The home on Honeycup Court is significantly larger, which naturally brings its cost per square foot down compared to 245 Buckthorn Drive. Both properties offer very similar modern finishes, including granite countertops and durable LVP flooring. The price difference between the two is quite reasonable when you consider the difference in total living space.

This sold listing just down the street on Buckthorn Drive features several high-end custom touches, like geometric accent walls and a dual primary suite layout. It also boasts a fully fenced yard with a beautiful paver patio for entertaining. While 245 Buckthorn Drive doesn’t have those specific custom upgrades yet, its price reflects a more standard, clean slate for a new owner.

This sold listing on Spotted Bee Way is a fantastic benchmark because it’s nearly the same size and in the same neighborhood. While it sold for a higher total price, it included a screened porch and a fire pit, which are great additions. However, 245 Buckthorn Drive is priced much more aggressively per square foot for a brand-new home, making it a standout for buyers looking to maximize their budget.