The home on Eagle Stone Ridge is a great example of the trade-off between a larger lot and modern interior quality. While that property offers more land, the interior features like the honey oak cabinetry and older architectural style feel quite dated compared to the sleek, modern finishes at 35 Arch Way. Despite being 20 years older, it still sold for more per square foot than the current asking price for the new home.

This property on Legacy Drive highlights what a strong opportunity 35 Arch Way represents. Even though this sold home is six years older and much smaller, it commanded a significantly higher price per square foot. You are getting a brand-new build at 35 Arch Way for a much better rate than what buyers paid for this existing home just recently.

Comparing 35 Arch Way to this sold listing shows a very consistent value for the Legacy subdivision. While this home sold for less overall, it was significantly smaller and actually cost more per square foot. Both properties offer that desirable open-concept ranch layout with modern flooring and updated kitchens, though 35 Arch Way provides the benefit of being brand new.