The 2,385-square-foot home, set on 1.1 acres, may not look like a luxury property at first glance, but its soaring sale price tells a different story. The estate, located at 284 Forest Drive South, hit the market on Dec. 13 for $1.1 million and went under contract a short week later.
Source: Inman News
New Jersey home sells for $620K over asking price in bidding war
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