Constitution Hill

Constitution Hill was built as a cohesive planned development in 1980, meaning all the units share the same construction vintage and basic footprint. The twin and semi-detached format means each unit has only one shared wall, which preserves more privacy and quieter interiors than you get in a row townhouse. At 2,300 to 2,700 square feet, these are not starter units: a three-bedroom configuration with multiple floors of living space competes structurally with many detached colonials at a lower price point.

The Constitution Hill East and Constitution Hill West addresses sit inside the Princeton boundary, which means the Princeton Public Schools assignment is the same one that serves the much higher-priced detached neighborhoods elsewhere in town. At an $877K median, that school district access without a $1.5M-plus single-family entry price is the practical case for this community.

The Princeton Public Schools district serves all grades here. The community draws buyers who want the Princeton district address at a price below what a detached home on a comparable street would cost. Because all units share the same floor plan structure, a renovated Constitution Hill home is particularly easy to price and compare: buyers and appraisers have uniform comps, which tends to reduce pricing uncertainty. The four recent closed sales confirm the community turns over consistently, with demand from both first-time Princeton buyers and downsizers who want to stay in the district.