This sold listing is a smaller, 2-bedroom home with more modest finishes compared to what you will find at 137 Seaman Street. The significant price difference is justified by the extra bedroom, the brand-new construction, and the higher-quality interior specs like granite and custom shelving. This home represents a more entry-level price point with older bathrooms and a basic kitchen, whereas 137 Seaman Street is a step up in both quality and utility. The 1960s brick exterior is charming, but it cannot compete with the modern efficiency of a 2026 build.

This property is an excellent comparison because the size is almost identical to 137 Seaman Street. While this sold listing is a much older brick ranch, it was beautifully renovated with a modern open kitchen, white cabinetry, and an island. The relatively small price gap between a fully renovated home and a brand-new build suggests that 137 Seaman Street is positioned well in the market. You are getting a similar level of finish, but with the added benefit of everything being brand new from the ground up.

This sold listing offers more space for a lower price, but it lacks the modern high-end finishes planned for 137 Seaman Street. While 111 Ward Avenue is move-in ready, the kitchen features older honey-oak style cabinetry and laminate countertops that don’t match the granite and custom tile of the new home. You are essentially choosing between more square footage in an established 1970s home or a brand-new, maintenance-free build with premium materials. The price gap reflects the significant difference in age and the ‘new home’ feel.