Princeton Neighborhoods
Prices, Sales & Home Styles

All Princeton neighborhoods (A–Z)

Every Princeton community below has its own guide with live BrightMLS stats, recent sales, and active listings:

• Abbott Commons, Single-family community near downtown
• Andrews Foulet, Small 5BR detached enclave near Princeton Battlefield
• Bayard Court, Mixed detached + townhouse pocket near downtown
• Brookstone, Estate-tier 5-7BR luxury homes
• Campbell Woods, Townhomes in a quiet wooded setting
• Carnassa Park, RCA-era custom homes in Littlebrook area
• Constitution Hill, 1980 twin-home planned community near downtown
• Downtown / Palmer Square, Walkable core with condos and historic townhomes
• Edgerstoune, Historic estate area with large properties
• Ettl Farm, Toll Brothers luxury homes, Johnson Park area
• Fieldwood Estates, 2000s detached homes, $1.21M median
• Fieldwood Manors, Townhomes near north Princeton
• Governors Lane, Established neighborhood near schools
• Griggs Farm, Townhomes, most affordable Princeton entry
• Heatherstone, 1985-87 4-5BR detached homes, established neighborhood
• Herrontown Woods, Detached homes adjacent to Herrontown Woods preserve
• Institute Area, Near IAS and Princeton Battlefield
• Littlebrook, Top elementary, strong family demand
• Mountainview, Smaller 2BR entry-tier homes
• Northridge, 40-unit townhomes, sister HOA to Princeton Ridge
• Pond View, Mix of townhomes + large detached homes
• Pretty Brook, Western Princeton detached homes
• Princeton Ridge, Wooded lots, privacy, secluded north of town
• Queenston Common, In-town townhomes, walk to Nassau Street
• Riverside, Established streets near Riverside Elementary
• Rushbrook, Mid-2000s 6-7BR luxury estates
• Russell Estates, Older 4-5BR detached homes
• The Glen, 1986 3BR detached on quiet cul-de-sacs
• The Preserve, 1990s custom detached homes, $2M median
• Washington Oaks, Affordable entry into Princeton schools
• Western Section, Princeton's most prestigious residential address