Elm Ridge Park
All single-family homes on approximately 1.5-acre lots, built around 1980. Typically 4-5 bedrooms, 2.5-4.5 baths, with a median around 3,500 sqft. A traditional large-lot subdivision with no community amenities or HOA -- just space, privacy, and mature landscaping in the Hopewell Valley school district.
Elm Ridge Park
by the numbers
Live data from BrightMLS, updated daily. All figures reflect transactions in the Elm Ridge Park subdivision.
Why buyers choose
Elm Ridge Park
Elm Ridge Park is where Hopewell Valley's premium market lives. With a median around $1.1M, it draws buyers who want the Hopewell Valley school district but also demand the lot size and sense of privacy that the area's more affordable communities cannot provide. All homes are single-family, built around 1980, on approximately 1.5-acre lots.
The homes here are substantial -- typically 4-5 bedrooms, 2.5 to 4.5 baths, with a median around 3,500 sqft of above-grade living space. The lots provide mature trees, established landscaping, and genuine breathing room between properties. This is not a dense subdivision; the spacing creates a semi-rural feel, even though the community is within a reasonable drive of Pennington and Route 31.
There is no HOA and no community amenities. This is a traditional large-lot subdivision where homeowners maintain their own properties. For buyers who prefer independence over shared pools and clubhouses, that is a feature, not a drawback. The lots are large enough for private outdoor living without shared facilities.
The trade-off is inventory. Turnover is low, and when a home comes to market in Elm Ridge Park, it draws attention from a specific buyer pool that has been watching and waiting. The 1980 build date means these homes are solid but may need kitchen, bath, or systems updates depending on what previous owners have done.
Current inventory
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Elm Ridge Park
FAQ
What is the price range in Elm Ridge Park?
Homes typically sell between $850K and $1.4M, with a median around $1.1M. Pricing depends on lot size, home size, finishes, and updates. This is the premium tier of Hopewell Valley subdivisions.
Which schools serve Elm Ridge Park?
Elm Ridge Park is in the Hopewell Valley Regional School District. Students attend local elementary schools, then Timberlane Middle School and Hopewell Valley Central High School.
How often do homes come on the market here?
Turnover is relatively low. With about 21 total closed sales in the database, homes do not come to market frequently. When they do, they tend to attract strong interest from buyers who have been specifically watching this community.
How does Elm Ridge Park compare to other Hopewell communities?
Elm Ridge Park is the most expensive subdivision in Hopewell Valley, with larger lots and more premium homes than communities like Hopewell Parc, Brandon Farms, or Hopewell Grant. Buyers here prioritize space and privacy alongside school access.
What is the commute like from Elm Ridge Park?
Route 31 provides access to I-95 and Trenton. Princeton Junction (NJ Transit to Penn Station) is about 20-25 minutes by car. The semi-rural setting means slightly longer drives to major corridors compared to communities closer to Pennington.
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