This sold listing in Lexington Park is a very strong comparison for 206 Cardinal Court because it also features modern finishes like granite countertops and subway tile. This home sold for a higher price per square foot than the home for sale, even though it is nearly a decade older. While this property includes a two-car garage—a feature 206 Cardinal Court lacks—the home for sale offers significantly more interior square footage and the benefit of being a first-time occupancy. When you adjust for the premium typically paid for one-story living, the values between these two are remarkably similar.

While this home on Country Club Drive offers a very similar amount of living space, it represents a different era of construction compared to the brand-new build at 206 Cardinal Court. This sold listing features a classic ranch layout with 2005-era finishes like honey oak cabinetry and a more traditional floor plan. In contrast, 206 Cardinal Court provides the modern open-concept flow, custom white cabinets, and designer lighting that today’s buyers often prioritize. The price gap is notable, but it reflects the significant premium for moving into a home where everything from the roof to the HVAC is brand new.

This property on Quail Ridge Road is a great example of a solid, established home, but it doesn’t quite match the modern standards of 206 Cardinal Court. Built in 1988, this sold listing has a more dated exterior aesthetic and likely requires more ongoing maintenance than a 2025 build. While it sits on a larger one-acre lot, 206 Cardinal Court offers the peace of mind that comes with new warranties and contemporary energy efficiency. The higher price for the home for sale is a direct trade-off for the ‘new home’ experience and updated interior style.