Jefflands

Jefflands is a detached-home community in Plainsboro Township, Middlesex County, laid out on two short adjoining streets, Stults Drive and Cooks Corner, that connect to each other and meet Grovers Mill Road. Township parcel records list 13 single-family lots between them, six on Stults Drive and seven on Cooks Corner, built between 1987 and 1996 on parcels of roughly 0.77 to 0.93 acres. Those are generous lots by Plainsboro standards, and the houses on them are correspondingly large: the two Stults Drive homes that changed hands in late 2025 measured 3,441 and 4,295 square feet and sold for $1,345,000 and $1,725,000. Every address feeds the West Windsor-Plainsboro Regional School District, which is the main reason buyers look at this pocket in the first place.

The homes

These are custom houses rather than a production tract, and they are not uniform. Listing records describe 4 Stults Drive as a brick and stucco colonial with a grand two-story foyer and hardwood floors, 3,441 square feet, four bedrooms and a three-car garage. 5 Stults Drive is a brick-front residence of 4,295 square feet with five bedrooms, a hand-laid paver driveway, a soaring two-story foyer and custom designer lighting. Build years run from 1987 at the Stults Drive end through 1996 on Cooks Corner, so a buyer is choosing among houses of one broad era but different vintages and different original builders. Because so few of these homes trade, interior condition varies a good deal from one address to the next, and it is worth judging in person rather than from a price per square foot.

Streets and setting

Stults Drive and Cooks Corner join each other and meet Grovers Mill Road, so there is no through traffic and the pocket stays quiet. The lots back onto mature landscaping and woodland: the listing for 4 Stults Drive describes natural woodlands and a meandering stream behind the house, and 5 Stults Drive sits at the end of a cul-de-sac with a northeast exposure. Plainsboro's tax roll also carries a separate 14.77 acre parcel between the two streets, coded as a common element rather than a house lot, so a meaningful share of the land inside the community is not built on. The Route 1 corridor is a short drive for shopping and groceries, and Plainsboro's village center and Princeton are both close.

Schools and commute

Every home is zoned for West Windsor-Plainsboro Regional, consistently one of New Jersey's top-ranked public districts. The district publishes a street-by-street assignment list, and it files Stults Drive and Cooks Corner under the same Jefflands entry, sending students to J.V.B. Wicoff Elementary School, then Millstone River School, then Community Middle School and High School North. For commuters, Princeton Junction station on the NJ Transit Northeast Corridor line puts Midtown Manhattan roughly 50 minutes out, with service toward Trenton and Philadelphia as well. Route 1 handles the drive north and south, and Princeton and Princeton University are a short trip away.

Market position

What has sold here recently sits at the luxury end of the West Windsor-Plainsboro market, though on a thin record. The two Stults Drive closings in late 2025 came in at $1,345,000 and $1,725,000, against a district-wide detached median near $978,000 over the same two-year window. With 13 homes and long ownership tenures, whole years can pass without a sale, so there is no dependable running average to price against. The one repeat sale on the books is instructive: 4 Stults Drive sold for $1,400,000 in May 2024 after eight days on the market, then came back and closed at $1,345,000 in November 2025 after 105 days, at 93% of its original asking price. 5 Stults Drive, by contrast, went in 54 days at 102% of original list. One house is not a trend, but the contrast is a fair warning that on a street this quiet an ambitious asking price has very few comparable sales standing behind it, and that both sides of a deal here are better served by reading the individual house than by reaching for a neighborhood number.