Robbinsville, New Jersey is the village that Washington Township in Mercer County is centered around. Just north of the intersection of I-195 and US Route 130, it is located along the New Jersey Turnpike in central New Jersey.

Once mostly rural wide open space, the picturesque homes of the township take on the image of small town America. The Washington Town Center development is planned to enhance this image, with homes that feature front porches and picket fences.

Residents of Robbinsville can take advantage of nearby boutique shops, services and restaurants. The town center will be the first of its kind in New Jersey.

The village of Windsor, located in Washington township near Robbinsville, was once called Centerville. If you could balance the state of New Jersey on a pin, this is the geographical center of the state.

Both Sharon elementary and Pond Road middle schools have applied to be Blue Ribbon Schools. A brand new high school has risen out of the farm fields along Robbinsville Edinburg Road, and opened for business this fall.

There are several housing developments in Washington township that are under ten years old, with the selling prices in the upper $500,000 range, with house sizes from 2,200 to 4,000 square feet.