This property shows what a full renovation can do for these classic ranches, featuring beautiful LVP flooring and modern porcelain countertops. In contrast, 479 Ridgecrest Trail is much larger but will require a similar level of investment to reach this standard of finish. The home for sale is priced lower per square foot, which accounts for the updates a buyer would likely want to make. It’s a fair trade-off between getting more space or getting a finished product.

The home on Wayview Road offers a great comparison because it has been tastefully updated with white cabinetry and butcher block counters. Even with those modern upgrades and a smaller floor plan, it sold for a lower price per square foot than the current asking price for 479 Ridgecrest Trail. Looking at the photos, the interior of the Wayview home feels much more current and refreshed than the home for sale. It’s hard to justify a higher price per foot for a home that needs more work.

This home on Sagefield Drive is a very close match in style to 479 Ridgecrest Trail, though it is a bit smaller. Both properties are classic brick ranches that retain many of their original features, like the vintage tile in the bathrooms and older kitchen cabinetry. While this sold listing went for a lower total price, its cost per square foot was very similar to what is being asked for the home for sale. However, when we adjust for the size difference, the home for sale is actually priced higher for the same level of finish.