Nestled among the trees of Middletown's historic Monmouth Hills, this distinctive 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath contemporary offers a rare combination of architectural character, natural beauty, and coastal convenience. Designed by the firm of Kaplan, Gaunt, DeSantis and built in 1979, the home embraces its wooded surroundings with a thoughtful mid-century modern-inspired layout, abundant windows, and exceptional natural light throughout. Set adjacent to Hartshorne Woods Park, the property enjoys a remarkable connection to nature, with miles of wooded trails and more than 700 acres of preserved parkland just beyond the neighborhood. The home's contemporary design creates inviting living spaces that feel both private and connected to the landscape—a peaceful retreat tucked into one of Monmouth County's most distinctive communities. Residents of Monmouth Hills enjoy access to the historic Water Witch Club, with its landmark clubhouse and red clay tennis court, adding to the neighborhood's unmistakable sense of history and community. Just minutes from Sandy Hook's beaches, the Henry Hudson Trail, waterfront dining, and high-speed ferry service to Manhattan, 35 Sea View Terrace offers an exceptional opportunity to enjoy inspired architecture, nature, and the relaxed coastal lifestyle that makes Monmouth Hills so special.