This sold listing is another two-story example from the same neighborhood that sold for a bit more than 106 Independence Lane. Because it is a two-story home, the price per square foot naturally looks lower, but when you factor in the premium usually paid for one-story living, the home for sale looks very attractive. The finishes, including the granite countertops and stainless appliances, are identical across both properties. It’s a great comparison of how much more you might pay for a slightly larger footprint versus the ease of a ranch layout.

This home on Rhino Bend is a two-story model that sold for slightly more than the home for sale. While it offers more total square footage, the layout is spread across two levels, which typically costs less per foot to build than a true ranch. 106 Independence Lane provides the convenience of single-level living at a very competitive price point for new construction. Both homes feature the same modern finishes and energy-efficient packages, making the ranch layout a standout value here.

This property is a much smaller one-story home that sold for a significantly higher price per square foot than 106 Independence Lane. Even though it sits on a larger lot, the interior space is quite a bit tighter, which explains the lower total price. You are getting nearly 400 more square feet at 106 Independence Lane for a relatively small increase in the overall investment. Both homes share the same brand-new quality and move-in-ready upgrade package.