Princeton history is now for sale in a hot market
Drive down Library Place in Princeton’s vaunted Western Section, and its stately homes practically exude wealth and a sense of historic significance.
Featured Princeton home of the week: go inside this storied 1920 villa
A storied 1920 villa located right in the heart of Princeton is our featured home of the week. Callaway Henderson Sotheby’s International Realty is listing this Battle Road property for $2.499 million.
Princeton Zoning Board hears four applications at June meeting
The Zoning Board is scheduled to hear the following applications at its regular meeting on Wednesday, June 27.
Princeton Zoning Board approvals
The Princeton Zoning Board approved the following applications at its March 22 meeting.
Princeton Zoning Board hears four applications at January meeting
The Zoning Board heard four applications at its January 24 meeting. Three were approved with conditions and one was denied.
Featured home of the week: a $6.9 million modernized estate in Princeton
Callaway Henderson Sotheby's International Realty describes this $6.9 million home as "an old world estate made for modern entertaining," and it's hard to disagree.
Annual house tour opens doors to Princeton history
The Historical Society of Princeton's house tour features five historic homes that showcase a range unique connections to Princeton history.
Princeton Planning Board approves proposal to demolish Colonial-era building
The Planning Board unanimously approved a proposal to demolish the Colonial-era building at 203-205 Nassau Street, on the corner of Nassau and Charlton streets.
If the walls of these childhood homes in Princeton could talk . . .
Before he went off to prep school Robert Mueller lived with his family in Princeton at 158 Springdale.
September Princeton Zoning Board updates
The Zoning Board of Adjustment held its monthly meeting Wednesday, September 27.
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