Princeton
Traditional homes surrounded by trees
The neighborhood has traditional-style and contemporary houses with ranch-style influences that are surrounded by tall trees, ranging from $150,000 to $400,000. “There are also many mobile homes in the area,” says Spivey. “Homeowners tend to have lots of acreage, but it’s still affordable.”Learning leadership at Haughton High School
The Bossier Parish Public Schools serves students in the area, with an A-minus from Niche. Kids may attend Platt Elementary School, which has an A-minus, before moving on to Haughton Middle, which has a B-plus and a student council. Children can advance to Haughton High, which also has a B-plus and offers students a Bossier Youth Leadership club.Picnics at Haughton LA Park
The Joe Delaney Memorial Park is used for its walking trails and playground. The park hosts an annual Christmas festival. The Haughton LA Park is open 24 hours a day and offers picnic areas for parties and barbecues. Residents can participate in organized sports like basketball, baseball and swimming at the YMCA of Northwest Louisiana, which is 18 miles away. Olde Oaks Golf Club offers residents a 27-hole course with scenic views.Amtrak to Bossier City
Highway 157 is the main highway that residents drive to get around Princeton. The Amtrak train services provide residents access to Bossier City. The Shreveport Regional Airport is 29 miles away.Date nights at Don Lucio’s
Residents visit Spring Market and Walmart for restocking on grocery and home supplies and Westlake Ace Hardware for home improvement items. Roger’s Corner Store is a convenient store for to-go meals and gasoline. Locals spend date nights at Don Lucio’s Bar and Grill, an authentic Mexican restaurant, or the Boomer’s Lounge for American classics and karaoke.Riverfront views on the Louisiana Boardwalk
The Party Central Family Fun Center is a popular destination for indoor amusement. Residents head to the Louisiana Boardwalk Outlets in Bossier City, which has over 60 stores and restaurants, for retail therapy and riverfront views. Louisiana Downs is the go-to casino in the area, where residents can take a gamble. The annual Louisiana State Fair occurs during the fall in Shreveport, which is 15 miles away. Locals get to experience carnival rides and food, magic shows, a circus and zoo animals.


Agents Specializing in this Area
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Zondra Spikes
Responds QuicklyKeller Williams Northwest
(318) 666-9858
195 Total Sales
1 in Princeton
$93,000 Price
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Frederic Dinca
Pinnacle Realty Advisors
(318) 827-7739
48 Total Sales
4 in Princeton
$170K - $215K Price Range
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Jen Cantrell
East Bank Real Estate
(318) 666-7201
48 Total Sales
1 in Princeton
$208,000 Price
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David Rollins
Century 21 Elite
(318) 666-4428
123 Total Sales
4 in Princeton
$28K - $180K Price Range
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Dotti Bryant
Coldwell Banker Apex, REALTORS
(318) 666-3507
86 Total Sales
1 in Princeton
$145,900 Price
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Shelly Wagner
Shelly Wagner & Associates + JPAR Real Estate
(318) 666-4452
765 Total Sales
4 in Princeton
$89K - $500K Price Range
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Princeton Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Princeton, Red Chute sell after 19 days on the market compared to the national average of 70 days. The median sale price for homes in Princeton, Red Chute over the last 12 months is $230,000, up 13% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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