Central New Jersey New Homes for Sale

Our guide showcases some of the best New Jersey new homes, builders, luxury real estate, communities, for sale by owner properties, and other real estate services throughout Central New Jersey. Provider: American Home Guides, Inc. Feed Type: Residential [report]

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Monroe: Southfield Estates-Renaissance Properties
At Southfield Estates, new home buyers are finding a community that exceeds their expectations. Located in Monroe Township, Middlesex County, Southfield Estates has left buyers pleasantly surprised with its potent combination of luxury, location, and value. Renaissance Properties has yet again raised the bar by making Southfield Estates, its ninth community in Monroe alone, its most refined yet and buyers are taking notice. Southfield Estates is an upscale community consisting of 102 homes situated on home sites that are 1/2 acre and larger. Six different models ranging in size from 2860 square feet to over 5000 square feet, each with multiple elevations to choose from, provide discerning buyers with homes to accommodate any lifestyle. Whether it's a more traditional front porch or more stately full brick front, Southfield Estates has a model to suit different tastes. The floor plans each offer four or five bedrooms, 2.5-3.5 bathrooms, and standard two-car side-entry garages.
08/30/2008 04:01 AM

Barnegat: Ocean Acres-Walters Homes
Single family community featuring serene setting and beautifully wooded homesites. Close proximity to GSP, Rt. 9, and Rt. 72.
08/30/2008 04:01 AM

Eastampton Township: Eastampton Village Center-Sharbell Development
An exciting new lifestyle awaits you at Eastampton Village Center! The Village Center will feature a mix of single family homes, town homes, condominiums, and senior housing within walking distance of retail stores and office space. Eastampton Township is located in Burlington County, approximately 25 miles east of Philadelphia and approximately 55 miles northwest of Atlantic City.
08/30/2008 04:01 AM

Mount Laurel: Carriage Homes at Rancocas Pointe
Located in one of the most sought after areas of Mt. Laurel Twp. The Carriage Homes of Rancocas Pointe will feature just 81 luxuriously appointed single-family homes bordering the picturesque Rancocas Creek.
08/30/2008 04:01 AM

Cinnaminson: Siena-J.S. Hovnanian & Sons, Inc.
Siena located in Cinnaminson Township, combines innovative condominium flats with elegant living. From the moment you turn into the community you notice the thoughtfully-planned private courtyards that make up this welcoming village. Siena offers twelve 3-story elevator serviced buildings, featuring private arched entry ways and beautiful covered balconies welcoming you home. All 204 homes are designed with thought and care, each boasting large storage spaces and plenty of natural light. Perched atop the highest point in Burlington County, some homes offer views of Center City, Philadelphia. Siena's active clubhouse has everything for every lifestyle, including a fitness center, billiards room and bocce ball courts. Siena is all about elegant living at an affordable price!
08/30/2008 04:01 AM

Mount Laurel: Rancocas Pointe-JS Hovnanian & Sons, Inc
Nestled above the picturesque shoreline of the Rancocas Creek, this is undeniably a "one-of-a-kind" community. Rancocas Pointe has been designed to preserve the character of its natural setting, making it a truly extraordinary enclave.
08/30/2008 04:01 AM

Plainsboro: Cranbury Brook-Toll Brothers
Cranbury Brook, a charming, 55+ age-restricted, active-adult community, offers the perfect blend of old-world charm and sophistication. Nestled within the village of Plainsboro, it is only minutes from everything that Princeton and Cranbury have to offer. The Highlands, with its modern and sophisticated exterior, offer three stories of luxurious single-level living with elevator access. The Villas, a stunning collection of active-adult, single-family homes, showcase traditional architecture in harmony with modern living spaces, creating the perfect blend of convenience and classic appeal.
08/30/2008 04:01 AM