This colonial-style home at 83 Kay Chiarello Way is a documented 3-bedroom, 2-bath property built in 1995 with 1,840 square feet of living area. Sited on a 0.24-acre (10,454 sq ft) level lot, the house combines traditional two-story layout and wood-frame construction with a number of documented modern updates. The Smith Family Trust has retained ownership since the property's construction, and tax and occupancy records indicate the home is owner-occupied.
Internally the property is reported in good condition and includes a recently upgraded kitchen and renovated bathrooms, plus a new HVAC system installed in 2023. Mechanical and comfort features are documented as central air conditioning and forced-air gas heating. The home includes a full, unfinished basement and a fireplace, which add functional space and resale flexibility. Parking is provided by an attached one-car garage and a driveway with roughly two estimated spaces.
From a site and zoning perspective the parcel is in Hamilton Township (R-15 zoning) within Mercer County and the Trenton-Princeton MSA. Utilities are municipal water and sewer with PSE&G gas and electric service. The property is near primary road access—Route 33 is about 0.5 miles away—providing straightforward connections to retail, employment, and regional corridors. Nearby anchors documented in local data include Hamilton Marketplace (1.5 miles), Veterans Park (1 mile), and Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital (approximately 2 miles).
Market context and recent comparable transactions support the local pricing environment: three nearby sales within a one-mile radius closed in the past year and were used in the sales-comparison approach. Lease comparables and a rental estimate suggest a local monthly rent in the $2,450–2,550 range, with a CompCasa rental estimate near $2,500. The community shows moderate inventory and steady demand, with average days on market near 34 and year-over-year appreciation consistent with regional figures. Key verifications recommended by records include roof and foundation inspection and confirmation of lot boundaries before transaction decisions are made.