The home on Nandina Lane is a great example of a trade-off between interior space and land. While it sold for over $50,000 less than 55 Shearin Lane, it is nearly 500 square feet smaller and lacks the extra living area found in the home for sale. This sold listing does feature solar panels and a massive 1.75-acre lot, which explains its higher cost per square foot. If you value indoor living space and a newer feel, 55 Shearin Lane appears positioned well against this smaller neighbor.

This property on Parkers Gate Drive sold for nearly the same price as 55 Shearin Lane, but it offers significantly less living space. While this sold listing sits on a larger 1.35-acre lot, the home for sale provides much more ‘house’ for your dollar with its 2,190 square foot layout. Both homes share very similar modern finishes from 2022, including granite counters and open floor plans. Choosing 55 Shearin Lane means you are getting a much larger interior footprint for essentially the same investment.

This home on Parkers Gate Drive sold for quite a bit less than 55 Shearin Lane, but it is also a smaller floor plan. Visually, the finishes are very comparable, though this sold listing did offer a carpet allowance, suggesting the interior might have needed a little more attention than the home for sale. 55 Shearin Lane offers a more generous 0.7-acre lot and a larger bonus room upstairs. The price difference between the two feels very appropriate given the extra square footage you gain at 55 Shearin Lane.