This home on Wheatfield Lane sold for significantly less, but it is a smaller floor plan with one fewer garage space. Both properties feature the high-end finishes expected in the community, like quartz islands and custom cabinetry, but the extra square footage and the third garage bay at 65 Broadleaf Lane justify a higher price point. It is a classic trade-off between a lower entry price and the additional utility found in the home for sale.

This property on Viola Lane presents a very different value proposition, offering over two acres of land and significantly more living space for nearly the same price as the home for sale. While 65 Broadleaf Lane is part of a curated subdivision, the sheer amount of acreage and square footage provided by this sold listing makes the home for sale look quite expensive by comparison. It is difficult to justify the higher cost per square foot at 65 Broadleaf Lane when such a large, private estate was available for a similar investment.

This sold listing is located on the same street and offers a very similar luxury profile to the home for sale. While it sold for a higher total price, it also provides more square footage and a similar high-end finish level, including a three-car garage and custom trim work. Since the price per square foot is nearly identical once adjusted for size, 65 Broadleaf Lane appears to be positioned right in line with its immediate neighbor.