Enclave at Princeton Junction

Enclave at Princeton Junction is one of the newer attached-home communities in West Windsor, a small enclave of townhomes built in 2019 and 2020 along a single street, Magpie Lane. It pairs new-construction interiors with two things West Windsor buyers pay up for: the West Windsor-Plainsboro Regional School District and quick access to the Princeton Junction NJ Transit station on the Northeast Corridor. Recent BrightMLS closings sit near a $1.27M median, which places it well above the township's older attached product and reflects the combination of build year, size, and commuter location.

The homes

The community is entirely townhomes, both interior and end-of-row, built in 2019 and 2020. Floor plans are three bedrooms with two to three full baths plus a half bath, running roughly 2,686 to 3,289 square feet, with two-car garages and an HOA around $373 a month. Because these are among the most recently built homes in this part of West Windsor, buyers get modern open layouts, current mechanical systems, and finishes that do not need updating. At the larger end of the size range, the homes rival some detached houses on square footage, though they remain attached product with shared walls. End-of-row units, with an extra exposure and a bit more light, generally command a premium over interior homes of similar size.

The setting

Everything centers on Magpie Lane, so the layout is compact and self-contained. The main draw is commuter access: the community sits near the Princeton Junction NJ Transit station on the Northeast Corridor, the line that carries riders toward New York Penn Station, with additional service toward Trenton and Philadelphia. West Windsor's Route 1 corridor keeps everyday shopping, groceries, and dining a short drive away, and Princeton and Princeton University are close by. As a townhome enclave, the appeal is low-maintenance living and location rather than large private lots, with exterior upkeep handled through the HOA.

Schools

Every home is served by the West Windsor-Plainsboro Regional School District, consistently one of the top-ranked public systems in New Jersey and a primary reason buyers target this pocket of the township. At the high-school level, the district assigns students to either High School North or High School South based on home address, so buyers who care about a specific school should confirm the assignment for the exact unit rather than assume. The district's standing is a durable support for resale demand here.

Market position

With recent closings near a $1.27M median, Enclave at Princeton Junction prices above the township's older townhome communities, and buyers are paying for new construction, size, and the commuter location rather than a large lot. NYC commuters who want a newer home in the West Windsor-Plainsboro district, without the price or upkeep of a comparable detached house, are the core buyer. Turnover is limited by the enclave's small size, so pricing a unit accurately against the handful of true comparables, and accounting for end-of-row versus interior differences, is where an agent who knows the community earns their keep. A recent end-of-row unit went under contract around $1.15M, a useful marker of where the attached side is trading.