Updated 7 days ago Full Property Details for Price: $499,000HOA FEE: $356Taxes: $9,472 (2016)Status: PendingType: TownhouseMLS ID: 6914112Updated: 3/22/2017Added: 70 day(s) ago 23 Dorset Ct, Princeton, NJ Reduced to $499,000 on 2/3/17 Listed at $509,000 on 1/18/17 Get price and status alerts for Rooms/Areas: Living Room, Bedroom-Master, Bedroom-Second, Bedroom-Third, Kitchen, Laundry RoomInterior Features: Wired for Cable TVFireplace: YesNumber of Fireplaces: 1Fireplace(s): LR/GRFirePEating Areas: Eat In KitchenCooking Fuel: GasCookingFlooring: Wood, Tile/Brick Total Bathrooms: 3Full Bathrooms: 2Half Bathrooms: 1 Total Bedrooms: 3Master Bedroom: FullBath-MBRBedroom 1: 16 x 15, Upper 1Bedroom 2: 11 x 11, Upper 1Bedroom 3: 12 x 11, Upper 1 Living Room: 16 x 16, MainFamily Room: YesKitchen: 12 x 12, MainDining Room: YesLaundry: UpprFlrLndry Pool: YesPool Description: Association Pool Exterior Features: Sidewalks, Streetlights, Tennis Court(s)
Garage: YesAttached garage: YesGarage Spaces: 1Parking Features: Parking LotGarage Description: Attached Area: West Windsor TwpCounty: MERCERSubdivision: Canal Pointe Cross Streets: HERITAGE BLVD School District: W Windsor-plainsb Home Owners Assn.: YesAssoc. Fees Include: Snow Removal, Trash Removal, Pool(s), Tennis Courts Central air: YesCooling Type: Central Air ConditioningHeating Type: Gas, Forced AirWater Heater: Natural Gas Sewer: Public SewerWater: Public Architectural Style: ContemporaryModel: PLAZABasement Desc.: NoneRoof: Shingle RoofStories Description: 2-StoryYear Built: 1992 Lot Size (Sq. Ft.): 44Lot Dimensions: 00 x 00Zoning: RESILot Description: Irregular Lot Green Features: lenoxx furnace and central air Association Fee: $356Tax Amount: $9,472Tax Year: 2016 Ownership: CondominiumInclusions: Refrigerator Washer Dryer Window BlindsLot: 00219 02 Listed by BHHS Fox & Roach-Princeton Learn more about Coldwell Banker’s mortgage products.
New Jersey - Northern New York - Long Island New York - Queens New York - Rockland County New York - Westchester County First Name Last Name will cost you if you: Pay at a interest rate over to see if you qualify for properties in this budget. *These costs are estimates, and the interest rates assume exceptional credit standing. 98 Wenlock Court, Princeton, NJ 08540 Listed by Ranvir Bains (609) 937-4363 388 Sayre Drive, Princeton, NJ 08540 Listed by Marion Brown (609) 921-1411 113 Hoover Avenue, Princeton, NJ 08540 Listed by Suburban Realty Professionals 40 Briarwood Court, Princeton, NJ 08540 Listed by Gloria Nilson & Co. - Kendall Park 203 Somerset Court, Princeton, NJ 08540 Listed by RE/MAX Greater PrincetonThe great room has a living area with a pitched 20-foot ceiling, walls of glass and a door opening to a large deck. At one end of the room, there’s a stone fireplace. The dining area has a wet bar.
