The home on Lewis Road sits on nearly two acres of land, offering significantly more privacy than the 0.7-acre lot at 45 Copper Penny Road. While the raw price per square foot is higher for this sold listing, that figure includes the value of a single-story layout and double the acreage. When you look at the trade-offs, the home for sale doesn’t offer the same level of land value to justify its current asking price.

This sold listing is located on the very same street and offers a direct look at what buyers are paying in Harrison Village. While both properties are brand new with modern open layouts and granite kitchens, this home provided nearly 200 more square feet of living space for a lower total price. The home on 70 Copper Penny Road also included a finished bonus room and a full appliance package, making it a very strong benchmark for the neighborhood.

This property represents a step up in finish quality, featuring quartz countertops, a custom tiled walk-in shower, and a larger 1.4-acre lot. As a true ranch, this home naturally commands a higher price point, yet its cost per square foot is almost identical to 45 Copper Penny Road. When we adjust for the fact that 45 Copper Penny Road is a two-story home with standard granite and a smaller lot, the price gap becomes more apparent.