Tiffany Woods
Tiffany Woods is an attached-home community of about 118 homes in Lawrence Township, Mercer County, carrying a Lawrenceville 08648 mailing address. Every home in the recent sales record is a townhome or a twin, which listings also describe as a half-duplex, running two to four bedrooms and roughly 944 to 1,780 square feet with a homeowners association fee near $33 a month. Most of the community went up between 1988 and 1991 and the last four lots are being finished now, so 1990s stock and brand-new twins sit on the same streets. Recent market-rate closings have run about $310,000 to $450,000.
Tiffany Woods
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Tiffany Woods
Tiffany Woods is an attached-home community in Lawrence Township, Mercer County, spread across a small grid of courts and lanes that carry a Lawrenceville 08648 mailing address. Every home in the recent BrightMLS record is attached: a twin or semi-detached house, described in several listings as a half-duplex, or an end-of-row or interior-row townhouse. What makes the community unusual is its build span. Most of it went up between 1988 and 1991, and four lots approved back in 2007 are only now being completed, so a buyer can compare original stock against brand-new construction without leaving the neighborhood. Recent market-rate closings have run about $310,000 to $460,000, against a median near $442K for attached homes across Lawrence Township over the same period, which places Tiffany Woods in the attainable middle of the township rather than at a premium.
The homes
Floor plans run two to four bedrooms and roughly 944 to 1,780 square feet, with a median close to 1,456. Three-bedroom plans are the most common, four-bedroom plans are the next largest group, and a smaller set of two-bedroom homes sits at the entry end. Most have a one-car garage. The build history is lopsided: roughly 60 homes went up between 1988 and 1991, about thirty more followed in 2002 and 2003, single lots filled in through 2011, and after a long pause the final four lots are being completed in 2025 and 2026. Interiors vary by vintage. Listings for the earlier homes describe wood-burning fireplaces, sliders out to a patio, and third-floor lofts with a full bath, a layout that gives a guest room or home office real separation. The newest homes are specified differently, with nine-foot first-floor ceilings and crown molding, quartz counters, a finished and insulated garage, and a ten-year new-home warranty. Because the stock spans nearly four decades, two homes of similar size on the same street can differ a great deal in systems, finishes, and carrying cost, so read each listing's build year before comparing prices.
Setting
The community covers J Russel Smith Road, Tudor Lane, Kent Court, Bonnie Court, Colby Court, Conrad Court, and Tiffany Woods Road, with Seth Court serving as a common drive. Lawrence Township assessment records list 122 residential lots across that grid, 118 of them already built on and four still vacant, so this is a community of well over a hundred homes rather than the handful that trade in a typical year. We could not locate a recorded subdivision plat, so read that count as the tax roll's view of the street grid rather than a surveyed boundary. The court names describe the layout: several homes are sited on cul-de-sacs, and at least one backs to woods behind a fenced yard. The largest undeveloped parcel here, about 12.8 acres off Tudor Lane, is carried on the township's books as public property, so the wooded edge is not a future building site. Mailing addresses are worth a note: listing records for this one community show Lawrenceville, Lawrence Township, and Trenton as the city, all in the 08648 zip. That is a postal quirk, not a municipal boundary. 08648 is the Lawrenceville and Trenton mailing zone for Lawrence Township, and these homes are in Lawrence Township, not the City of Trenton. Listings describe the location as convenient to Route 206 and Route 1, The College of New Jersey, the state office complexes, and everyday shopping.
Schools
Tiffany Woods is served by Lawrence Township Public Schools. Above grade three the district is organized by grade band across the whole township rather than by neighborhood: every student attends Lawrence Intermediate School for grades four to six, Lawrence Middle School for seven and eight, and Lawrence High School for nine to twelve, whatever the address. Only the elementary layer, pre-K through grade three, is split by attendance area, across Ben Franklin, Eldridge Park, Lawrenceville, and Slackwood elementary schools, and the district does not publish a boundary map, so confirm the elementary assignment for a specific address with the district before you rely on it. Lawrence High School enrolled about 1,200 students in 2023-24 and reported a 94.5 percent four-year graduation rate for the class of 2024 in the New Jersey Department of Education school performance report, against 91.3 percent statewide. The township setting also puts several independent schools within a short drive, the Lawrenceville School most visibly, and The College of New Jersey campus is close by.
