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From ivy-league academia and nature preserves to vibrant dining and effortless commuter access life at Addison at Princeton Meadows places the best of Central New Jersey at your doorstep.
Schedule a TourNestled in the heart of Middlesex County, Princeton Meadows is an unincorporated community within Plainsboro Township that offers a rare combination of suburban tranquility and world-class accessibility. Here, tree-lined streets border championship golf courses, and top-ranked schools serve a diverse, education-focused community.
Addison at Princeton Meadows is served by the West Windsor-Plainsboro Regional School District, one of the highest-performing districts in the nation a major draw for families choosing to live in the area.
Ranked the #2 Best School District in New Jersey and #57 nationally by Niche, the WW-P district serves approximately 9,000 students across 10 schools. The district boasts a 97% graduation rate, an average testing ranking in the top 10% statewide, and math proficiency nearly double the state average.
Students benefit from a 12:1 student-teacher ratio, extensive Advanced Placement course offerings, and robust STEM, arts, and robotics programs including the award-winning MidKnight Inventors FIRST Robotics team.
With 68% of students proficient in math (vs. 38% state average) and 76% in reading (vs. 49% state average), WW-P schools consistently outperform district and state benchmarks. Both high schools rank among the top 25 in New Jersey according to U.S. News & World Report.
Strategically located near the New Jersey Turnpike (Exit 8A), I-95, and US Route 1, Addison at Princeton Meadows keeps you seamlessly connected to the Northeast Corridor. NJ Transit train service from nearby Princeton Junction brings New York City and Philadelphia within easy reach.
| Destination | Distance | Commute Options |
|---|---|---|
| Princeton Junction Station | ~3 miles | Drive Bus 600 NJ Transit Northeast Corridor & Amtrak service Schedules |
| New York City (Penn Station) | ~50 miles | NJ Transit NJ Turnpike ~1 hr 20 min by train (every 30 min) ~1 hr by car |
| Philadelphia (30th St Station) | ~45 miles | Amtrak I-95 ~55 min by car Amtrak via Trenton |
| Downtown Princeton | ~6 miles | Drive Shuttle ~11 min drive Free Tiger Transit bus loops |
| Newark Liberty International Airport | ~40 miles | Flight NJ Turnpike Under 1 hour by car |
| Trenton-Mercer Airport | ~15 miles | Flight Drive ~27 min Frontline, Allegiant airlines |
Additional transit resources: Plainsboro Township Transportation | NJ Transit | Amtrak Northeast Corridor
From the rolling fairways just outside your window to thousand-acre nature preserves teeming with wildlife, the Princeton Meadows area offers abundant opportunities for outdoor recreation and relaxation.
Explore over 1,000 acres of woodlands, meadows, and the scenic McCormack Lake shoreline on five miles of well-maintained trails. Home to more than 150 bird species and diverse wildflowers, the preserve also features an Environmental Education Center with programs for all ages.
Visit NJ AudubonStep right outside to the sprawling greens of the Princeton Meadows Golf Course. The championship-caliber course offers a scenic and challenging round for golfers of all skill levels, with the convenience of being right next door to your home.
Learn MoreA favorite among four-legged residents, the Plainsboro Dog Park features separate areas for small and large dogs, a double-gated entrance for safety, and plenty of room to run. A great complement to the on-site dog park at Addison.
Plainsboro Township ParksOne of New Jersey's most beloved multi-use trails stretches over 70 miles through scenic canal towpaths. Perfect for biking, jogging, and leisurely walks, the D&R Canal Trail passes through historic towns and pristine natural landscapes.
D&R Canal State ParkAnother hidden gem in the Plainsboro area, Mapleton Preserve offers serene walking trails through varied terrain from dense woodland to open meadow. An ideal spot for nature photography, birdwatching, and peaceful morning hikes.
Explore Plainsboro ParksThis scenic three-mile-long lake, originally created for Princeton University rowing, draws sailors, kayakers, runners, and picnickers year-round. An iconic Princeton-area landmark connecting sport, nature, and community.
Princeton Parks GuideFrom international cuisine steps away in Plainsboro Village Center to the upscale boutiques and acclaimed restaurants of downtown Princeton's Palmer Square, the area's culinary and retail scene punches well above its weight.
Just about a mile from your front door, Plainsboro Village Center is the neighborhood's go-to hub for everyday dining, services, and convenience. Enjoy a diverse culinary lineup that reflects the community's rich cultural tapestry from the aromatic spices of Jhopri Indian Restaurant and the savory dishes at Lotus Garden Chinese Restaurant to the fresh flavors of Mexican Post and the Mediterranean warmth of Positano Grill.
Additional shopping is available at nearby Princeton Meadows Shopping Center (2 miles), Plainsboro Plaza, and the major retail corridors along US Route 1.
A 10-minute drive transports you to the charm of Palmer Square and Nassau Street the beating heart of Princeton. Browse one-of-a-kind boutique shops, explore brand-name stores, and dine at acclaimed restaurants. Cool down with handcrafted scoops at The Bent Spoon, Thomas Sweet, or Halo Pub, or enjoy fine Italian dining at Mediterra Restaurant and Taverna.
Throughout the year, Palmer Square hosts community events, seasonal markets, and outdoor performances that make downtown Princeton a vibrant cultural destination. Visit VisitNJ.org for upcoming events.
Stay active beyond the community's own fitness center with a variety of nearby gyms and wellness studios. Princeton Fitness & Wellness, an affiliate of Penn Medicine Princeton Medical Center, offers a premium facility with a saltwater lap pool, spa, and group fitness classes. Life Time of Princeton provides a luxury resort-style fitness experience complete with a full-service spa and kids' academy.
For those seeking mindfulness, local studios like YogaVirtues of Plainsboro and Polka Yoga offer intimate small-group classes in a welcoming environment.
The greater Princeton area is a nationally recognized center for arts, history, and education. From Ivy League campus tours to world-renowned sculpture parks, there is always something extraordinary to experience nearby.
Walk the hallowed grounds of one of the world's most prestigious universities. Explore the iconic Gothic architecture, visit the free Princeton University Art Museum featuring over 117,000 works, and take in the stunning Princeton University Chapel.
Visit Princeton UniversitySince 1930, this acclaimed performing arts venue has hosted world-class theater productions, music concerts, and dance performances. With two main stages and a season packed with nationally touring productions, it's a cultural cornerstone of Central New Jersey.
McCarter TheatreThis breathtaking 42-acre sculpture park and museum features an ever-changing collection of contemporary sculptures set among beautifully landscaped gardens. Founded by Seward Johnson, it offers exhibitions, educational programs, on-site dining, and a truly unique cultural experience.
Grounds for SculptureOnce home to a signer of the Declaration of Independence and later a New Jersey governor's mansion, Morven traces over 200 years of state history through fine arts, decorative collections, and beautifully preserved gardens. A peaceful retreat and a rich educational experience.
Visit MorvenStep onto the ground where a pivotal American Revolution battle turned the tide of the war. This state park preserves the battlefield landscape and offers walking trails, historical monuments, and interpretive programs bringing colonial history to life.
NJ State ParksA beloved family farm offering seasonal pick-your-own fruits, farm tours, hayrides, and a farm store brimming with fresh produce, baked goods, and local wines. A perfect weekend outing for families and a taste of New Jersey's agricultural heritage.
Terhune OrchardsEverything you need to know about life in the Princeton Meadows neighborhood and Plainsboro Township.