This sold listing is very comparable to 20 Cherry Bark Drive in terms of quality, as both feature the high-end GE Cafe appliance series and beautiful custom trim work. The main reason for the higher price tag here was the extra 500+ square feet of living space and its status as a Parade of Homes entry. When we look at the cost per square foot, the two properties are actually very closely aligned. It’s reassuring to see that the market supports this level of finish at this price point in the neighborhood.

This property on Spanish Oak Drive is a great example of a standard custom build in the neighborhood. It sold for a lower price point, but it lacks some of the high-end design elements found at 20 Cherry Bark Drive, such as the upgraded Cafe series appliances and the intricate LED-lit tray ceilings. The home for sale also offers a more modern, ‘moody’ exterior aesthetic compared to the classic white farmhouse look of this sold listing. You are paying a bit more for the home for sale, but you are getting a clear step up in interior design and appliance quality.

This sold listing was a featured Parade Home, which explains the significant price premium. While both properties offer high-end custom finishes, the home on Gambel Drive included ultra-luxury touches like a dedicated scullery, floating open-riser stairs, and a Monogram appliance package. However, 20 Cherry Bark Drive holds its own with a very similar aesthetic, including the black window frames and modern linear fireplace. Seeing this property sell for over $1.2M really highlights the strength of the Sorrell Oaks market.