This sold listing was an end-unit version of the smaller Poplar model, which explains why its cost per square foot was higher than the home for sale. End units often command a premium for extra windows and side yard space, yet 361 Moose Meadow Way still offers more total interior square footage for a relatively small increase in total price. When comparing the two, you are essentially choosing between the privacy of an end unit or the larger, main-level living layout of the Nassau Cove plan. Both represent the high-quality new construction standards found throughout this subdivision.

This sold listing is the exact same Nassau Cove floor plan as 361 Moose Meadow Way, located just a few doors down in the same community. Both homes feature the desirable main-level primary suite and identical modern finishes like granite countertops and LVP flooring. The slight price difference likely comes down to specific interior design selections or lot positioning within the neighborhood. Since they are essentially the same home, this sale provides a very clear benchmark for what buyers are currently paying for this specific layout.

This property is the smaller Poplar floor plan, which lacks the main-level primary suite found at 361 Moose Meadow Way. While the finishes and overall quality are very similar, the home for sale offers significantly more functional space and a more convenient layout for those looking to avoid stairs for the main bedroom. The price gap between the two makes sense when you consider the added square footage and the premium typically associated with main-level living designs. It is a great example of the price jump required to move up to a larger, more specialized floor plan in Wrenn Farms.