This home on [Street Name] is very similar in size and layout to the home for sale, but the interior tells a different story. This sold listing features the original 2005 white appliances and oak cabinetry, which feels quite dated compared to the sleek granite and new flooring found at 1567 Quail Circle. While it sold for less, a buyer would likely spend a significant amount to bring it up to the same modern standard.

This property is a great example of what a fully renovated older unit can command. Even though it is much smaller than 1567 Quail Circle, it sold for a significantly higher price per square foot because of its high-end quartz counters and trendy LVP flooring. It’s important to note that this sold listing is a one-story end unit, which often carries a premium for those avoiding stairs.

When looking at this sold listing, you can see it represents an older generation of townhomes in the area. While it sold for a lower total price, it is a much smaller one-story unit with original 2004 finishes like honey oak cabinets and laminate countertops. In contrast, 1567 Quail Circle offers a much more modern lifestyle with its 2018 construction, granite island, and stainless steel appliances.