Princeton Real Estate

The Zoning Board issued a rare rejection at its January 25 meeting, turning down a use variance to allow a bed and breakfast in a residential neighborhood.

The following listings of residential home sales are based on public records and tax files between January 1 and February 28, 2018.

The following listings of residential home sales are based on public records and tax files. The number in parentheses after the closing price indicates the amount it was above or below the original listing price.

The Historical Society of Princeton’s annual house tour returns on November 3. The homes are notable for their unexpected helping of religious history.

The Zoning Board approved three applications on its February 22 agenda.

For all the talk of Princeton’s stately historic homes, new construction abounds throughout the town, all with price tags of $1 million and up.

In Princeton, 400-square foot driveway or patio — classified as impervious along with wooden decks and other outside amenities — now requires a retention system.

The following open houses are scheduled to take place in Princeton on Sunday, Jan. 14.

Some out-of-the-box thinking has evolved that would enable the town to buy the Westminster Choir College, and partially underwrite the cost by selling the Valley Road school to a private developer.

Nearly three years ago, when a group of Princeton investors presented a plan for converting the old Masonic Temple building on Maclean Street into a multi-unit apartment building, concerns were raised at the Zoning Board about the effect the proposed residences would have on the density of the John-Witherspoon neighborhood of which it is a part.