Laurelglen Court Home Sells for $1.9M

A three-bedroom house on the 4000 block of Laurelglen Court in San Jose sold on April 13 for $1.88 million, according to a Mercury News report and property listings. The single-story home measured 1,529 square feet, putting the sale price at about $1,230 per square foot. The house was built in 1966 and sits on a roughly 6,700-square-foot lot, according to Zillow and Redfin records. The sale adds another data point to a run of seven-figure transactions in the Cambrian area of San Jose. ### Which house sold, and when did the deal close? The Mercury News reported on May 20 that a single-family house in the 4000 block of Laurelglen Court changed hands on April 13. The paper said the property sold for $1,880,000. Zillow and Redfin identify the address as 4005 Laurelglen Court and list the same April 13 closing date and sale price. Redfin lists the house as a three-bedroom, two-bathroom home with 1,529 square feet. Zillow shows the same bedroom count, bathroom count and interior size. Both sites say the house was built in 1966. ### How expensive was the home on a per-square-foot basis? The Mercury News said the Laurelglen Court sale worked out to $1,230 per square foot. Using the reported sale price of $1.88 million and the listed size of 1,529 square feet produces the same figure when rounded. At $1,230 per square foot, the sale fits the pricing levels seen in recent Silicon Valley single-family transactions, where buyers often compare homes by interior size as well as lot and location. In this case, the Laurelglen Court property was also described in listing materials as a remodeled home on a corner lot. ### What do listing records show about the property itself? Redfin describes 4005 Laurelglen Court as a single-story home with three bedrooms, two bathrooms and updated interior finishes. The listing says the property had remodeled features including hardwood floors and updated windows. Zillow says the lot measures about 6,700 square feet. Realtor and brokerage records for nearby homes on the same street show the area is made up largely of mid-1960s single-family houses, many with similar bedroom counts and one-story layouts. ### How does this compare with nearby San Jose sales? The Mercury News said nearby sales on Rodney Drive and Greenmoor Drive reached as high as $2.3 million. That places the Laurelglen Court deal below the top end of recent nearby transactions, while still near the upper tier for a three-bedroom home in the immediate area. A separate Mercury News sale item from earlier this year reported that a home in the 1200 block of Greenmoor Drive sold for $1.755 million in September 2025. Listing records also show another Laurelglen Court property, 4012 Laurelglen Court, sold in April 2026 for about $1.804 million, offering another recent comparable within the same pocket of San Jose. ### Why do these sale briefs matter to buyers and sellers? Local sale notices such as the Laurelglen Court transaction provide a snapshot of what buyers have recently paid for homes with similar size, age and location. In neighborhoods like Cambrian, where many houses share midcentury floor plans, those comparisons can shape asking prices and buyer expectations. County records, brokerage listings and newspaper sale items do not always include the same level of detail, but together they show the core terms of a deal: address, closing date, size and price. For buyers, sellers and agents, those figures are often the first reference point for the next listing nearby. Santa Clara County property records and future MLS postings will show whether additional homes on Laurelglen Court, Rodney Drive or Greenmoor Drive come to market in the coming weeks. Recent comparable sales in that part of San Jose have ranged from about $1.755 million to $2.3 million, based on the transactions cited by the Mercury News and listing databases.