Comparing 45 Saddle Way to this sold listing on Ripley Woods Street highlights the premium typically placed on single-story living. While the home on Ripley Woods Street is larger and sold for a higher total price, it is a two-story layout on a much smaller lot. 45 Saddle Way provides the convenience of a true ranch layout and a larger yard, all while maintaining a lower price per square foot once you account for the value of a single-story floor plan.

While this sold listing on Holden Road is incredibly charming with its custom renovations and vaulted wood beams, it is much smaller than 45 Saddle Way and lacks a garage. This property features high-end finishes like J&K all-wood cabinetry, but 45 Saddle Way offers significantly more living space and the convenience of a brand-new 2-car garage for a very similar total price. Even though the home on Holden Road sits on a slightly larger lot, the value you get per square foot for a brand-new home at 45 Saddle Way is exceptional.

This home on Nottingham Court offers a fantastic 1.33-acre lot, which is a big draw for privacy, but the house itself is smaller and significantly older than 45 Saddle Way. When you look at the price per square foot, 45 Saddle Way is much more efficient, providing a brand-new home with modern energy features and a full 2-car garage which this sold property lacks. You are essentially trading the extra land for a larger, move-in-ready new build with a much lower cost per foot.