This sold listing on US 15 is a very close match in terms of size and overall condition, though it was built about 13 years later than 1615 Hunters Trail. It sold for $20,000 less, but it’s important to note that it did not have a garage, only an outbuilding. At 1615 Hunters Trail, you are getting that attached 2-car garage, which is a major convenience and value-add. When you factor in the cost of building a garage, the price difference between these two homes starts to make a lot of sense.

The home on Fawn Lane sold for a lower price, but there are some very clear trade-offs to consider. While that property sat on over 2.5 acres, the interior photos show it was quite dated with older cabinetry and unique paint choices that many buyers would want to update immediately. In contrast, 1615 Hunters Trail offers a much more move-in-ready feel and includes a full 2-car garage, which the Fawn Lane property lacked. The higher price for 1615 Hunters Trail seems to account for these better finishes and the functional garage space.

When looking at this sold listing on US 15, it’s clear that it offered a lot of extra value for just a small increase in total price. This home provided nearly 400 more square feet of living space and sat on almost 3 acres of land, which is significantly more than the 1.1 acres at 1615 Hunters Trail. While both properties are well-kept manufactured homes with 2-car garages, the sheer amount of additional land and interior space makes the price point of 1615 Hunters Trail look a bit high by comparison.