Looking at the photos of this property on Eagle Stone Ridge, you can see the honey oak cabinetry and older layout typical of a 2005 build. Even though it sits on a larger lot, the interior is much more dated than the fresh, modern white cabinets and granite found at 170 Symmetry Loop. The fact that the home for sale actually costs less per square foot while being nearly 20 years newer is a major advantage for a buyer.

This property on Legacy Drive is almost identical in style and quality to 170 Symmetry Loop, featuring the same open-concept feel and granite kitchen. However, it is significantly smaller, which makes its high price per square foot stand out. Because the home for sale offers so much more square footage at a much lower rate per foot, it represents a much better deal for someone needing extra space.

This home on Access Drive is a great benchmark because it’s in the same neighborhood and shares a similar modern aesthetic with LVP flooring and granite counters. While it sold for significantly less, it’s also quite a bit smaller than 170 Symmetry Loop. The price for the home for sale appears fairly positioned when you consider the extra 300+ square feet of living space and the fact that it’s a brand-new 2024 construction.