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About PrincetonPrinceton is a small friendly town with plenty of academic and cultural sophistication. Princeton University's ivied walls dominate one side of the town's main street, with Nassau Hall, briefly the capital of the US, lying directly in front of the towns commercial center of Palmer Square. Here one finds a string of bustling businesses, quaint shops, eateries, and the historic Nassau Inn, once a stagecoach stop between Philadelphia and New York. Princeton is home to many historic sites, the McCarter Theater reportedly the seventh busiest performing arts center in the nation, the Princeton Ballet, the Princeton Arts Council, the Westminster Choir College and the Princeton Pro Musica. Princeton has miles of charming, tree lined residential streets offering a variety of housing including Victorian homes, stone and mortar structures, single family homes, townhouses and duplexes. Princeton has been home to famous people
including Albert Einstein, Woodrow Wilson, Grover Cleveland and
more recently Toni Morrison and John Chancellor. Also in the
Borough are the Institute for Advanced Study, the Princeton
Theological Seminary, American Boychoir School and an excellent
Medical Center. The Township is steeped in American history. Major battles of the Revolutionary War were fought here. Princeton's Battlefield State Park is one key attraction. The Borough and the Township enjoy very cordial relations. Although they have separate governments there are numerous joint agencies. The Princeton Regional School District, shared by the Township and the Borough, is considered one of the best in the State. The Township offers many parks, open spaces, and some of Mercer County's most scenic vistas all of which attract many joggers, bikers, climbers, bird-watchers and nature lovers. Other popular recreation areas are the Delaware and Raritan Canal, for strolling, picnicking or biking, and Lake Carnegie, a man-made 3-mile lake for sailboating, sculling and winter ice skating. In addition to the prestigious Borough academic institutes the Township includes four of the nations best private schools. Housing ranges from two-story townhouses to
million -dollar mansions. Princeton Townhouse CommunitiesPRINCETON BOROQueenston CommonQueenston Commons is the ideal place to live in Princeton Boro with walking distance to shops, restaurants, transportation and Princeton University. The community offers a pool and tennis court as well as a putting green. The houses are between 30-35 years old and is located in mature surroundings. Located in the excellent Princeton Regional School district. One Markham Contemporary condo complex with walking distance to shopping, restaurants, transportation and Princeton University. Sophisticated condos designed by Hillier. One floor living with clean lines and light and airy spaces. Elevator and parking within the building complex. The building is about 27 years old. Princeton Regional Schools. Markham Square Markham Sq is located right across from One Markham and offers 12 contemporary and bright town houses. Built 1982 by Hillier this unique brick design offers fantastic location close to everything that Princeton has to offer. Princeton Regional Schools. Moore Street These 1 bedroom loft style condominiums were designed by Hillier Group and incorporated in an existing commercial building. This five years old community is located minutes from the center of Princeton and offers a landscaped courtyard as well as parking. Princeton Regional Schools. Palmer Square From Studio apartments to larger condominiums these homes are located above the quaint shops in the popular shopping area in the center of town. This is a premium location in the heart of Princeton. Princeton Regional Schools. Quarry Street Two newly constructed town houses in the historic area of Princeton. These luxury town houses was designed by Hillier Architecture and offers private elevator, two car garage, back terrace and private garden. Each unit provides about 2,500 sq ft. of living space and is located minutes from Palmer Square and down town Princeton. Princeton Regional Schools. Queenston Commons Queenston Commons is the ideal place to live in Princeton Boro with walking distance to shops, restaurants, transportation and Princeton University. The community offers a pool and tennis court as well as a putting green. The houses are between 30-35 years old and is located in mature surroundings. Located in the excellent Princeton Regional Schools. Richard Court This small town house community is located within walking distance to Princeton high school, down town Princeton and Princeton University. These contemporary and light filled town houses were constructed about 25 years ago. Princeton Regional Schools. Torrey Lane Built by Barsky