High Pointe at Hopewell

High Pointe at Hopewell is a Toll Brothers estate community built between 2002 and 2004 on Hallett Drive and Baker Way in Hopewell Township, Mercer County. These are large detached homes, five and six bedrooms of roughly 4,400 to 5,650 square feet, and they sit in the upper tier of the Hopewell Valley market, with recent closings between about $1.18M and $1.47M. Every home is served by the Hopewell Valley Regional School District, and the Route 31 corridor keeps the surrounding towns within easy reach.

The homes

The estate homes were built by Toll Brothers between 2002 and 2004 at roughly 4,400 to 5,650 square feet, most with five or six bedrooms. This is genuinely large-format construction: three-car garages, formal center-hall layouts, and finished space across multiple levels are typical at this scale. Recorded sales bear out the range. 9 Hallett Drive, a five-bedroom of 5,209 square feet, closed at $1,465,000 in 2026, while 22 Hallett Drive, a five-bedroom of 4,417 square feet, sold for $1,175,000 the same year. At the top of the community, 27 Baker Way, a six-bedroom of 5,652 square feet, traded at $1,470,000. Because the homes were finished more than twenty years ago, most major systems are into their second cycle, and kitchen and bath condition varies meaningfully from house to house.

Streets and setting

High Pointe at Hopewell is laid out along Hallett Drive and Baker Way, a compact enclave of estate homes on generous lots rather than a large-tract subdivision. The setting is quiet and low-density, in Hopewell Township rather than Pennington Borough or Hopewell Borough, so property taxes follow township rates. A modest homeowners association, recorded at roughly $108 to $110 per month, covers common-area upkeep for the community.

Schools and commute

Every home feeds the Hopewell Valley Regional School District, with students moving through local elementary schools to Timberlane Middle School and Hopewell Valley Central High School. The district is the primary draw for buyers targeting this part of Mercer County. For commuting, the Route 31 corridor is the spine of the area, with Route 518 running east and west; together they open access toward I-295 and Trenton to the south and Flemington to the north, while Princeton sits a short drive away.

Market position

With recent closings between roughly $1.18M and $1.47M, High Pointe at Hopewell sits at the top of the Hopewell Valley estate market, alongside communities such as Chase Hollow. Turnover is low, so only a handful of these homes trade in a typical year, and the spread between a 4,400-square-foot plan and a 5,650-square-foot one is wide enough that pricing has to be done against genuine comparables rather than a single neighborhood average. One older, non-estate property on Brookside Avenue occasionally surfaces in raw MLS data for this subdivision; it is not one of the Toll Brothers estates and should not be read as representative of the community. For buyers and sellers at this level, working with an agent who can separate the true estate comps from mistagged records is where accurate pricing comes from.