This is the most direct comparison for the home for sale, as both were built in 1961 and sit on roughly one acre of land. This home on Rocking Chair Drive was also recently renovated with hardwood floors and updated kitchens and baths, yet it sold for over $100,000 less than the current asking price for 106 Marshay Meadow Road. While the finishes at the home for sale are arguably a step up in terms of style and material quality, the fundamental bones and size of the homes are nearly identical. Seeing a peer property sell for under $200 per square foot makes the $267 asking price for the home for sale look very aggressive.

This property on Glenmore Circle provides a very interesting comparison because it includes a massive detached two-car garage with a finished second level, an asset that 106 Marshay Meadow Road lacks. While the home for sale has much more modern and luxurious interior finishes, like the quartz countertops and designer tile, this sold listing offered significantly more functional utility with its outbuildings and fenced yard. The price per square foot is slightly lower here, but when you factor in the value of that extra garage space, the two properties are positioned quite closely in the market.

When looking at the home on Bradford Ridge Drive, we see a property that is nearly 40 years newer than the home for sale, yet it sold for a significantly lower price per square foot. While 106 Marshay Meadow Road has undergone a beautiful high-end renovation with quartz and stainless steel, this sold listing represents a much lower entry point into the market. The interior of this sold home is quite dated compared to the modern finishes you’ll find at the home for sale, which accounts for some of the price gap. however, the difference of nearly $90,000 is a substantial jump for a home of similar size.