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The Residences at Palmer Square delivers historic charm, modern luxury in downtown Princeton

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via BuzzBuzzHome – With The Residences at Palmer Square, you have to start at the very beginning.

The 100-unit bespoke luxury development in downtown Princeton is the culmination of a vision that dawned in the late 1930s.

In the early 1900s, Edgar Palmer first conceived of the Square as a new municipal center with buildings for retail, office and residential use, a hotel, post office and a playhouse that would complement Princeton University, located directly across Nassau Street. The first buildings, running along Palmer Square West, were completed in 1937, and a new phase has been added every decade since.

Palmer Square Management developed the apartments, with extensive design input by the Princeton Regional Planning Board. “The Residences is what I’d call the last piece of the jigsaw puzzle,” said David Newton, Vice President of Palmer Square Management. “The vision was to create a commercial core of Princeton to complement the academic core, and in terms of ground-up development, the residences complete that vision.”

The Square currently consists of 150,000 square feet of office space, 110,000 square feet of upscale retail, the 188-room historic Nassau Inn hotel and more than 1,000 parking spaces in two garages. The Residences at Palmer Square is a carefully crafted array of multi-story townhomes, single-level and duplex condominium flats and rental flats. In designing the stately homes, Minno & Wasko Architects and Planners continued the Colonial Revival style of Thomas Stapleton, the original architect.

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New Multi-Story Townhome Sold at The Residences at Palmer Square in Downtown Princeton

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Palmer Square Townhomes Exterior SMALLSale Marks Latest Milestone in Luxury Community’s Success

PRINCETON, NJ, — With the appeal of living in downtown Princeton as strong as ever, Palmer Square Management and The Marketing Directors today announced the sale of a new three-story townhome at The Residences at Palmer Square.  Located at 85 Chambers Street, the one-of-a-kind home features three bedrooms, 3 ½ baths, an elevator and a host of custom finishes and appointments in a soaring 2,940 square-foot design.

The new sale demonstrates the increased interest and activity at The Residences at Palmer Square which features multi-story townhomes, single-level flats and a limited offering of luxury rental residences.  With a peerless downtown Princeton location amidst the more than 40 brand-name stores, boutiques, restaurants and specialty food shops within Palmer Square and directly across Nassau Street from Princeton University, The Residences at Palmer Square has cemented its place as one of the most desirable residential lifestyle developments in the region.

“Each new sale reflects the broad range appeal of these stunning homes, custom materials, and incomparable location,” said Adrienne Albert, CEO of The Marketing Directors, the community’s exclusive sales and marketing agent.   “With more than 32 unique floor plans to choose from, buyers enjoy a virtual custom-home scenario that is successfully meeting their individual needs and tastes.”

Located on Paul Robeson Place between Chambers and Witherspoon Streets, The Residences at Palmer Square completes the vision begun by developer Edgar Palmer in 1937 to create a vibrant, European-style town square for Princeton that would include shops, restaurants and residences as a complement to Princeton University.  Taking over where architect Thomas Stapleton’s original Colonial Revival style left off, Minno & Wasko Architects and Planners of Lambertville, NJ, has created a number of distinctive elevations which expertly complement the brick, Federal-style exteriors and Colonial-era structures of the immediate Palmer Square environment.

The community features two- and three-bedroom, single-level flats ranging from 1,623 to 3,195 square feet of living space, priced from $1,590,000.  Multi-level, two- and three-bedroom townhomes range from 2,516 to 4,476 square feet and are priced from $1,640,000 to $2,950,000.

A limited collection of rental residences is also available, with two- and three-bedroom floor plans ranging from 1,417 to 3,195 square feet of living space.  The rental residences are available with monthly rents starting at $4,543.

Steel and concrete construction offers the highest level of quality and privacy, while terraces in many homes and lushly-landscaped promenades, courtyards and common areas offer desirable outdoor space.  Homeowners also enjoy indoor parking.

Custom interior features and appointments include private elevators and 10-foot first-floor ceiling heights in townhomes, nine-foot ceilings in condominiums, and tray ceilings in living and dining areas and master bedrooms.  Extensive millwork, including striking fireplaces with marble hearths, pocket doors and elegant crown moldings, add style and elegance to the homes.  Gourmet kitchens are notable for maple cabinets, granite countertops and Viking stainless steel appliance packages, while spa-like Master baths feature whirlpool tubs, double sinks, glass showers, and marble countertops.

