Woods at Millbrook

Woods at Millbrook is a mid-90s enclave of 4-5BR detached homes on Newport Dr, where all addresses cluster in a tight sqft range of 3,854 to 4,006. The $1.5M median close and four closed sales (no current pipeline) reflect a subdivision with stable, consistent demand from buyers who want large floor plans in WW without variability in home size.

Housing 4-5BR detached, 3,854-4,006 sq ft, built 1993-1996
Schools West Windsor-Plainsboro Regional
Median price $1.5M closed
Train access Princeton Junction NJ Transit
Market Data

Woods at Millbrook
by the numbers

Live data from BrightMLS, updated daily. All figures reflect transactions in the Woods at Millbrook subdivision.

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What Makes It Special

Why buyers choose
Woods at Millbrook

Every home in Woods at Millbrook was built 1993-1996, and the sqft band, 3,854 to 4,006, is the tightest of any subdivision in this group. That uniformity simplifies comparisons: a buyer on Newport Dr is buying a known quantity in terms of layout and scale. The 30-year-old kitchens and baths are the primary renovation cycle on the market right now. Well-renovated examples on Newport Dr have pushed past the $1.5M median, while original-condition homes represent the value end of the range.

West Windsor-Plainsboro Regional schools at $1.5M median for approximately 4,000 sq ft of single-family space compares favorably to Windsor Ridge, which reaches similar prices with more variation in lot and home size. The uniformity on Newport Dr is either a feature or a limitation depending on buyer preference, but the data shows four closed sales without a single listing in the pipeline, suggesting this community sells cleanly when properties come to market.

Woods at Millbrook is in West Windsor Township and served by Princeton Junction NJ Transit on the Northeast Corridor. The adjacency to the Millbrook subdivision means buyers often compare the two: Woods at Millbrook prices $100K higher on the median due to newer build years (1993-1996 vs. 1988-1990) and the consistently larger floor plans. For buyers who want certainty on sqft and condition profile, Newport Dr delivers it.

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Current inventory

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Recent Sales

Recent transactions
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Common Questions

Woods at Millbrook
FAQ

What is the price range in Woods at Millbrook?

Four recent closed sales near $1.5M median. Fully renovated examples push higher; original-condition 1990s homes trade at the lower end. The tight sqft range means condition is the primary price differentiator.

How large are homes in Woods at Millbrook?

All homes run 3,854 to 4,006 sq ft, a 152 sq ft spread. This is the most consistent sqft range of any WW subdivision reviewed here. All have 4-5 bedrooms, built 1993-1996.

What schools do Woods at Millbrook children attend?

Children attend the West Windsor-Plainsboro Regional School District, K-12.

Should I compare Woods at Millbrook with Millbrook?

Yes. Millbrook is the adjacent subdivision, built 1988-1990, with slightly smaller homes (3,285-3,999 sq ft) and a $1.4M median. Woods at Millbrook is the newer, larger, and slightly more expensive counterpart. Both serve WW-P schools.

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