Washington Crossing Park Estates

Washington Crossing Park Estates is one of the small detached-home pockets that make up the Titusville side of Hopewell Township. The community sits a short distance from Washington Crossing State Park, the New Jersey side of the river where General Washington's army landed on the night of December 25, 1776, before marching to Trenton. Continental Lane, the lead street in the subdivision, shares its name with the original march route through the park.

Homes here are detached, with the subdivision's most recent transactions reflecting colonials and capes, predominantly 4-bedroom floor plans. Individual lot sizes in recent sales have ranged from about a third of an acre on Wilfred Avenue up to roughly 1.9 acres on Nathaniel Green Drive, so the look and feel varies street to street rather than reading as a single uniform tract.

Build years in recent MLS records span 1970 to 1990, with most of the closed inventory clustering in the late 1980s and 1990. Mechanicals and finishes in homes this age typically reflect their original era unless updated by prior owners, which is something to factor into any specific purchase. Inventory is thin; only three sales have been recorded in BrightMLS over the recent window, in a range from $400,000 to $725,000.