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Hopewell NJ Real Estate & Homes for Sale9 Properties Found
The median home value in Hopewell, NJ is $618,750.
This is
higher than
the county median home value of $290,000.
The national median home value is $308,980.
The average price of homes sold in Hopewell, NJ is $618,750.
Approximately 71% of Hopewell homes are owned,
compared to 25% rented, while
4% are vacant.
Hopewell real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale.
Commercial properties are also available.
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Courtesy: Keller Williams Realty - Moorestown, (856) 316-1100
View additional infoWelcome to your new home in the heart of the highly sought-after Hopewell neighborhood! This charming 3-bedroom, 1-bath rancher offers the perfect blend of comfort and potential. Sitting on a little over half an acre, this property boasts a large, unfinished basement, providing endless possibilities for customization and expansion. Step into the inviting living room, where a beautiful fireplace serves as the stunning centerpiece, adding warmth and elegance to the space. The home features original hardwood flooring throughout, adding timeless character and charm to every room. Additionally, a split unit air conditioner cools the entire home, ensuring your comfort during the warmer months. The expansive driveway offers ample parking space, making it ideal for multiple vehicles or hosting family. Imagine the possibilities with the massive yard space. Don't miss out on this opportunity to make this house your new home! $675,00099 W Broad Street Hopewell, NJ 08525
Courtesy: BHHS Fox & Roach - Princeton, (609) 924-1600
View additional infoOne of a kind in Hopewell Boro! This North facing Bungalow Colonial is ready for new owners. Upgrades since 2017 are as follows: First and second floor were completely gutted, with exception of the kitchen, rebuilt to modern standards. First floor was opened into an open floor plan including a bedroom/office, bathroom, and kitchen. Multiple second floor bedrooms were reorganized and consolidated into two oversized bedrooms and a Primary bedroom. Primary bedroom has an adjoining bathroom area that is âroughed outâ and ready to be completed. House upgraded to a two-zone, two-speed central air system. Attic was insulated with spray foam. New footers were poured during renovation, as well as extensive structural enhancements with aid of an engineer and architect, including composite beams and metal beams, allowing for a natural openness that is unique to the Borough. Electricity upgraded across the board, as well as to include a second panel with generator hookup, and 240 V EV charging at parking space. Full basement offers plenty of Storage. Huge front porch. Fenced backyard, planted a âgreen fenceâ that surrounds and installed brick patio. Landscaped around the home, including enhanced hardscaping. Parking in the rear behind home. Close to all major roads and Highways, NJ Transit and Amtrak. Walk to shops, restaurants and Parks.
Courtesy: BHHS Fox & Roach-Princeton Junction, (609) 799-2022
View additional infoOne-Of-A-Kind. Inspiring. Authentic. Mid-Century Farmhouse Cottage. Detached Two Story Oversized Garage. All New Energy-Efficient Heat Pump HVAC. All New Fresh Water Well System. All New 200 Amp Electric Service. Hoot Aeration Septic System. Generac Full House Standy-by Generator, Large Parking Area. Walk-Up Basement. Off-Grid Feel. Access to Beaches, Mountains, Rivers, Lakes, Cities. Historical Hopewell NJ. Hopewell Valley School District. 