Comparing 104 Spring Grove Drive to the home on Lewis Street is a classic look at ‘New vs. Established.’ This sold listing is a 1950s brick ranch that sits on over two acres, which explains its value, but the interior features visibly dated wood paneling, older flooring, and a much smaller footprint. 104 Spring Grove Drive is a modern luxury build with open-concept living, energy-efficient systems, and high-end finishes that you simply won’t find in a home from that era without a total renovation.

The home on Lot 19 is another recent sale from the same builder, but it sits on a smaller lot and has less total square footage than the home for sale. Visually, this sold listing is a 1.5-story home with dormer windows, which lacks the pure ranch flow found at 104 Spring Grove Drive. Even with less space and a more complex multi-level layout, it still sold for a higher total price and a much higher rate per square foot.

This sold listing is a great point of comparison as it was built by the same custom builder right in the same neighborhood. While this home is slightly larger, it features a two-story layout, whereas 104 Spring Grove Drive offers the convenience of true one-level living. Typically, single-story homes command a significant price premium because they are more expensive to build per square foot and highly sought after for accessibility.