Comparing the home for sale to the home on Roseshell Way highlights the premium of brand-new construction. This sold listing is a few years older and features granite countertops rather than the more modern quartz found at 155 Buckthorn Drive. While this property included a nice screened-in porch, it lacks the third garage bay and the fifth bedroom offered at the home for sale. The higher price at 155 Buckthorn Drive appears fairly priced when accounting for the larger size, the extra garage space, and the ‘never-lived-in’ status of a 2026 build.

This property offers a fascinating trade-off compared to 155 Buckthorn Drive. While this sold listing features a rare dual-primary suite layout which is highly desirable, 155 Buckthorn Drive counters with a three-car garage and an additional fifth bedroom. Both homes are brand new with nearly identical finish levels, including luxury vinyl flooring and quartz countertops. The lower price per square foot on this sold home suggests it was a strong value, but the added utility of the extra garage space at the home for sale bridges much of that value gap.

When looking at this sold listing on the same street, we see a very similar new construction profile to 155 Buckthorn Drive. While this home sold for a lower total price, it was also notably smaller and only featured a two-car garage compared to the three-car garage found at the home for sale. Both properties offer modern open-concept layouts with guest bedrooms on the main level and high-end finishes like quartz and custom cabinetry. The price difference between the two largely reflects the additional square footage and the extra garage bay provided at 155 Buckthorn Drive.