73 Lambertville Hopewell Rd is a one-of-a-kind eco-friendly property nestled on a gently terraced hillside lot in the historical township of Hopewell NJ. The two bedroom, one bath, 1336 SQFT house is presented in mid-century cottage farm style with authentic features; cathedral and vaulted ceilings, wood beams, brick-stone fireplace, wood cabinetry, blend-in doors, wood siding, and clawfoot soaking tub. It is the perfect house to invent and unleash your own choice of living style and decor. Foodies, artists, landscapers, writers, musicians, craftsman, singles, friends, athletes, historians, gamers, runners, bikers, seniors, simply anyone, will be able to express themselves with design and finish choices that reflect their loves and inspirations. Picker-chic, country cottage, mid-century-modern, music afcianado, futuristic urban, inspirational, minimalist, Santa Fe, hodge-podge, global traveler, Bohemian-chic, art-gallerific, vintage-eclectic, cozy-comforts, wellness-junkie, and treasure-chest are just some of the many incredible decor themes one could explore. It's all possible because the house flow, room sizes, and bones allow for free-range creativity and usefulness. To help you see the possibilities we have provided a few digitally staged ideas of different uses of the same room. Imagine all the amazing things you could do @ 73 Lambertville. The grounds feature rock walls, native plants, maintained landscaping, professional grading, shady tree canopy, open-to-sun picnic space, front and back parking areas, untouched mini-woodlands, seasonally active stream, rock garden, all in a manageable lot space. Access is excellent. Whatâs nearby and accessible? The villages of Hopewell, Pennington, Princeton, Lambertville, New Hope, NJ Beaches, Mountains, Lakes, National-County-Township parks, Sculpture Gardens, Museums, Hospitals, Broadway, Sports Venues, Places of Worship, Colleges and Universities, Restaurants - farm to table, New York and Philadelphia. Hopewell NJ is a welcoming rural suburban township with a rich history dating back over 276 years. Including all sorts of events, important firsts, innovations, important moments, celebrities, and U.S. founders. The lands directly adjacent to Van Dyke Rd were encamped by the Continental Army during the American Revolution - over 12,000 men, 1,300 horses, and 66 cannons. General Washington and his staff rested in the village at âthe House of Decisions.â Itâs likely that over the years many historical figures walked across the property and may have even pitched a tent on or nearby. According to archeologists, this area of New Jersey was at one time submerged underwater, over the course of many years the waters receded and gave way to the mountains and forests that currently exist. The original inhabitants of the region, the Lenni Lenape Indigenous peoples, hunted and began taming the lands, whose fertile soils were excellent for producing crops. The combined original and revolutionary history of America occurred physically on and around 73 Lambertville Hopewell Rd. All sorts of ancient treasures from fossilized shells, arrow heads to coins, and glass have been unearthed all over the area. One might believe that a metal detector would be a good first investment after moving in. Some life words, things to do, that come to mind to describe all that is possible at 73 Lambertville Hopewell Rd may include: explore, embrace, dream, realize, relax, work, do, make, revive, invent, recharge, serve and live well! One-of-a kind! $595,000144 Van Dyke Road Hopewell, NJ 08525
Courtesy: Corcoran Sawyer Smith, (908) 782-0100
View additional infoConstruction of this new home was about 85% completed in 2002. You can now select the final finishes and complete the picture for this custom built, cedar-sided colonial with contemporary flair! Cathedral ceilings and a bonus 3rd floor are among the many special features you'll find. Just outside the town of Hopewell and only 10 miles from Princeton, this home is privately situated on 1.6 acres of idyllic grounds along a peacefully scenic country road. Hopwell Township's highly acclaimed schools are an added bonus!