Brothers these town houses are located right in the historic district of Princeton within walking distance to shops, restaurants and Princeton University. The town houses offers 3 bedrooms and has a very traditional and colonial feel to them. Built in 2004. Princeton Regional Schools. Witherspoon Lane A small community of renovated Victorian town houses. The houses were originally built between 80-100 years ago and are located closed to the hospital and a few minutes from down town Princeton. Princeton Regional Schools. PRINCETON TOWNSHIPFieldwood ManorsAn elegant community only minutes from down town Princeton. These beautiful townhouses are only 6-8 years old and feels more like a single family house rather than a town house. The community was build by Pulte Homes and offers several different models. There is a playground in the in the community and the school district is Princeton Regional. Griggs Farm Griggs Farm is conveniently located off of Rt 206 only minutes from downtown Princeton. This affordable community offers 2-3 bedroom townhouses with tennis court, club house and playground in a beautiful surrounding. Units about 16-18 years old. Excellent Princeton Regional School district. Washington Oaks Washington Oaks is located about 2,5 miles south of Princeton and offers several different model townhouses in a beautiful, mature setting. Minutes away from both Princeton and Lawrenceville with Princeton Regional schools, this community provides 2-4 bedroom townhouses. The area is 14-16 years old and has a tennis court and playground for children. Campbell Woods This small and exclusive enclave offers townhouses that are between 12-14 years old. It is located in Princeton Township just a few minutes from downtown Princeton. The community is adjacent to Hilltop Park and most units have wooded privacy in the back. Highly ranked Princeton Regional Schools. Bayard Ct Bayard Ct is very small and exclusive townhouse area in Princeton Township. The community is located right across from Community Park and with walking distance in to downtown Princeton. Princeton Regional School district. Northridge Nestled on a large wooded cul-de-sac Northridge offers wooded grounds and well manicured open space. These elegant, semi detached townhouses, were built by Garden State Land about 10 years ago. A few miles from Princeton this exclusive community offers tennis court and belongs to the highly rated Princeton Regional School district. Constitution Hill An exclusive neighborhood that offers 2-4 bedroom townhouses conveniently located just moments from center of town. Constitution Hill offers, on a 47 acres site, in ground swimming pool, formal gardens and tennis courts. This community is about 22-23 years old and was build around Constitution Hill Mansion, built 1896-1897, which was later converted into condominiums. Governors Lane Luxurious Georgian Townhouses featuring spacious living in a convenient location with walking distance to Princeton Shopping and minutes away from Palmer Square and Princeton University. Giordano Builder built prestigious Governors Lane about 16-18 years ago and it is today a very sought after townhouse community within the Princeton Regional School district. WEST WINDOSR TOWNSHIPCanal PointeLarge townhouse community with a fantastic location right next to Market Fair Shopping Center and Rt 1. Close to Princeton Junction Train Station and minutes away from Princeton. With a Princeton mailing address this West Windsor Township Community offers pools, tennis courts and club house. This development is about 20-22 years old and very well maintained. Award winning West Windsor-Plainsboro school system. No pets allowed. Windsor Haven Windsor Haven offers several townhouse models conveniently located close to Rt 1 and major highways. With walking distance to Princeton Junction Train Station this community is a commuters dream. 12-14 years old this neighborhood offers tennis court and has a Princeton mailing address. Award winning West Windsor-Plainsboro school system. Princeton Greens Desirable West Windsor Township community with a Princeton mailing address. 2-3 bedroom townhouses right by the canal towpath, and close to shopping, restaurant and entertainment. Very easy access to all major highways and Princeton Junction Train Station. This 20-22 years old community offers tennis court and belongs to the award winning West Windsor-Plainsboro school system. Ests of Princeton Junction This desirable luxury townhouse community in West Windsor is only 2-3 years old. Build by Toll Brothers the community offers swimming pool, tennis, club house, health club and playgrounds. Convenient location, close to major highways and Princeton Junction Train Station. Award winning West Windsor-Plainsboro school system. |
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