Jennifer Curtis

Having lived and worked in and around Princeton for over 25 years, Jennifer fell in love with the area as a unique place to live and raise her family. She enjoys the vibrancy of a university town, access to open farm space, proximity of Lambertville and its antiquing community, the eclecticism of New Hope, cultural offerings of McCarter Theater and the proximity of New York City. Born and raised in historic Haddonfield, New Jersey, Jennifer gained an appreciation for a broad range of architectural styles, including traditional 18th and 19th century colonial, Federal, Greek Revival, Queen Anne and Victorian style homes. She loves the opportunity to work in real estate and the experience of getting to know each property with its unique features, sense of history, modern context and the special attributes that makes a house a home.

After graduating from the College of New Jersey with a Major in Political Science, Jennifer worked in fashion in New York City and later honed her appreciation for the importance of customer service as the top seller at a retail store in Princeton, and as a salesperson in a modern art gallery. In the early years of raising her daughter in West Windsor, she started a successful garden design business working with clients in Princeton, Hopewell, Pennington, Montgomery, East Amwell, West Windsor, and Cranbury.

She learned to listen to a client's needs and now brings her own creativity to help develop a vision that balances the style of the home and the client's lifestyle. She will help you achieve your goals through a balance of understanding your needs and guiding you to optimal opportunities in the marketplace. Jennifer enjoys being a working mom active in the Princeton community with all of the diverse opportunities that it offers.

She volunteers for the Hopewell Valley Green Team to implement strategy on local environmental sustainability issues, and can also be seen planting a native garden occasionally with Hopewell Valley Friends of Open Space. She is sponsor of Friends of Hopewell Valley Open Space Gala in the fall. She will enjoy sharing with you all of the CSA farms and organic farmers in the Valley. She is a prior Deacon and active member of Nassau Presbyterian Church. At the Princeton Waldorf School, she was a Parent Rep for 5 years, is an active member of their Development Committee, Co-Chair of the Mayfair and active fundraiser.

Her family shared a love for sports and the outdoors as members of the Hunterdon Hills Pony Club of America, and are avid skiers and runners. Jennifer looks forward to sharing her passion and knowledge with you as you seek to sell or buy the home of your dreams.