 (−13.2%)
$200,300 + $50,000
$250,300
2009
$5,614
$200,300 + $50,000
$250,300
Tax history for 12 Old Mill Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$8,392 (+7.3%)
$439,800 + $135,300
$575,100
2024
$7,825 (+2.8%)
$419,600 + $125,700
$545,300
2023
$7,613 (+3.7%)
$382,200 + $114,300
$496,500
2022
$7,343 (+11.9%)
$356,700 + $111,200
$467,900
2021
$6,564 (+3.6%)
$318,500 + $86,500
$405,000
2020
$6,333 (+5.7%)
$254,600 + $72,600
$327,200
2019
$5,990 (+1.0%)
$239,600 + $71,000
$310,600
2018
$5,930 (+2.5%)
$219,200 + $76,000
$295,200
2017
$5,783 (+12.2%)
$202,800 + $82,200
$285,000
2016
$5,153 (+4.7%)
$202,800 + $82,200
$285,000
2015
$4,923 (−5.9%)
$187,800 + $69,100
$256,900
2014
$5,231 (+1.5%)
$200,300 + $50,000
$250,300
2013
$5,154 (+2.1%)
$200,300 + $50,000
$250,300
2012
$5,049 (+2.9%)
$200,300 + $50,000
$250,300
2011
$4,908 (+0.8%)
$200,300 + $50,000
$250,300
2010
$4,871 (−13.2%)
$200,300 + $50,000
$250,300
2009
$5,614
$200,300 + $50,000
$250,300
*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
2
Baths
2
Stories
2
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
0.37 Acres
Year renovated
—
Sq. Ft.
1,052
Year built
1853
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Monmouth County
APN
2000003 00007
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Sep 16, 2026.
R 40A
Residence And Agriculture District
The purpose of the R-40A districts is to zone existing low density areas in a manner consistent with existing development in the R-40A District. In the District, the lower density will reduce the overall impact of development consistent with the undeveloped, rural character of these areas and may be more consistent with the sensitivity of the soils for on-lot septic systems. The District is located so as to not impact on sites selected to meet the Township's lower income housing need. The design standards are intended to provide flexibility in design so that the vistas and views in the remaining undeveloped areas will be preserved as much as possible by locating homes over crests of hills, behind existing trees, or in other locations that will minimize the appearance of development.