Hopewell Grant
A townhome community built by Beazer Homes around 2005-2006. All units are 3 bed, 2.5 bath townhomes with 2-car garages and no basements. Community amenities include a pool, playground, and clubhouse. HOA approximately $375/month.
Hopewell Grant
by the numbers
Live data from BrightMLS, updated daily. All figures reflect transactions in the Hopewell Grant subdivision.
Why families choose
Hopewell Grant
Hopewell Grant is one of the Hopewell Valley area's most active townhome communities, pairing top-rated Hopewell Valley schools and resort-style shared amenities with pricing well below the area's single-family homes. Here is what buyers should know.
The homes
Hopewell Grant was built by Beazer Homes, with construction running from roughly 2003 to 2006. Nearly every home follows the same format: a 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath townhouse with a 2-car garage and no basement, ranging from about 1,594 to 2,312 square feet in interior-row and end-of-row layouts. That consistency makes units easy to compare, and end units and larger floor plans generally trade at the top of the range.
Streets and setting
The community is laid out across streets including Brinley Drive, Miller Circle, Concord Place, Haddon Court, Newman Court, and Blake Drive, with a Pennington 08534 mailing address inside Hopewell Township. A shared pool, clubhouse, and playground anchor the community, the kind of amenities smaller townhome developments in the area lack. The Hopewell Valley corridor keeps the surrounding landscape more rural than suburban, with preserved farmland and open space nearby and small-town centers in Pennington and Hopewell Borough for daily errands.
Schools and commute
Hopewell Grant feeds the Hopewell Valley Regional School District in Mercer County, with Timberlane Middle School and Hopewell Valley Central High School beyond the local elementary schools. Route 31 connects to I-295 and Trenton, Princeton Junction with NJ Transit service toward New York is about 20 minutes by car, and Route 202 offers a convenient route north toward Flemington and Bridgewater.
Market position
Recent closings run roughly $470K to $600K, with a median around $536K, which puts Hopewell Grant below Hopewell Parc while offering more community amenities than many competing townhome developments. It is an active, liquid market that usually has recent comparable sales, so accurate comp-based pricing is both possible and important. The HOA runs roughly $355 to $375 per month, and the community also supports a steady rental market in the range of $3,200 to $3,900 per month.
Current inventory
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Active rentals
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Hopewell Grant
FAQ
What is the price range in Hopewell Grant?
Recent closings run roughly $470K to $600K, with a median around $536K. Pricing depends on the floor plan, whether the unit is interior or end-of-row, updates, and overall condition.
What type of homes are in Hopewell Grant?
Hopewell Grant is a townhome community. Nearly every home is a 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath townhouse with a 2-car garage and no basement, ranging from about 1,594 to 2,312 square feet.
Who built Hopewell Grant and when?
The community was built by Beazer Homes, with construction running from roughly 2003 to 2006. It carries a Pennington 08534 mailing address within Hopewell Township.
Which schools serve Hopewell Grant?
Hopewell Grant is in the Hopewell Valley Regional School District in Mercer County. Students attend local elementary schools, then Timberlane Middle School and Hopewell Valley Central High School.
Is there an HOA, and what does it cover?
Yes. The HOA runs roughly $355 to $375 per month and covers exterior maintenance, landscaping, common area upkeep, and access to the community pool, clubhouse, and playground.
What is the commute like from Hopewell Grant?
Route 31 connects to I-295 and Trenton. Princeton Junction, with NJ Transit service toward New York, is about 20 minutes by car, and Route 202 offers a convenient route north toward Flemington and Bridgewater.
Are there rentals in Hopewell Grant?
Yes. Hopewell Grant has a steady rental market, with townhomes typically leasing in the range of roughly $3,200 to $3,900 per month depending on size, condition, and updates.
How active is the Hopewell Grant market?
It is an active, liquid market. As a high-turnover townhome community, it usually offers recent comparable sales, which makes accurate comp-based pricing both possible and important.
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