Washington Leas

Washington Leas is an established mid-1990s detached neighborhood, with homes built in 1994 offering three to five bedrooms across roughly 2,000 to 2,700 square feet. It trades at a median near $890,000 in Robbinsville's upper tier.

Housing typeMid-1990s detached homes
School districtRobbinsville Public Schools
Median price~$890K
Recent sales (24 mo)5 closed
Market Data

Washington Leas
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What Makes It Special

Why buyers choose
Washington Leas

Built as a single cohort, Washington Leas has a cohesive, settled character: mature landscaping and consistent 1990s construction that has aged well. It appeals to move-up families who want a substantial home in a strong district.

Recent sales have run from about $737,500 to just under $1,000,000, with condition and size setting a home's place in that range. Turnover is modest, so buyers tracking this specific neighborhood should be prepared to move on the right listing.

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Common Questions

Washington Leas
FAQ

What do homes cost in Washington Leas?

Sales over the past two years have ranged from about $737,500 to $1 million, with a median near $890,000. Pricing varies with size, bedroom count, and condition.

What types of homes are in Washington Leas?

Washington Leas is made up of detached single-family homes built in 1994, generally three to five bedrooms with roughly 1,975 to 2,725 square feet of living space.

What school district serves Washington Leas?

Washington Leas is served by Robbinsville Public Schools, the township's well-regarded district in Mercer County.

How active is the Washington Leas market?

About five homes have sold here over the past two years. As a smaller established community, available listings tend to be limited.

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