This home on Iris Drive offers a different value proposition with its two-story layout and extensive backyard improvements, including a custom firepit and fenced yard. While 400 Purple Aster Street is smaller, its ranch floor plan is highly desirable and often carries a 15% price premium over two-story homes like this one. The home for sale is also five years newer, meaning you are paying for that ‘new house’ smell and a layout that is easier to navigate. This makes the price difference between the two a reasonable trade-off depending on whether you prefer more yard features or a brand-new single-level home.

This comparison is very telling because both properties are ranch-style homes. This sold property was a custom build featuring high-end upgrades like hardwood floors, granite countertops, and custom wainscoting that aren’t standard in most new builds. It also included a large upstairs bonus room, providing nearly 300 more square feet of living space for almost the same total price as 400 Purple Aster Street. When you compare the custom finishes and extra space of this home to the standard builder features of the home for sale, the current asking price at 400 Purple Aster Street appears quite high.

Located just down the street, this sold listing provides a great baseline for the neighborhood. While the home for sale at 400 Purple Aster Street is a true one-story ranch, this property is a traditional two-story layout, which typically costs less per square foot to build. The home for sale commands a premium for its single-level living and brand-new 2026 construction, whereas this home was built in 2022. Even though this property sold for a lower price per square foot, the trade-off for a brand-new ranch layout makes the pricing on 400 Purple Aster Street understandable.