Walker Gordon Farm

Walker Gordon Farm is named for the historic Walker-Gordon Dairy Farm that once occupied this land -- a Plainsboro landmark famous for its Rotolactor (rotating milking machine). The community even includes the gravesite of "You'll Do Lobelia," the cow that became the original Elsie the Borden Cow.

Built between 1998 and 2001, the community comprises 355 single-family homes with over 50% of the total acreage preserved as open space, centered around Gordon Pond. This preservation commitment gives the community a distinctly scenic character -- views of meadows, water, and mature trees are common from many lots.

HOA fees are remarkably low at $0 to $85 per month, reflecting the single-family format and limited common amenities. The open space itself is the primary community feature.

As one of Plainsboro's newer and more premium neighborhoods, Walker Gordon Farm is the township's answer to luxury communities in neighboring West Windsor -- similar home quality and WW-P school access with a uniquely historic and natural setting.