Ideally situated across from the main entrance of Princeton University, Palmer Square allows residents to enjoy Princeton’s cherished suburban ambiance, award-winning public and private schools, renowned university attributes, and world-class entertainment and cultural offerings.  NJ TRANSIT access to New York and Philadelphia (and beyond) is only a short walk from The Residences at Palmer Square, and businesses and shopping venues of the nearby Route 1 corridor are also within easy reach.

For upscale dining and shopping, Palmer Square features more than 40 brand-name stores, boutiques, restaurants and specialty food shops, as well as the historic Nassau Inn — all ideally situated in a pedestrian-friendly setting.

For additional information on The Residences at Palmer Square and to make a private appointment to view fully-furnished townhome and single-level model homes, please call 609-924-3884, or visit http://www.palmersquareresidences.com. The sales center hours are 10-6pm Monday through Friday, and 11am-5pm on Saturday and Sunday.  The sales center is located at 112 Victoria Mews in Princeton.

Palmer Square’s Speaker Series Provides a Unique Cultural Amenity for Discerning Residents

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Palmer Square Townhomes Exterior SMALLPRINCETON, NJ, – From respected artists to renowned experts on such relevant subjects as the JOBS Act, Crowdfunding and the turmoil in Russia, the Speaker Series launched earlier this year at The Residences at Palmer Square in downtown Princeton has provided residents with personal access to dynamic and thought-provoking authorities in a private, intimate setting.

Sponsored by Palmer Square Management, which is developing The Residences at Palmer Square directly across Nassau Street from Princeton University, the Speaker Series has engaged, enlightened and entertained residents with profound insights and compelling discussions on a broad scope of issues.

“Palmer Square is surrounded by a tremendous wealth of intellect, business acumen and artistic talent, and we wanted to harness those resources in an exclusive cultural and intellectual forum for our residents,” notes David Newtown, Vice President of Palmer Square Management. “We’re catering to a discerning clientele that appreciates a sophisticated urban atmosphere and cultured environment, and events at Palmer Square like the Speaker Series resonate with them and allow residents to be a part of something truly special.”

The Speaker Series, which is hosted in one of the expansive residences at Palmer Square across from the Arts Council of Princeton, kicked off in February with Our House Your House Pop-Up Gallery which attracted an array of artists from Princeton, New York and Philadelphia. The March installment, Turmoil in Ukraine and Russia’s Uncertain Future, featured a lecture from David Satter, a senior fellow of the Foreign Policy Research Institute and the Hudson Institute and one of the world’s most prominent commentators on Russia. Local Princetonian, Chris Tyrell, headlined the May event, “Revolution in Capital Formation.” Tyrell, a JOBS Act expert and national Crowdfunding leader, addressed how the JOBS Act has fundamentally changed the way businesses of all sizes will raise capital and the effect it will have on businesses globally and in Princeton.

“It’s been a fascinating and informative compilation of topics,” Mr. Newton points out. “We will continue to look for new and creative ways to provide interesting and relevant experiences for our residents.”

The success of the Speaker Series speaks to Princeton’s unique and sought-after balance of intimate, small-town living and an internationally-acclaimed offering of education, arts and culture that is typically reserved for a much larger city. While most associate Princeton’s educational prowess with the namesake university, the area also offers a long list of renowned secondary prep schools, including The Hun School, Princeton Day School and Lawrenceville School.

Significant works of arts and world-class entertainment and cultural offerings can be found at the McCarter Theatre and Princeton University Art Museum. In addition, Princeton offers convenient commutes to New York and Philadelphia via NJ TRANSIT service.

For upscale dining and shopping, Palmer Square features more than 40 brand-name stores, boutiques, restaurants and specialty food shops, as well as the historic Nassau Inn — all ideally situated in a pedestrian-friendly setting.

Embracing the convenient, urban-inspired style of living is The Residences at Palmer Square, a collection of luxury multi-story townhomes and expansive single-level condominium flats expertly integrated into the retail landscape of Palmer Square. With 32 unique floor plans in all, buyers have myriad of living alternatives to choose from. The community’s first phase of homes comprises 25 two- and three-bedroom, single-level flats ranging from 1,623 to 4,130 square feet of living space, priced from $1.245 million to $3.4 million. The first residential phase also includes 11 two- and three-bedroom, multi-level townhomes ranging from 2,622 to 3,084 square feet priced from $1,775,000 to $2,195,000.