Courtesy: Corcoran Sawyer Smith
View additional infoThe cutest twin home a block behind Hopewellâs charming downtown offers two bedrooms, 1.5 baths, gleaming wood floors, and a colorful interior with high-touch accents to appeal to the artist within. From the comfortable front porch deep enough for rocking chairs, step into the combined kitchen and dining room. Honey-toned cabinets and stainless-steel appliances, including a gas range with bread proofing setting, play nicely against the travertine marble backsplash accented with sun tiles, and the elegant granite countertops. At the back of the home, the family room is accented with a woodburning fireplace along the back wall, and shelving made of galvanized steel pipes on the facing wall. Sliders lead to the back yard. In between the kitchen and family room, the powder room makes a huge statement with a blood-red glass vessel sink atop the vanity. There are twin coat closets to either side of the half bath. Nearby, the clerestory window at the landing of the turned staircase floods the space with light. Two spacious bedrooms share the upper level and a nicely sized bathroom concealed by a sliding barn door made of reclaimed wood. The extra-wide shower has a built-in bench and two wall cubbies, plus an overhead rain shower head and hand-held nozzle. A granite countertop with Ronbow undermount sink, and a combination toilet/bidet, complete the room. The master bedroom at the front of the home draws the eye upward with a vaulted ceiling. Porthole and arch windows, plus single- and double-hung windows on most of the walls, allow ample natural light. The walls are trimmed with beadboard paneling and chair rail molding. The second bedroom, also spacious, is currently in use as a whimsical nursery for visiting grandchildren, but would also work well as a home office, exercise room, or guest room. The home offers plenty of storage in the attic, with pull-down stairs, and the unfinished basement, which is where you will find the laundry room. Location wise, this home cannot be beat. It is within easy strolling distance of Hopewellâs charming downtown dotted with eateries, specialty shops, library and historical museum, as well as pocket parks. On a typical morning during the school year, children on scooters and bicycles make their way to the Blue Ribbon elementary school nearby. No HOA fees! Commuters will enjoy the ease of access to Routes 206 and 31, and the short commute times to Princeton, Lawrence and Pennington. New Stainless-Steel chimney liner 2018
Courtesy: Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage - Flemington, (908) 782-6850
View additional infoCharming Country Retreat on over 2 acres in Hunterdon County. This home features four spacious bedrooms, providing ample space for family and guests. Three well-appointed bathrooms ensure convenience and comfort for all. Sunlight floods through large windows, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. The heart of the home is the kitchen, modern appliances, granite countertops to make cooking a joy. The spacious master bedroom features a private balcony to savor the views. The property boasts 2 1/4 acres of open possibilities. Imagine hosting barbecues, gardening, or simply enjoying the fresh air. Located in East Amwell Township, easy commuting awaits with direct road access near route 31. Whether you work from home or commute to nearby towns, making this the perfect blend of rural living and convenience at your doorstep.
Courtesy: Callaway Henderson Sotheby's Int'l-Lambertville, (609) 397-1974
View additional infoStep back in time with this remarkable Italianate Farmstead, its history tracing to the 18th and 19th centuries. On a sprawling ten-acre plot carved from the original expanse of a 100-acre peach farm, this property embodies a rich tapestry of heritage. Outbuildings dot the landscape, including a quaint wagon house, a rustic hog barn with three stalls, an eight-stall stable, and a picturesque corn crib. Three ample fenced paddocks, updated with new fencing, border a sprawling fenced grazing meadow, providing ample space for the equestrian. Majestic trees, spanning a variety of species, form a lush canopy, adding to the idyllic feel of the grounds. Traces of the past emerge within the foundations of the home. Evidence suggests a tavern license was applied for at the address in the 1700s, with remnants to that regard found in the basement, where a beehive oven and slate floors harken to a bygone era. Impeccably maintained and thoughtfully updated, the home boasts generously proportioned rooms with rich moldings and paneling, lofty ceilings, and long, deep-set windows. Enter through an inviting enclosed porch to find a modern kitchen equipped with a large Thermador range, two sinks, a newer refrigerator, and even a stainless-steel counter dedicated to pastry-making. The spacious dining room, complete with a fireplace and custom doors that conceal it when not in use, can host the most opulent of dinner parties, with a side porch that provides gorgeous sunset views. Two front parlors, including a