Princeton luxury real estate is my specialty and I cover it extensively on Princeton Real Estate blog. If you are looking for luxury homes for sale in Princeton, there are many price categories into which such Properties fall.
This article focuses on Princeton Luxury homes for sale over $5,000,000. At this time there aren't too many homes of this caliber. They are usually significant historical Princeton houses with a lot of history, such as Princeton luxury real estate house built in 1773 by the Rev. John Witherspoon, a leading patriot, a signer of the Declaration of Independence and 6th president of Princeton University. Historic Princeton homes and luxury homes for sale in Princeton without historical pedigree, in this price category are spectacular homes with all the amenities and usually on many acres of land, if they are located in the Princeton Township. The highest priced Princeton real estate property for sale is $14,500,000.
An interesting fact is that Princeton luxury real estate homes of this caliber have not had many recent sales. The last sale on 89 Rosedale Rd, a 9 bedroom, 6/1 bathroom home on 3.54 acres was in Princeton Township in 07/2004. This Princeton luxury home was sold for $6,250,000.
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