This property on State Street shows what 410 Spring Court could look like after a successful renovation. It features modern flooring, fresh paint, and updated cabinetry, allowing it to command a much higher price per square foot. The $38,000 price difference between the two homes represents the ‘sweat equity’ or renovation budget needed to bring the home for sale up to a move-in ready standard.

This sold listing on Thomas Street is a very direct comparison for 410 Spring Court. Both homes are positioned as investment projects requiring significant work to be habitable and meet modern codes. While this property is slightly smaller, it sold for a lower price per square foot, suggesting that the home for sale is priced at the upper end of the local fixer-upper market.

The home on Beacon Avenue offers more living space and a larger lot, which accounts for its higher overall price. Even though it is larger—which typically brings the price per square foot down—it actually sold for more per foot than 410 Spring Court. This indicates that the market sees consistent value in these older cottages even when they require a total overhaul of the interior finishes.