gracious living room and a music room, offer versatile spaces ripe for customization to suit individual preferences and lifestyle needs. Upstairs, the main suite was renovated to perfection, featuring a luminous bedroom and a versatile dressing room that doubles as a serene workspace. A renovated bathroom with heated marble floors and fixtures from Kohler and Restoration Hardware offers a luxurious retreat. Four additional bedrooms complete the second floor. The allure of this historic homestead is further accentuated by its picturesque location along what was once the Trenton Sussex Turnpike but is now flanked by cul-de-sac neighborhoods that show off grand and elegant estate homes. Curb appeal abounds, with the farmhouse exuding timeless elegance, highlighted by a double-columned front porch and a striking finial peaked roof. Hereâs a rare opportunity to own a piece of Hopewell history and bring your horses too! $4,500,000111 E Prospect Street Hopewell, NJ 08525
Courtesy: Callaway Henderson Sotheby's Int'l-Princeton, 6099211050
View additional infoMaple Shade Farm is a scenic farmstead with a rich past dating to the mid-1700s in a setting that is pure paradise on the edge of Hopewell Borough. The views are incredible, stretching across 59 bucolic acres and towards neighboring St. Michaelâs Preserve. A gated driveway rambles past an all-new lighted riding ring, five fenced pastures with a new waterline for irrigation, and a large pond. A Pebbletec pool and spa are surrounded by a Himalayan-cut stone patio with walls reclaimed and repurposed from abandoned foundations in Bucks County. The spectacular house, born from an 1850s English barn, a late-18th century wagon house, plus a stone house addition with a wine cellar, is an incredible reinvention of the past while incorporating the ultimate in creature comforts. With so many well-thought-out recent improvements, there is now a new state-of-the-art air conditioning system, new plumbing, a whole house water filtration system, and a brand new pro-style six-burner Thermador range in the high-end yet rustic kitchen that will satisfy any culinary perfectionist. Because of the traditional barn framing. conventional walls werenât necessary creating an open-concept floorplan that will bring everyone together. The main level includes three great rooms. The first houses the living room, dining room, and a bar. The second unites the kitchen with a breakfast area and the family room, while the third is a wonderful entertaining space for the summer months with its multiple doors leading to the pool and grounds. Wide plank oak and chestnut flooring throughout the house and bluestone flooring over radiant heat add warmth and character to rooms. There is extensive use of handmade oak doors, all hung on locally designed handmade hinges and hardware, handmade lighting, plus solid oak and mahogany cabinetry throughout. A massive bedroom suite is the ultimate retreat with a fireplace, a dressing gallery with dual walk-in closets, built-in cabinetry, and a luxury bath. A second bedroom suite has a private bathroom, and across a broad loft, there are two additional bedrooms and another bathroom. A two-bay garage with a second-floor apartment and a new deck is handy for extra help, and a white oak early 19th-century garage barn can house additional vehicles. For livestock and machinery, the white oak timber barn, originally constructed in Readington, NJ, and moved in 2006 by the NJ Barn Company, contains two horse stalls, a large run-in area, a big machinery storage area, and custom lighting. This is an outstandingly presented offering that will be hard to duplicate elsewhere, whether your interest lies in horses or hobby farming or just the desire for a sprawling, private paradise to call home near Princeton. Proof of Funds required prior to scheduling and confirming appointments.
Courtesy: RE/MAX First Realty II, (908) 664-1500
View additional infoNestled in a quaint town's picturesque countryside, this three-bedroom home exudes nostalgia and timeless charm. As you approach, mature trees, lush lawns, and colorful blooms create a serene oasis. The main house boasts a timeless facade with classic architectural details. A spacious front porch offers a shaded retreat, perfect for enjoying nature's beauty. Inside, windows bathe the living area in warm sunlight. The kitchen, with its wooden cabinets and vintage fixtures, exudes rustic charm while providing modern functionality. The dining area offers a comfortable setting for shared meals, fostering meaningful connections. Three bedrooms, each with unique charm, provide comfortable spaces for relaxation. Outside, a charming barn and outdoor building space offer potential for hobbies or storage. A separate garage ensures practical needs are met without sacrificing the property's timeless appeal. Surrounded by lush gardens and towering trees, this enchanting property invites you to embrace a simpler way of life, offering a rare opportunity to experience the elegance and rural charm of yesteryear.
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