This sold listing on Langstroth Court is a great example of a well-maintained stick-built ranch on a private acre. It features a two-car garage, a large deck, and updated interior finishes that provide a higher level of quality than a standard manufactured layout. Because 2558 Buckingham Drive is a manufactured home, we would expect to see a much larger price gap per square foot to account for the different asset classes, but the difference here is quite narrow.

This sold listing on Summer Springs Drive is a traditional stick-built home on nearly two acres, offering a two-car garage and a screened-in porch that 2558 Buckingham Drive lacks. While the home for sale is brand new, it is a manufactured property, which typically commands a significant price discount compared to traditional construction. This property features granite countertops and a more permanent architectural feel for a price that makes the manufactured option look expensive by comparison.

This property on Winding Creek Lane sold for a much lower price per square foot than the asking price for 2558 Buckingham Drive. Although this home was built in 2007 and shows some dated features like honey oak cabinets and laminate counters, it is a traditional stick-built home with a two-car garage and a fenced yard. The fact that a much larger, stick-built home sold for nearly the same total price as a smaller manufactured home is a major indicator that the home for sale is positioned aggressively.