Washington Town Center – nestled in Robbinsville, New Jersey has a pure feeling of charm and innocence. A return to a neighborhood-style living with welcoming, time-honored traditions.

As inviting as it is nostalgic, a distinguishing feature of this new community is the big city ambiance that comes into view with its own village square. Just steps from your door, it's where neighbors meet and friends are made while taking in the joys and conveniences of quaint shops and stores.

With beautiful public parks, lakes and open spaces offer fun and relaxation for everyone to enjoy. It's a welcoming, neighborhood picture drawing on the qualities and culture of past. All that our hearts remember, of the carefree, friendly atmosphere of a real hometown.

Washington Town Center is just four miles from the New Jersey Turnpike and even closer to Route 130, making it a commuter's dream. Plus, the area provides easy access to several other major thoroughfares, including I-195, I-295, and Routes 1 and 206. Those who prefer train service will welcome the advantage of two nearby train stations plus a Park and Ride location right on Route 130.

Let me be the first to welcome YOU home.

To schedule a private tour of the community or to receive a current list of available homes in Washington Town Center, please contact us at (609) 448-2222.

Contact Desiree Daniels, ABR, Realtor, and Licensed in New Jersey (609) 448-2222 or (609) 587-9300 ext 312. If you are interested in purchasing a property in Mercer, Burlington or Monmouth County. Or the Following Townships Robbinsville, Hamilton, Washington, Mercerville, Ewing, Lawrenceville, Hopewell, Bordentown City, Bordentown, Florence, Foxmoor, Town Center, West Windsor, Princeton, Washington Town Center, Robbinsville Town Center, Sharbell

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The History of Robbinsville - Hungry Hill 

Did you know that Robbinsville had several names prior too it's most recent change?   I was aware that Robbinsville was named for a prominent resident George Robbins who served as a Congressman in the 1850s.    And I knew that prior to Robbinsville, we were know as Washington Township.  Prior to that Newtown.   Well here is  a blurb I found interesting..  How about instead of Robbinsville, New Jersey on your return address you put Hungry Hill. 

The name Hungry Hill conjures up all sorts of mysterious images, but it actually refers to a section of Washington Township now known as Robbinsville.   The area was originally called Hungry Hill because it was in such a remote location that residents frequently were unable to provide food to travelers passing through.  The name was changed to Newtown and finally to Robbinsville around 1845 after a prominent local family.

When the Camden railroad came through Washington Township in 1832, the increased rail traffic boosted Robbinsville's growth.  Before the turn of the century at least five trains reportedly went through town every day. 

So it seems that back in the day we were a town lacking in convenience and supplies.   Thank god that is no longer the case.   Our town thrives on a commuter population and relative convenience

A much as I found it interesting I will continue to use Robbinsville for my return address, but I wonder what would happen if I used Hungry Hill