Collection at Hopewell

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The Collection at Hopewell is the most attainable path into the Hopewell Valley Regional School District without buying a single-family home, and it is a genuinely active, liquid townhome market rather than a thin subdivision. Built by Lennar and still selling new, the community has 61 closed sales on record from about $375,000 to $785,000, averaging near $526,000, with a median around $525,000 and closings continuing into mid-2026. Because it blends brand-new construction, townhome pricing, and a top-ranked district, it draws first-time buyers, downsizers, and commuters alike.

The homes

The community is organized into three collections by Lennar. The Lofts are condominium and loft flats, roughly two bedrooms and two baths around 1,156 to 1,268 square feet, and start in the low $400,000s, the most affordable entry. The Terraces are two to three bedroom townhomes of about 1,323 to 2,129 square feet in the upper $400,000s. The Townes are three-story townhomes with two-car garages, three bedrooms and three-and-a-half baths near 2,453 square feet, starting in the low $700,000s. Across the community, resale closings have ranged from about $375,000 to $785,000, so matching a home to the right collection is the first step in any accurate valuation.

The setting

The Collection at Hopewell sits at 12 Washington Crossing Pennington Road in the 08534 zip code of Hopewell Township, with an on-site playground, dog park, and community garden. One distinctive detail is the street naming: in coordination with the Stoutsburg Sourland African American Museum, Lennar and Hopewell Township named the community's streets to honor the African-American heritage of the Hopewell Valley and Sourland region, including Ada Hightower, Fred Clark, Leona Stewart, Mary Ashby, Prince Hall, and Stoutsburg. The location is central to major commuting routes and within about 20 minutes of downtown Princeton.

Schools

Every home at The Collection at Hopewell is served by the Hopewell Valley Regional School District, one of the most highly regarded public systems in the area, which draws on Hopewell Township, Hopewell Borough, and Pennington Borough. Students attend a Hopewell Valley elementary school, then Timberlane Middle School and Hopewell Valley Central High School. Reaching this district through brand-new townhomes and lofts, rather than a detached house, is the central reason buyers target the community.

Market position

With 61 closed sales on record and pricing that runs from the low $400,000s to the mid $700,000s, The Collection at Hopewell is an active, liquid market where a median around $525,000 is well supported. Because Lennar is still selling new homes alongside resales, buyers can weigh a brand-new build against a lightly used one, and builder representation costs nothing because the builder pays the buyer-agent commission. Valuing a specific home still depends on comparing it within its own collection, loft to loft, Terrace to Terrace, and Towne to Towne, rather than to a single blended average.