This property on Woodland Road is a true ‘apples to oranges’ comparison because it was sold as a renovation project. Although it offers much more square footage for a significantly lower price, the photos reveal a home in need of major work, including unfinished basement areas and very dated living spaces. 380 Forest Drive is a turnkey option for a buyer who doesn’t want to manage a massive construction project. The price gap between these two homes is a direct reflection of the ‘sweat equity’ required at the Woodland Road property.

The home on Bellwood Drive is a classic mid-century ranch that, while spacious, remains a ‘time capsule’ with its original pink tile bathrooms, wood-paneled walls, and popcorn ceilings. In contrast, 380 Forest Drive has seen more recent functional updates, particularly in the kitchen with solid surface counters and double ovens. While this sold property sits on a larger full-acre lot, the interior requires a total cosmetic overhaul to reach the move-in ready standard of the home for sale.

This sold listing on Cedarwood Drive represents a more modern ‘luxury’ tier in the local market compared to 380 Forest Drive. While both are listed at the same price point, this home was built in 2002 and features more contemporary architectural details like tray ceilings, an open foyer, and a primary suite on the main level. 380 Forest Drive offers more total square footage, but it is important to note that a significant portion of that space is in a basement that was finished without permits, which typically carries less value than the fully permitted living space found here.