It is important to note that the home on Park Avenue is a manufactured property, which is a different asset class than the stick-built construction at 124 Tillamook Lane. While this sold listing offers more acreage and a lower price per square foot, the interior photos show dated features like popcorn ceilings and older cabinetry that contrast sharply with the modern standards of a 2026 build. The home for sale provides the long-term value and financing ease of traditional construction, along with the amenities of a master-planned community. This comparison highlights the significant price jump required to move from a manufactured home to a brand-new traditional residence.

This property on Collins Street represents a unique investment because it includes a detached two-car garage with a fully finished two-bedroom apartment above it. While the home for sale at 124 Tillamook Lane offers more square footage in the primary residence and the benefit of brand-new 2026 construction, it lacks this secondary living space. The higher price point of this sold listing is largely justified by that versatile guest suite and the premium finishes like the masonry outdoor fireplace. Comparing the two is a bit like looking at different lifestyles, as one offers a master-planned community while the other provides rental or multi-generational potential.

This home on Allen Avenue is a classic ranch-style property, which typically commands a higher price per square foot than two-story homes like 124 Tillamook Lane. You can see the high-quality modern finishes in this sold listing, including the vaulted ceilings and the sleek walk-in shower with custom tile work. 124 Tillamook Lane provides significantly more living space for a very similar total price, though you are trading the convenience of single-level living for that extra room. Both homes offer that desirable ‘like-new’ feel with updated kitchens and open floor plans.