It is important to look at this property to understand the price gap between older, established homes and brand-new construction. This sold listing is a 1980s-era home that, while charming, features much more dated finishes like basic cabinetry and window AC units, and it lacks the attached garage found at 131 Osage Drive. In contrast, the home for sale offers a modern open-concept flow, high-end quartz surfaces, and the energy efficiency of a 2026 build. While the price difference is large, it reflects the total absence of renovation needs and the luxury upgrades included in the newer home.

This sold listing is actually the exact same ‘Aster’ floor plan as the home for sale, which gives us a perfect ‘apples-to-apples’ comparison. You can see the same high-quality finishes here, including the dual-sink vanity in the primary bath and the spacious screened-in porch that overlooks the wooded backyard. Because this property sold so recently at the exact same price point, it provides very strong evidence that the market supports this value for this specific model and level of finish. The consistency in quality between these builds is a great sign for a buyer looking for a predictable, high-end experience.

Comparing these two is a great way to see the different architectural styles available in Lake Royale. While 131 Osage Drive offers a classic craftsman look with those beautiful vaulted ceilings and a barn-style pantry, this sold listing featured a sleek mid-century modern aesthetic with custom floating shelves and unique accent walls. Both homes represent the top tier of new construction quality in the area, featuring quartz countertops and luxury walk-in showers. This property did offer a bit more elbow room with a significantly larger lot of nearly an acre, which explains why its price per square foot was slightly lower.