This home on Krogen Court is a great example of the value found in larger, all-brick homes within the area. Even though it is a bit older than 688 Willard Drive, it sold for a much lower cost per square foot while offering a similar level of interior maintenance and a beautiful outdoor fireplace. Comparing the two, 688 Willard Drive feels a bit expensive given that you can get nearly 700 more square feet and a full brick exterior for a relatively small increase in total price.

When looking at this property on Juliette Court, you can see what a higher price point buys in the area—specifically, high-end architectural details like coffered ceilings and a fully remodeled primary suite from 2024. While 688 Willard Drive is a lovely, move-in-ready home, this sold listing offered significantly more space, a third garage bay, and a more private wooded lot. The home for sale is a great option if you don’t need the extra 600 square feet, but it lacks some of the luxury ‘extras’ found in this property.

This home on E Bay Court offers a very similar lifestyle to 688 Willard Drive but at a significantly lower price point. While both properties feature beautiful screened porches and main-floor primary suites, this sold listing provided more square footage and a three-car garage for over $100,000 less. Looking at the photos, the quality of the granite and hardwood floors is nearly identical to what you see at 688 Willard Drive. It suggests that the home for sale is positioned at the very high end of the neighborhood’s price range for this specific floor plan.