This home on David Street represents the ‘before’ state of a renovation project, selling as a fixer-upper for a very low price. It provides a clear look at the baseline value for a home that needs significant work compared to the finished product at 1246 Hight Street. While this property is slightly larger, the cost to bring it up to the standard of the home for sale would likely bridge most of that $95,000 price difference.

This property on Railroad Road sold at a much lower price point, but it was specifically marketed as a tenant-occupied investment opportunity with a long-term renter. While it offers more square footage for less money, it doesn’t appear to have the same level of interior updates as the home for sale. The massive price gap is largely due to the difference between a turn-key residence and an older, occupied rental property.

The home on Craig Avenue is an excellent benchmark for 1246 Hight Street because both have been recently restored and updated. This sold listing features high-quality finishes like granite countertops and a detached garage, which adds significant value despite being slightly smaller in total square footage. Both properties are hitting the market at the exact same price per square foot, which is a strong indicator of current demand for renovated homes in this size range.