This new community by Country Classics brings a collection of expertly designed homes to Montgomery Township, one of Somerset County’s most established and well-regarded places to live.
Residents will enjoy the quieter pace and open surroundings that define Montgomery, along with top-rated school districts, nearby shopping and dining, and major routes connecting to the rest of Central New Jersey.
Montgomery Township offers the kind of everyday amenities that make suburban living both convenient and enjoyable, without sacrificing the quiet, residential character the area is known for.
Parks, Trails, and Outdoor Space
Outdoor recreation is a major part of life here. Skillman Park, a 247-acre park in the heart of the township, features a 2.25-mile multi-use trail, scenic nature paths, and open fields for sports and community events. Montgomery Veterans Park is another local favorite. It features memorials dedicated to service members and offers athletic fields, playgrounds, and walking areas that are heavily used by families and youth sports leagues. Throughout the township, additional neighborhood parks and pathway connections provide easy access to green space and outdoor activity.
Community Programs and Gathering Spaces
The Otto Kaufman Community Center serves as a central hub for township activities, hosting recreation programs, seasonal events, and classes for residents of all ages. From youth sports to fitness programs and community celebrations, these activities help create the close-knit feel many residents appreciate.
Minutes From Downtown Princeton
One of the biggest advantages of living in Montgomery Township is its proximity to Princeton. In about 10–15 minutes, residents can reach Palmer Square and Nassau Street, where you’ll find independent boutiques, award-winning restaurants, coffee shops, and cultural venues tied to Princeton University. Nearby destinations like the Princeton Shopping Center provide convenient grocery stores, cafés, and everyday retail.
Convenient Regional Access
Montgomery Township also offers easy access to major highways and nearby transit stations, making trips to New York City or Philadelphia realistic for commuters and weekend travelers. Many residents drive to Princeton Junction Station, where NJ Transit trains provide direct service to Manhattan.
