Little known pleasures of Princeton

What is the reason people choose to live in or around Princeton? It is many reasons, like excellent school system, safety, convenient commute. But for me it's also a feeling. I love to travel, and the excitement of "feeling" the place. I also noticed that I enjoy travel much more, when I am traveling with someone. I did not know why, but i realize now, it's because of the satisfaction of sharing my joy, or sadness or whatever the feeling that a particular place evokes.. Taking a walk on a quiet Sunday morning in Princeton, made me want to share it with you, just like on my travels.

It's very quiet here on Sundays.

 
The square in front of the library is peaceful with the morning light on the flower planters. Usually there are moms with strollers sipping coffee or eating lunch outside; there are kids hanging out there after the school, and 30-somethings spilling out of the Witherspoon Grill for after work drinks and dinners. Can you see how quiet it is this Sunday morning?

                                          

In front of the Library                                                         Princeton Library

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

There is no one to be seen in the front courtyard on campus, just the black squirrels. During the day it a totally different picture.

 

Campus University front gate

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Small World Coffee is always busy. What surprised me on this Sunday morning, the strollers in the front and several families with young babies have their breakfeast.

 

coffee                                      inside Small World Coffee

 

Do you think this is Paris, one of my favorite cities in the world? No, it's Princeton. You can tell from the sign in English, but not from the ambiance. The quality of bread and croissants there is as good, if not better then in many Paris bakeries.

                                                                                                                                 

Bread shop    




What Sunday morning is complete without dreaming. This is the shop where you can enjoy dreaming: gorgeous jewelry, impeccable service, high prices. Actually, dreaming and looking are totally free.

Hamilton Jewelers                          

 

I hoped you enjoyed my Sunday morning tour of Princeton. Can you see why I am excited to live here? Please come back as we travel more in Princeton.

 

 

If this tour makes you feel like you want to move to Princeton, please call me at 609-553-4175.

 
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5 Comments on Little known pleasures of Princeton

Faina- Gorgeous photos you took! Beautiful buildings and trees and streets! Thank you for sharing Princeton with us. Katerina

10/16/2007 01:01 AM by Nestor & Katerina Gasset, Realtors® Wellington Florida Luxury Homes (International Properties and Investments, Inc.)


Faina-Thanks for your comments on my Naples, FL L'Ambiance listing.  I know that Princeton has to be a nice place because many people here in Naples also own in Princeton!  It must be Naples quaint downtown that attracts them.....along with the sunshine.  If you ever get down this way, stop in for a visit!

10/16/2007 09:25 AM by Lynn H. Wilber Naples, FL Realtor


Looks like some great places to relax and visit. 

Thank you for taking the time to read my post , Lesson 10: What Your Realtor Needs to Know about Short Sales ,and for making a comment.

10/16/2007 02:22 PM by Bradenton Florida Real Estate - Dan Forbes ( Masters Referral Services)


Lynn - thanks for your comment. Princeton is a lovely town and a great place to live and that's feeling I want the readers to have. I love Naples, and was planning a long weekend Nov2 at the Ritz, but can't sort out the flights. Thanks for the invite.

10/16/2007 02:52 PM by Faina Sechzer - Princeton, Montgomery, Hopewell, NJ Real Estate Expert (Henderson-Sotheby's International Realty)


It sounds wonderful!  If I were a buyer trying to decide whether to move you definitely convinced me!

10/17/2007 08:45 AM by Lake Norman Real Estate ~ Diane Aurit (RE/MAX at the Lake)


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