Eagles Chase

Eagles Chase is a condominium community in Lawrence Township, Mercer County, built between 1989 and 1992 and spread across seven streets off Franklin Corner Road. Every unit in the fifteen sales on record is a 2-bedroom home with 2 full baths, ranging from 1,230 to 1,605 square feet, so the question a buyer is really shopping here is size and condition rather than bedroom count. Those fifteen sales run from $323,000 in January 2024 to $400,000 in January 2026, with a median of $370,000. All addresses are served by Lawrence Township Public Schools.

The homes

Every unit in the fifteen recorded sales is a 2-bedroom home with 2 full baths and no half bath. There is no 1-bedroom or 3-bedroom anywhere in the record, which is rare for a community of this vintage and makes comparables here easier to read than in most attached-home neighborhoods. Recorded sizes run from 1,230 to 1,605 square feet. BrightMLS carries three style designations within the community, Interior Row/Townhouse, Unit/Flat/Apartment, and Penthouse Unit/Flat/Apartment, so some homes are stacked flats and others read as attached townhouse-style units, and which one you are looking at matters more to the feel of a home than the square footage alone does.

Across the recorded sales, prices work out to roughly $236 to $303 per square foot, a spread wide enough that a smaller unit in good condition has closed for more per foot than a larger one. A portion of the homes at Eagles Chase are income-restricted affordable units administered for Lawrence Township by Piazza & Associates, so it is worth confirming the status of any specific unit before making assumptions about how it can be bought or resold.

Setting and location

Eagles Chase sits off Franklin Corner Road in Lawrence Township, with addresses on Eagles Chase Drive, American Eagle Court, Talon Court, Sonnett Place, Regency Place, Golden Place, and Sea Place. Lawrenceville sits between Princeton and Trenton along the Route 206 corridor, and that middle position is the practical case for the community. Quaker Bridge Mall is about five minutes away by car, the Route 1 retail strip about eight, and Princeton about fifteen. For commuters, Hamilton station is roughly nine minutes out, Trenton Transit Center about eleven, and Princeton Junction about thirteen, which puts three Northeast Corridor stations within a short drive.

One point of confusion is worth clearing up. Records for some units here show Trenton rather than Lawrence Township in the city line. That is a postal artifact, not a municipal or school-district one. The USPS lists Lawrence Township as the primary city name for ZIP code 08648 and accepts Lawrence, Lawrence Twp, Lawrenceville, and Trenton as alternates, so mail addressed to Trenton 08648 still lands in Lawrence Township. Eagles Chase is in Lawrence Township, and its addresses are served by Lawrence Township Public Schools, not the Trenton district.

Schools

Every address at Eagles Chase is served by Lawrence Township Public Schools, the Mercer County district covering the township. The district runs four PreK to grade 3 elementary schools, Ben Franklin, Eldridge Park, Lawrenceville, and Slackwood, then consolidates: Lawrence Intermediate School for grades 4 to 6, Lawrence Middle School for grades 7 and 8, and Lawrence High School for grades 9 to 12. Lawrence High School on Princeton Pike is about a five minute drive from the community. Because elementary assignments follow attendance areas that the district can adjust, confirm the current assignment for a specific unit with the district rather than relying on a listing sheet.

Market position

Fifteen sales are on record at Eagles Chase, eleven of them inside the 24 month window the live panel above reads. The full record runs from $323,000 in January 2024 to $400,000 in January 2026, with a median of $370,000. Within the shorter panel window the range narrows to $359,900 to $400,000 and the median is the same $370,000.

Two things stand out in that record. The first is speed. Across all fifteen sales the median time from list to contract is 9 days, and within the 24 months the panel covers it is 7 days. Seven of the fifteen went under contract inside a week, and 802 Eagles Chase went under contract in a single day in June 2026. The second is where those contracts landed against the asking price: ten of the fifteen closed above their original list price, three closed at exactly the original list price, and only two closed below it, 211 Sonnett Place in January 2024 and 902 Sea Place in March 2026. Those are the sales on record. They describe what has happened, not what will happen next.

The offsetting number a buyer should price in is the monthly fee. Association fees on record run $352 to $387 a month, with a median of $387. Against a purchase price near $370,000 that is a high carrying cost relative to a detached house, which is normal for a condominium where the association handles exterior and common-area upkeep. It is also the line item most likely to change the monthly math between a unit here and a single-family home elsewhere in Lawrence Township, so it belongs in the comparison from the start rather than at the end.