Market position
Turnover is light. Five market-rate homes have closed here in the last 24 months, at $310,000, $395,000, $442,000, $450,000, and $460,000, whichetween 99 and 103 percent of their original asking price, and three of the four went under contract within 30 days. The current listings tell the other half of the story. A 2011 resale on J Russel Smith Road has been listed for close to a year at $424,900, and the last new twin, at 40 J Russel Smith Road, has been offered since spring 2025, first at $454,900 and now at $449,900 after a relist, so the top of the range is being tested rather than cleared. A four-bedroom home on Bonnie Court is under contract after 23 days at a $475,000 asking price, above anything that has closed here recently, and worth watching when it records. One structural fact shapes any price history you look up: 19 of the 118 homes are deed-restricted affordable units under New Jersey's affordable-housing program, administered by Piazza and Associates, on J Russel Smith Road, Tudor Lane, and Kent Court. Those resell at controlled prices well below the open market, so a raw sales list for Tiffany Woods mixes two different markets. The practical read is that a market-rate price should be set against the closest match on build year and square footage, because the 1990s homes and the newest twins behave like two segments sharing one address.
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Tiffany Woods
FAQ
What is the price range in Tiffany Woods?
Market-rate BrightMLS closings over the last two years have run from about $310,000 to $460,000, with a five-sale median near $442K. Note that 19 of the community's homes are deed-restricted affordable units that resell at controlled prices, so a raw sales history for Tiffany Woods will also show numbers well below that range.
What type of homes are in Tiffany Woods?
Attached homes only. BrightMLS records every recent sale as a twin or semi-detached house, which listings also call a half-duplex, or as an end-of-row or interior-row townhouse. Plans run two to four bedrooms and roughly 944 to 1,780 square feet, with a one-car garage on most.
How many homes are in Tiffany Woods?
Lawrence Township assessment records list 122 residential lots, 118 of them with a home on them and four still vacant, across J Russel Smith Road, Tudor Lane, Kent Court, Bonnie Court, Colby Court, Conrad Court, and Tiffany Woods Road. We could not locate a recorded subdivision plat, so treat that as the tax roll's view of the street grid rather than a surveyed boundary.
When were the homes built, and is Tiffany Woods still under construction?
Roughly 60 homes went up between 1988 and 1991, about thirty more in 2002 and 2003, and single lots filled in through 2011. Four lots on J Russel Smith Road are still being built out, two twin buildings whose construction permits date back to 2007. One half closed at $450,000 in September 2025 and another is on the market now with a ten-year new-home warranty. This is the tail of an old approval rather than a new phase: there is no undeveloped land left, and the largest wooded parcel on Tudor Lane is carried as township public property.
How much is the HOA fee in Tiffany Woods?
Recent sales carry a homeowners association fee of about $33 a month, which is low for an attached-home community. Confirm the current amount and what it covers before you write an offer.
What school district serves Tiffany Woods?
Lawrence Township Public Schools. Grades four to six attend Lawrence Intermediate School, grades seven and eight attend Lawrence Middle School, and grades nine to twelve attend Lawrence High School, township-wide and regardless of address. Only the pre-K to grade three elementary assignment is by attendance area, across four elementary schools, so confirm that one with the district for a specific address.
Is Tiffany Woods in Lawrenceville or Trenton, and what streets does it cover?
The homes are in Lawrence Township, Mercer County. The 08648 zip is the Lawrenceville and Trenton mailing zone for the township, so listing records show a mix of Lawrenceville, Lawrence Township, and Trenton mailing cities for the same community. The streets are J Russel Smith Road, Tudor Lane, Kent Court, Bonnie Court, Colby Court, Conrad Court, and Tiffany Woods Road, with Seth Court as a common drive.
How quickly do homes sell in Tiffany Woods?
The four market-rate closings of the last two years took 20, 22, 30, and 73 days from list to contract and finished between 99 and 103 percent of their original asking price. Current listings have moved more slowly: one resale has been on the market close to a year, and the last new twin has been offered since spring 2025 across two listings. In a community this thinly traded, a price above the recent range can sit for a long time.
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