The home on 12 Rolling Banks Drive is a larger two-story model that sold for a higher total price but a lower rate per square foot. Because 212 Tar Banks Drive is a single-story home, it is expected to cost more per foot, and it actually offers the same number of bedrooms in a more efficient footprint. Both properties share the same modern, clean aesthetic and brand-new construction quality.

This sold listing is the most direct comparison because it is also a true ranch with nearly identical finishes and square footage. However, the home on Big Dream Court sold for significantly less per square foot despite being slightly larger than 212 Tar Banks Drive. Since both homes are brand new with the same quality of materials and layout style, the higher price for the home for sale is harder to justify.

This sold listing is a two-story home, which naturally carries a lower price per square foot than a ranch like 212 Tar Banks Drive. While this property offers more total square footage, the home for sale provides the convenience of single-level living and an additional bedroom. The interior finishes in both homes are nearly identical, featuring the same white shaker cabinets, granite countertops, and modern flooring found throughout the neighborhood.