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I personally love Lambertville, but it is somewhat isolated compared to Princeton (does not have easy access to trains, if that is a concern). There was also major flooding in the area after Irene, but I believe that is not a regular event for the town...
I would also add Hopewell to your list of towns to see (north of Pennington), there is less to do there than Princeton, but it is just as pretty and the housing stock significantly less expensive.
Thanks for the additional info. I am busy checking out the towns as we speak. Appreciate the help.
If you are looking for a condo or townhouse, I think you may have a problem finding something in Hopewell (or Pennington to a lessor degree). They are going to be mostly single family houses. And not a ton of rentals.
If you are looking for a condo or townhouse, I think you may have a problem finding something in Hopewell (or Pennington to a lessor degree). They are going to be mostly single family houses. And not a ton of rentals.
Hi,
Thanks for the insights. Yes, as I am beginning my MLS searches, I can begin to understand where I might find townhomes and condos. Appreciate your pointing this out to me. Thanks again!
Thanks for the insights. Yes, as I am beginning my MLS searches, I can begin to understand where I might find townhomes and condos. Appreciate your pointing this out to me. Thanks again!
In the Princeton area there are lots of townhomes and condos in South Brunswick, West Windsor and Plainsboro. Also one development (the Jefferson) in Ewing that might fit your requirements.
In the Princeton area there are lots of townhomes and condos in South Brunswick, West Windsor and Plainsboro. Also one development (the Jefferson) in Ewing that might fit your requirements.
Thanks for the suggestions! Much appreciated. I will look into them.
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