Stained-glass doors open to a library. Both the library and living room open to a screened porch. Some of the interior walls are gently rounded. The kitchen has granite counters, custom wood cabinetry and updated stainless-steel appliances. One corner of the room has a seamless corner window. The master suite is upstairs, behind a contemporary riff on a sliding barn door, this one with lots of glass. Outside the bedroom is a loft that overlooks the great room. The master bathroom has undulating wood counters topped with off-white marble, as well as a large tub under a picture window.The other three bedrooms are on a lower level following the slope of the property, as is a family room with a rock fireplace and access to a lower patio. Above the two-car garage, there’s an exercise room.OUTDOOR SPACE: Most of the property’s 23 acres are hilly and wooded, with lawn around the house. The deck off the great room has a fire pit, and overlooks a man-made pond. CONTACT: Terri Hathaway, Four Seasons Sotheby’s International Realty, (802) 233-9077;
WHAT: A house with four bedrooms, three full bathrooms and two half-baths PRICE PER SQUARE FOOT: $205SETTING: Hagerstown is a city of about 40,000 in northwest Maryland, about 70 miles from both Baltimore and Washington, D.C. This house is in the Oak Hill Historic District, a neighborhood of grand early 20th-century houses laid out on curving tree-lined streets. The house is within a mile of downtown and several city parks.INDOORS: The house was built in 1916 and updated over the last 15 years. It was designed by Harry E. Yessler, a designer of the city’s Maryland Theater and Colonial Theater, both of which are on the National Register of Historic Places. The exterior is mostly concrete, with a red Ludowici tile roof. The interior is almost entirely original. Rooms are formal and generously proportioned, most with the original chandeliers, hardwood trim and molding, and oak parquet floors accented by mahogany borders. The living room, nearly 700 square feet, has a broad fireplace with a marble surround, mahogany ceiling beams and mahogany-paneled walls.
There also is a library paneled in mahogany, with a wet bar in a nook with a bar scene painted on one wall, original to the house. The formal dining room has a fireplace flanked by tall built-in cabinets. The dining room opens to a bright sitting room with a tiled floor, a fireplace and two original stained-glass skylights. Off this is a conservatory with a retractable pitched glass roof. Updated appliances in the kitchen include a large Garland range and two ovens. The subway wall tile is original, as are some of the wood cabinets, with newer cabinets built to match. Some of the cabinets are faced with stained-glass panels. There is a butcher block island. The old Kelvinator refrigerator in the pantry is now used for storage.Two bedrooms are downstairs and two are upstairs. The downstairs master has an en-suite marble bathroom. Some of the bathrooms retain original tile and fixtures such as claw-foot tubs. The lower level is finished with a billiards room and an exercise room.
The billiards room has a brick-wall fireplace and two large murals, one of a hunting scene, the other of a christening. Two rooms downstairs once served as servants’ quarters. OUTDOOR SPACE: The lot is just shy of an acre, with a long gravel walkway leading to the front door. There is an elaborately landscaped boxwood maze designed to resemble the facade of the house. There are also two large porches, one along the house’s north face, one along the south.TAXES: Approximately $8,000 a yearCONTACT: Cathy Wantz, Real Estate Today, (301) 992-1213 / (301) 791-9046; realestatetoday.proWHAT: A Tudor with three bedrooms and two and a half bathroomsSIZE: Approximately 2,739 square feetPRICE PER SQUARE FOOT: $402SETTING: This house is in Ansley Park, a neighborhood and historic district in the Greater Midtown part of Atlanta, bordering the Ansley Golf Club. Developed around the turn of the 20th century, the neighborhood retains a healthy mix of Craftsman, Prairie, colonial and neo-Classical architecture, with some newer construction mixed in.
This house is on a wooded cul-de-sac street that curls around the golf course. The High Museum of Art, the Museum of Design Atlanta and the city’s symphony and botanical gardens are all within about a mile of this house, as are shopping and dining. The house is a short walk from a leg of the Atlanta BeltLine, a planned loop of trails following an old railway line. INDOORS: The two-story house was built in 1927 and updated over the last couple of years. The oak floors and molding are original, while other features, like recessed lighting, are new, making for a balance of vintage and contemporary. Many of the new fixtures and much of the extensive new cabinetry is from the Atlanta outpost of Porcelanosa, a Spanish company. The living room has a wide gas fireplace with a sleek white-tile surround and a wall of burled-wood cabinets to one side. The dining room has a similar set of cabinets flanking a window. The kitchen has quartz countertops, gray veneer cabinets and stainless-steel appliances.