This property on Chatuga Way represents a newer generation of townhome, built about 10 years after 1429 Montonia Street. You can see the difference in the modern finishes, including granite countertops, white cabinetry, and a more contemporary open-concept flow. It also includes a one-car garage and more total square footage, which explains why it commanded a higher overall price. While 1429 Montonia Street is more affordable, this sold listing shows what buyers are willing to pay for those extra decade-newer upgrades and the added convenience of a garage.

This sold listing is a great example of a fully modernized townhome with high-end designer touches. The kitchen features a massive granite island and custom slate flooring that you won’t typically find in the older units like 1429 Montonia Street. It also offers a third bedroom and a garage, which are major value-adds for many buyers. Even though the price per square foot is relatively close to the home for sale, the total investment here was higher to account for those luxury renovations and the newer 2016 structure.

Looking at this sold listing on Brason Lane, it is located in the same Twin Creeks community as the home for sale and was built in the same year. While this property is an end unit with a garage, it is actually smaller than 1429 Montonia Street and sold for a significantly higher price per square foot. The interior finishes here, like the honey oak cabinetry and laminate counters, are very comparable to what you would expect for the neighborhood’s original 2006 construction. Because 1429 Montonia Street offers more living space at a much lower entry price, it stands out as a very attractive option.