This sold listing represents a slightly more premium version of the same size home, featuring custom accent walls and a highly desirable screened-in porch with a paver patio. These lifestyle upgrades, combined with the fact that it is a few years newer, justify the $10 per square foot premium it achieved. 135 Ambergate is a great alternative for a buyer who wants the same amount of space but is looking to stay under that $350k mark by forgoing those specific custom decorative touches. It provides a solid, clean slate that is ready for you to add your own personal style over time.

This property commanded a higher price primarily due to its additional bedroom and more complex floor plan, which includes a formal dining room and a dedicated office. Visually, the finishes are very comparable to 135 Ambergate, featuring similar cabinetry and flooring styles. However, 135 Ambergate offers a more attractive price point for buyers who don’t necessarily need the fourth bedroom or the extra formal living spaces. You are getting a very similar aesthetic and quality for a significantly lower total investment.

This home is located just down the street and offers a nearly identical footprint and layout to 135 Ambergate. While it sold for slightly less, it featured significant recent updates including a new roof in 2020 and a brand-new HVAC system. Both properties offer that desirable loft space and large backyards, making them very direct competitors in the neighborhood. The home for sale holds its own with its granite kitchen and modern backsplash, which feel a bit more current than some of the finishes in this sold listing.