Montgomery Green

Montgomery Green is a small detached colonial enclave on Grayson Drive in Montgomery Township, Somerset County, with homes built in 2002 and 2003. These are larger houses, four to five bedrooms and roughly 3,900 to 4,800 square feet, from the final phase of Montgomery Township's early-2000s residential build-out. The neighborhood is served by the highly regarded Montgomery Township Public Schools and sits a short drive from Princeton.

The homes

The homes on Grayson Drive were built in 2002 and 2003 at roughly 3,937 to 4,792 square feet, all four to five bedrooms. That size range means a genuine larger-format colonial with room to expand and no significant compromise on space, and two or three car garages are standard at this scale. The two recorded sales bear out the range: 134 Grayson Drive, a four-bedroom of 4,792 square feet built in 2002, closed at $1,570,000 in July 2024, while 196 Grayson Drive, a five-bedroom of 3,937 square feet built in 2003, closed at $1,350,000 that same month.

Streets and setting

Montgomery Green is organized along Grayson Drive as a small enclave of detached homes. The name connects it to Grayson Estates nearby, but the two are separate subdivisions with separate sales histories, and Montgomery Green carries a newer build date and a slightly larger footprint. The setting is lower-density with generous lots, and turnover is infrequent, so only a handful of homes have traded here.

Schools and commute

Every home is served by Montgomery Township Public Schools, a highly regarded public system in Somerset County and the main draw for buyers targeting this part of Montgomery. The setting keeps day-to-day life quiet and low-density while placing Princeton a short drive away, roughly 15 to 20 minutes.

Market position

Montgomery Green trades infrequently. The two most recent recorded sales closed at $1,350,000 and $1,570,000 in 2024, a midpoint of roughly $1.46M, and those should be read as historical reference points rather than a current running median, since both fall outside the trailing twenty-four months. Buyers comparing Montgomery Green against Grayson Estates or Montgomery Chase in the same price tier will find a newer early-2000s build and a larger footprint here. Because so few homes trade, pricing accurately against the handful of true comparables is where working with an agent who knows the community pays off.