This sold property is a great comparison because it is also a true ranch-style home. While it features a classic brick exterior and more total square footage, the interior finishes are original to the mid-2000s with honey oak cabinets. 1725 Cobblestone Drive offers a more contemporary aesthetic with its white kitchen and updated floors, which many buyers prefer over the older styles found on Andrews Court.

The home on Massimo Drive offers more space and access to a neighborhood pool, but the interior feels a bit more dated with its darker wood cabinetry and older finishes. In contrast, 1725 Cobblestone Drive features a much brighter, modernized kitchen and new flooring throughout. You’re essentially choosing between the extra square footage of a two-story layout and the convenience of a fully updated single-story home.

This home is just down the street and provides a great benchmark for the neighborhood. While it sold for a slightly lower total price, it offers more square footage and the added luxury of a private pool in the backyard. However, 1725 Cobblestone Drive holds its own with a very similar level of interior updates, including fresh paint and new flooring that make it feel just as move-in ready.