Mercer County, NJ
Living in West Windsor
Princeton Junction's Northeast Corridor station and the WW-P school district.
West Windsor is one of the most requested towns among commuting families in Central New Jersey. Princeton Junction station sits in the township, putting Manhattan and Philadelphia within reach on NJ Transit and Amtrak.
Neighborhoods are largely colonials built from the 1970s through the 2000s, many on generous lots, plus newer construction tucked along the township's preserved farmland and parks.
Schools
West Windsor-Plainsboro Regional School District, shared with Plainsboro.
Commute
Princeton Junction station on the Northeast Corridor, with quick access to Route 1 and the Turnpike.
Lifestyle
Mercer County Park, the West Windsor Community Farmers Market and easy access to downtown Princeton.
Homes
Center-hall colonials, contemporary builds and a smaller supply of townhomes near the station.
West Windsor questions
Why do commuters choose West Windsor?
Princeton Junction station is in the township, which shortens the trip to New York or Philadelphia compared with towns that need a drive to the train.
Which school district serves West Windsor?
West Windsor-Plainsboro Regional School District.
Do West Windsor homes sell quickly?
Well-priced homes near the station and in established neighborhoods tend to draw strong interest. Joe prices from current closed and pending sales, not list prices, so sellers start in the right place.
Nearby in Mercer County
Talk with Joe
Thinking about West Windsor?
Joe can walk you through neighborhoods, recent sales and what's coming to market.