Woods Edge
A detached single-family community where the streets carry college names (Harvard, Rutgers, Lehigh, Cambridge and Rider) and homes hold a Princeton mailing address, all within Montgomery Township Public Schools. Built in the mid-1990s, these uniform 3-4 bedroom homes offer roughly 1,861-2,229 square feet at a median price around $878K, with a very low HOA.

Woods Edge
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Why buyers choose
Woods Edge
Woods Edge occupies an unusual spot on the map: a Princeton mailing address paired with Montgomery Township Public Schools, one of New Jersey's top-performing districts. That combination gives buyers the reach of the Princeton name and the strength of the Montgomery schools in a quiet residential setting, and it comes with detached single-family homes and a very low HOA at a more attainable price than comparable Princeton detached houses. Recent closings have generally run from about $795,000 to $965,000, with a median near $878,000.
The homes
Woods Edge is a uniform community of detached single-family homes, built in the mid-1990s, roughly 1995 to 1997. Floor plans run three and four bedrooms, about 1,861 to 2,229 square feet, with two to four baths. Because the homes are so consistent in age and size, pricing tends to turn on condition, updates, and lot rather than on big differences in the houses themselves. Recent four-bedroom homes have sold in the $875,000 to $965,000 range, while a three-bedroom closed at $795,000, so the specific home and its updates matter as much as the community name when it comes to pricing.
The setting
Woods Edge is a quiet residential pocket of Montgomery Township, set among the township's preserved farmland and woodlands. Its streets carry college names, including Harvard Circle, Rutgers Lane, Lehigh Court, Cambridge Court, and Rider Terrace, a nod to the area's academic character. Homes here are detached with their own yards, and the HOA is very low, about $25 a month, with some homes carrying no HOA at all. That keeps monthly carrying costs down and appeals to buyers who want a single-family home without the fees of a heavily amenitized development. The Princeton mailing address places everyday shopping and dining a short drive away while keeping the setting residential and quiet.
Schools
Woods Edge is served by Montgomery Township Public Schools, one of New Jersey's top-ranked public districts, even though its mailing address is a Princeton 08540 one. This is a genuine distinction worth understanding: the homes are in Montgomery Township, Somerset County, not the Princeton Public Schools district, so students attend Montgomery's schools. For buyers, that means the Montgomery district's strong record comes with a Princeton address, a combination that is a real draw for families focused on schools.
Market position
At a median near $878,000, Woods Edge is more attainable than most detached single-family homes with a Princeton mailing address, while offering top Montgomery schools and a very low HOA. Recent closings tell the story: 3 Lehigh Court, a four-bedroom, sold for $965,000 in June 2025; 98 Harvard Circle, a four-bedroom, closed at $960,000 in June 2026; 18 Rutgers Lane, a four-bedroom, sold for $875,000 in December 2025; and 76 Harvard Circle, a three-bedroom, closed at $795,000 in June 2026. Two more homes are currently under contract, 55 Harvard Circle at $849,000 and 19 Rider Terrace at $918,000. With a small community and limited turnover, pricing a home accurately against the handful of true comparables is where working with an agent who knows Woods Edge pays off.
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Woods Edge
FAQ
What is the median home price in Woods Edge?
The median sale price in Woods Edge is approximately $878K, based on recent BrightMLS data. Recent closings have generally run from about $795,000 to $965,000.
What school district serves Woods Edge?
Woods Edge is served by Montgomery Township Public Schools, one of New Jersey's top-ranked public districts, even though the homes carry a Princeton 08540 mailing address. The community is in Montgomery Township, Somerset County, not the Princeton Public Schools district.
What type of homes are in Woods Edge?
Woods Edge is a uniform community of detached single-family homes built in the mid-1990s, roughly 1995 to 1997. The homes offer three and four bedrooms, about 1,861 to 2,229 square feet, and two to four baths.
What streets are in Woods Edge?
Woods Edge streets carry college names, including Harvard Circle, Rutgers Lane, Lehigh Court, Cambridge Court, and Rider Terrace.
Does Woods Edge have an HOA?
Yes, but it is very low, about $25 a month, and some homes carry no HOA at all. That keeps monthly carrying costs down compared with more heavily amenitized communities.
Why does Woods Edge have a Princeton address but Montgomery schools?
The community sits in Montgomery Township, Somerset County, which uses a Princeton 08540 mailing address for this pocket of the township. Municipal boundaries and postal boundaries do not always line up, so the homes have a Princeton mailing address while being served by Montgomery Township Public Schools.
How much do homes in Woods Edge sell for?
Standard four-bedroom homes have recently sold in the $875,000 to $965,000 range, for example 3 Lehigh Court at $965,000 and 18 Rutgers Lane at $875,000, while a three-bedroom at 76 Harvard Circle closed at $795,000. Two homes are currently under contract, 55 Harvard Circle at $849,000 and 19 Rider Terrace at $918,000.
How does Woods Edge compare to Princeton detached homes, and who does it suit?
It offers detached single-family living with top Montgomery schools, a Princeton mailing address, and a very low HOA at a more attainable price than comparable Princeton detached homes. That suits families who want the Montgomery schools and a single-family home without the higher price of a Princeton-district house.
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