A limited collection of rental residences is also available, with two- and three-bedroom floor plans ranging from 1,623 to 3,195 square feet of living space. The rental residences are available with monthly rents starting at $4,800.

Steel and concrete construction offers the highest level of quality and privacy, while terraces in many homes and lushly-landscaped promenades, courtyards and common areas offer desirable outdoor space. Homeowners also enjoy indoor parking.

Custom interior features and appointments include private elevators and 10-foot first-floor ceiling heights in townhomes, nine-foot ceilings in condominiums, and tray ceilings in living and dining areas and master bedrooms. Extensive millwork, including striking fireplaces with marble hearths, pocket doors and elegant crown moldings, add style and elegance to the homes. Gourmet kitchens are notable for maple cabinets, granite countertops and Viking stainless steel appliance packages, while spa-like Master baths feature whirlpool tubs, double sinks, glass showers, and marble countertops.

“Today, few places offer the sophisticated variety of lifestyle opportunities that exist in downtown Princeton,” notes Adrienne Albert, President of The Marketing Directors, Inc., exclusive sales and marketing agent for the Residences at Palmer Square. “Here, world-renowned centers of learning co-exist with historic landmarks, refined culture, upscale shopping, and five-star restaurants. In living at The Residences at Palmer Square, you are truly in the center of it all.”

For additional information on The Residences at Palmer Square and to make a private appointment to view fully-furnished townhome and single-level model homes, please call
609-924-3884, or visit www.palmersquareresidences.com. The sales center hours are 10-6pm Monday through Friday, and 11am-5pm on Saturday and Sunday. The sales center is located at 112 Victoria Mews in Princeton.

Palmer Square appeals to a range of buyers

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via NorthJersey.com

With a variety of single-level and multi-story home styles available and a desirable location in downtown Princeton, The Residences at Palmer Square is attracting wide-spread interest from first-time, move-up and empty- nester buyers.

NorthJThe multiple living alternatives provided by the new, limited-edition townhomes and flats are appealing to a variety of personal needs and tastes, as is the community’s location near award-winning schools and just steps from numerous dining, shopping, cultural and entertainment pursuits.

“Downtown Princeton is one of those very unique residential settings where priorities ranging from exceptional educational opportunities to refined culture and ‘walkability’ to commutability can all be achieved on the highest levels,” said Adrienne Albert, president of The Marketing Directors, the community’s exclusive sales and marketing agent. “Add to that a diverse mix of home designs that create a virtual custom home scenario and it’s no surprise The Residences at Palmer Square is drawing buyers in all stages of life.”

With construction completed on the community’s first phase of homes and immediate occupancy available, the first closings are already underway. The recently introduced collection of residences includes 16 two- and three-bedroom flats ranging from 1,623 to 3,195 square feet, and 11 two- and three-bedroom townhomes ranging from 2,622 to 3,084 square feet. Flats are priced from $1,230,000 and each has a private courtyard entry; townhomes are priced from $1,775,000.

Located on Paul Robeson Place between Chambers and Witherspoon streets, The Residences at Palmer Square completes the vision begun by developer Edgar Palmer in 1937 to create a vibrant, European-style town square for Princeton that would include shops, restaurants and residences as a complement to Princeton University. With Palmer Square’s more than 40 brand-name stores, boutiques, restaurants and specialty food shops already a staple of downtown Princeton, Minno & Wasko Architects and Planners of Lambertville has created a number of distinctive residential elevations for the community that complement the brick, Federal-style exteriors and Colonial-era structures of the immediate Palmer Square environment.

Modern touches include steel and concrete construction that offer the highest level of quality and privacy, while terraces and balconies in many homes and lushly-landscaped promenades, courtyards and common areas offer desirable outdoor space. Homeowners also enjoy indoor parking.

Design distinction and sophistication are carried throughout the homes as well, where custom interior features and appointments include nine-foot ceilings in condominiums; private elevators and 10-foot first-floor ceiling heights in townhomes; and tray ceilings in living and dining areas and master bedrooms. Extensive millwork, including fireplaces with marble hearths, pocket doors and elegant crown moldings, add style and elegance to the homes. Gourmet kitchens are notable for maple cabinets, granite countertops and Viking stainless-steel appliance packages, while spa-like master baths feature whirlpool tubs, double sinks, glass showers, and marble countertops.

For additional information on The Residences at Palmer Square, call 609-924-3884, or visit www. palmersquareresidences.com. The sales center hours are 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday through Friday, and 11 a.m. to 5p.m., Saturday and Sunday.