Looking at the home on Pueblo Drive helps illustrate the value of ‘new.’ This sold listing is nearly 20 years older than 103 Crazy Horse and it shows in the details, like the standard ceiling heights and more traditional kitchen cabinetry. While it was well-maintained, the home for sale offers a much more modern lifestyle with its 9-foot ceilings, EV charger, and contemporary open-concept flow.

This is a fantastic comparison because both homes were built in 2021 and feature very similar modern aesthetics and open layouts. While this property sold for more overall, it is a two-story home with a bonus room, whereas 103 Crazy Horse offers the convenience of true one-story living. In our market, ranch-style homes typically command a premium because they are easier to maintain and navigate.

This sold listing offers an interesting perspective because it sits on over an acre of land, which is significantly more space than the yard at 103 Crazy Horse. While this home sold for a much lower price per square foot, it was sold in ‘as-is’ condition and lacks the modern quartz countertops and high ceilings found in the home for sale. However, even accounting for those upgrades, the price gap here is quite wide.