This property on Bridges Lane really shines with its modern quartz countertops and cohesive flooring throughout. It feels a bit more turn-key and polished than 112 Waiters Way, which explains why it commanded such a high price per square foot. Even though 112 Waiters Way is larger and offers more total rooms, the quality of finishes in this sold listing sets a high bar for the area. The home for sale offers more space, but this property had the edge on modern aesthetics.

The home on Madeline Court offers a very similar level of updates to 112 Waiters Way, including quartz counters and a nicely updated master bath. While it is a smaller footprint, the price point was significantly lower, making it a very accessible entry into the Mill Creek neighborhood. 112 Waiters Way is asking for a much larger investment for the additional square footage, and this sold listing shows that buyers in this area have found similar quality for much less.

This sold listing on Madeline Court is a great example of the premium buyers often pay for a true ranch layout. While it sold for a lower total price, its cost per square foot was actually higher than 112 Waiters Way. However, when we adjust for the fact that 112 Waiters Way is a larger home with a second level, the home for sale starts to look a bit expensive for the neighborhood. Both properties feature nice updates, but the price gap here is hard to ignore.