This property is a fantastic comparison because it is also a very recent new build with similar high-end finishes like quartz countertops and LVP flooring. While the home on Gerrad Street sold for less overall, it is also nearly 500 square feet smaller than the home for sale. When we look at the cost per square foot, 128 Tillamook Lane is actually more efficient, offering more total living space for a lower rate per foot. Both homes offer that clean, move-in-ready feel that only new construction can provide.

This sold listing is a charming historic home built in 1901 that offers a unique layout with four ensuite bathrooms. However, looking at the photos, the exterior shows significant paint peeling and the interior, while updated in parts, lacks the seamless modern flow of 128 Tillamook Lane. The home for sale provides the peace of mind that comes with a 2026 build, including a full warranty and brand-new systems. You are essentially choosing between the character of a century-old property and the low-maintenance lifestyle of a new subdivision.

Comparing the home for sale to this property is a bit like comparing apples to oranges because this sold listing is a manufactured home from 2003. While the home on Park Avenue offers a much lower entry price and more acreage, it features dated interiors like popcorn ceilings and honey oak cabinetry. In contrast, 128 Tillamook Lane is a brand-new, stick-built home with modern energy efficiencies and contemporary finishes. The significant price difference reflects the jump in quality and construction type between a 20-year-old mobile home and a new traditional build.