Princeton Lakeview Apartments

is also a beautiful lake across the street with an extensive canal trail. You can't really hear the traffic off Rt 1, either. Not many apartments have a lake within a 30 second walk. The apts themselves are... ok. The walls are VERY, VERY thin and if you are on first floor, the ceilings creak like CRAZY with the tenant above you walking around. I have lost a lot of sleep just because you can hear EVERY step they make. That's been the worst part for me. The kitchens have not been renovated in probably 40 years if not longer. Very dated. But the fridge and stove seemed new. They just re-did the roofs in 2025. Its standard beige carpet in the apartment. Big patio. Plenty of dumpsters outside. Plenty of parking. It's maintained quite well by the landscapers who come each Wednesday BUT they come EARLY all through spring-summer-fall so prepared to be woken up with the leaf blower on your patio at 7-8am. It's always plowed in winter. The complex provides 1 caged storage unit for each apartment and laundry is on-site. The hallways/corridors are also quite dated but not horrible. Maintenance is fairly responsive. It's one individual and he is nice. Management is what you'd expect. It's a large company and I haven't really had many dealings with them. Overall, sorry for the long review but wanted you to get full picture. This is a beautiful town and its outrageously expensive. This is really your cheapest option and its ok for the price. Nice property and A for effort, but in the end, it just feels a bit worn. But again: you can do worse.

quiet and the complex is in an extremely safe area. Beautiful state park across the street. Parking is not a problem, even for guests, and its free. Tiger Transit shuttle bus does stop at the complex, although I would recommend owning a car if you lived here. Its conveniently located - You're about 2 miles away from the center of Plainsboro. You're about 3-4 miles from the center of Princeton in one direction, and about 5 miles from the center of Kingston in the other direction. All 3 places have many different choices of stores & restaurants. Nothing within immediate walking distance except for 2 hotels, a Ruby Tuesday and a Sunoco gas station/convenience store. Only con I can really think of is that one time Mapleton Ave (which is the only access road to get to route 1) flooded during a heavy rain storm, but that happened one time in the 2 years I was there. It did not affect the apartment complex at all. Overall I would recommend these apartments.

Canal State Park Provides Ample Area For Bird Watching , Fishing, Jogging ,Nature Walks, Boating, Socializing. Perfect Location For Observing Crew Teams Practicing Their Skills, All Just A Short Walk . Snow Removal , Garbage Removal, Security Lighting, Video Monitor All Areas. Ample Parking , Storage Areas Provided For All Tenants. Laundry Facilities On premises. Thousands Of Dollars Spent On Upkeep Of Property This Year Alone, Both Landscaping And Painting Throughout Entire . Small Complex , Approximately 100 Units Total , Broad Range Of Offerings From Studio, 1 Bedroom , And Two Bedroom, Are Available, All At Modest Pricing. 1 Hour To The Big Apple And Train Station Is 5 Minutes Away. Free Transportation Via Tiger Transit To And From Most Areas A Bonus. Great School System Plainsboro/ West Windsor District. Middlesex County. Biotech Corridor , Pharmaceutical Companies Abundant , Route One Corridor.