Greenfield Village

Ichabod Crane Lane is one of the more distinctive street names in Montgomery Township, and the homes at numbers 46 and 100 are among the largest in the township's mid-1990s production. Six bedrooms at 4,811-5,342 sq ft on a single lane in Somerset County is genuinely unusual. Most of the township's comparable communities stop at 5 bedrooms. For households with three or more children, multi-generational living arrangements, or home-office requirements that exceed what a 4-5 bedroom layout provides, Greenfield Village addresses a specific need.

At a $1.49M median, the per-bedroom math here is competitive. A 6-bedroom, 5,000 sq ft colonial built in 1995-1997 at $1.49M works out to roughly $300 per sq ft, which is below what comparable bedroom counts in Princeton or even the newer Montgomery communities would cost. The trade-off is the mid-1990s build date: 28-30 years old means mechanicals, roof, and kitchen are all due for scrutiny, and buyers should budget for updates accordingly. The structural scale of a 5,000 sq ft house means those updates can be substantial.

For buyers who have exhausted the 5-bedroom options in the $1.3M-$1.5M range and still need one more bedroom, Greenfield Village is typically the first community to check in this section of Somerset County.