This home on Rolling Star Court is the largest of the group, offering over 300 more square feet than the home for sale. Even with that extra space and a fourth bedroom, the price per square foot was considerably lower than what is being asked for 210 Tar Banks Drive. It really highlights that the current asking price for 210 Tar Banks Drive is at the top of the market for this neighborhood, especially since the interior finishes are virtually the same.

When we look at this property on Rolling Star Court, we see a home that is significantly larger than 210 Tar Banks Drive. While the total price was higher, the cost per square foot was much lower, providing more living space for the money. Both homes feature that clean, modern aesthetic with luxury vinyl plank flooring and open-concept kitchens that you’re looking for, but this sold listing offered a more versatile loft and an extra bedroom.

This sold listing on Big Dream Court offers a very similar layout and the same brand-new finishes as 210 Tar Banks Drive, but it actually sold for nearly $15,000 less. Since both homes are part of the same new development and feature identical white shaker cabinets and granite countertops, the price gap is quite noticeable. You are essentially getting an extra bedroom in the Big Dream Court home for a significantly lower total price.