Yorkshire Woods
Yorkshire Woods is a community of detached single-family homes in Montgomery Township, Somerset County, carrying a Princeton 08540 mailing address and zoned for the top-ranked Montgomery Township Public Schools. Built mostly from the mid-1990s through about 2005 along English-named streets such as York Drive and Blackstone Drive, its homes offer four or five bedrooms and roughly 2,229 to 2,796 square feet, paired with an unusually low HOA. Recent closings have clustered in the $925,000 to $990,000 range, a more attainable path to a Princeton-address, top-schools home than comparable detached houses in the Princeton school district.

Yorkshire Woods
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Why buyers choose
Yorkshire Woods
Yorkshire Woods is a neighborhood of detached single-family homes in Montgomery Township, Somerset County, built mostly from the mid-1990s through about 2005. It pairs two things Princeton-area buyers look for and rarely find together: a Princeton 08540 mailing address and the top-ranked Montgomery Township Public Schools, in a detached house with a low homeowners association fee. The streets carry English, Yorkshire-inspired names such as York Drive, Blackstone Drive, and Kirby Circle, and the homes are large enough for growing families. Recent BrightMLS closings have clustered in the $925,000 to $990,000 range, with a median near $955,000.
The homes
The community is entirely detached single-family homes, most of them built in the mid-to-late 1990s with construction continuing into the mid-2000s. Floor plans run mainly four bedrooms, with some five-bedroom homes, two to three baths, and roughly 2,229 to 2,796 square feet, so there is room for a home office or a larger family without stepping up to a much higher price tier. Many homes have two-car garages and private backyards. One feature that sets Yorkshire Woods apart from most detached communities is the homeowners association fee, which is low, roughly $37 to $67 a month, so buyers get the shared upkeep of an HOA without the larger monthly carrying cost that comes with amenity-heavy communities.
The setting
Yorkshire Woods sits on a network of quiet, English-named streets, including York Drive, Kirby Circle, Blackstone Drive, Bolton Circle, Quincy Court, Pickering Circle, Danby Court, and Borrowby Circle, in a residential corner of Montgomery Township. The setting is calm and low-traffic, away from the busier commercial parts of central New Jersey, while Route 206 and the wider Somerset County road network keep everyday shopping, Princeton, and the Route 1 corridor within a short drive. The Princeton 08540 mailing address places the community in Princeton's orbit for daily life, even though the town and schools are Montgomery.
Schools
Every home in Yorkshire Woods is served by the Montgomery Township Public Schools, consistently one of the top-ranked public districts in New Jersey and the main draw for buyers targeting this community. This is the distinction worth understanding: the neighborhood carries a Princeton mailing address but is part of Montgomery Township, so students attend Montgomery schools rather than the Princeton district. For many families that is exactly the appeal, a top district paired with a Princeton-address home at a more attainable price than comparable detached houses inside the Princeton school district.
Market position
With recent closings in the $925,000 to $990,000 range and a median near $955,000, Yorkshire Woods sits just below the million-dollar mark. Homes here have changed hands recently from the mid-$950,000s to just under $990,000, and while one 2024 sale reached $1.10 million, that was an occasional high rather than the norm. The combination of a detached house, a low HOA, top Montgomery schools, and a Princeton mailing address is what sustains demand, and it typically prices below comparable detached homes that carry a Princeton school-district address. Because only a handful of homes trade here in a given year, pricing accurately against the true comparables within the community is where working with an agent who tracks Yorkshire Woods closely pays off.
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Yorkshire Woods
FAQ
What is the price range in Yorkshire Woods?
Recent BrightMLS closings have clustered in the $925,000 to $990,000 range, with a median near $955,000. One 2024 sale reached $1.10 million, but that was an occasional high rather than the typical range.
What type of homes are in Yorkshire Woods?
Detached single-family homes, built mostly from the mid-1990s through about 2005. Most have four bedrooms, some have five, with two to three baths and roughly 2,229 to 2,796 square feet.
What school district serves Yorkshire Woods?
Montgomery Township Public Schools, consistently one of the top-ranked public school districts in New Jersey. The homes carry a Princeton 08540 mailing address but are in Montgomery Township, so students attend Montgomery schools, not the Princeton district.
Why does Yorkshire Woods have a Princeton mailing address but Montgomery schools?
The community sits in Montgomery Township, Somerset County, within the Princeton 08540 postal area. The mailing address reads Princeton, while the town government and public schools are Montgomery Township. For many buyers, a Princeton address with top Montgomery schools is the draw.
When were the homes in Yorkshire Woods built?
Most homes were built from the mid-1990s through about 2005, with the core of the community dating to the mid-to-late 1990s.
How much is the HOA in Yorkshire Woods?
The homeowners association fee is low, roughly $37 to $67 a month. That is modest for a detached-home community and covers shared neighborhood upkeep without a large monthly carrying cost.
What streets are in Yorkshire Woods?
The community is laid out on English, Yorkshire-inspired streets, including York Drive, Kirby Circle, Blackstone Drive, Bolton Circle, Quincy Court, Pickering Circle, Danby Court, and Borrowby Circle.
How does Yorkshire Woods compare to Princeton detached homes, and who does it suit?
It offers a detached single-family home, a low HOA, top Montgomery schools, and a Princeton mailing address, typically at a more attainable price than comparable detached homes inside the Princeton school district. That suits families who want space and top schools with a Princeton address at a lower entry point.
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