Contemporary new construction with loft, fireplace, and community pool
Sales comparison approach using recent new construction sales in Ridge at Longview. Adjusted for size, features, and market conditions.
What stands out first at 2100 Coral Daisy Trail is the scale: nearly 2,920 square feet of thoughtfully arranged living space in the final phase of Ridge at Longview. Built in 2026 and still fresh from the builder, this two-story home pairs a modern open-concept main level with smartly zoned private spaces upstairs. The heart of the home is a designer kitchen—stainless steel appliances, a generous center island and plenty of counter room—opened to a family room anchored by a fireplace, creating a central gathering point for weekday dinners and weekend entertaining.
Practicality meets versatility in the floor plan. A guest bedroom and full bath on the main floor make hosting simple or allow for multi-generational arrangements without sacrificing privacy. Upstairs, the primary suite is sized for comfort and organization, featuring dual walk-in closets and a private bath. A flexible loft sits between two additional bedrooms — both with walk-in closets — giving families a second living area for media, study, or play. The clean, new finishes and contemporary fixtures make this house move-in ready while still leaving room for personal touches.
Outside, the 0.20-acre, level lot provides a low-maintenance yard and standard frontage on Coral Daisy Trail with a two-car attached garage and driveway parking for additional vehicles. As part of Ridge at Longview, residents can take advantage of community amenities that enhance everyday living—clubhouse, playground, pool, and green spaces—without long drives. Commuters will appreciate easy access to Longs Pond Road and convenient drives to Downtown Lexington (about 5 miles) and Columbia (roughly 15 miles), as well as Columbia Metropolitan Airport.
From a value perspective, this listing aligns with recent new-construction sales in the neighborhood, offering roughly $128 per square foot—competitive for a home of this size and specification. Whether you’re a family seeking durable new construction or an investor attracted to steady rental demand in the Lexington market, 2100 Coral Daisy Trail delivers modern comforts, practical layout options, and a community-oriented setting.
2100 Coral Daisy Trl, Lexington, SC 29073
Ridge at Longview is a growing residential enclave on Lexington’s suburban edge, offering family-focused amenities like a clubhouse, community pool, playground and plenty of green space. Streets are quiet and level, ideal for evening walks and neighborhood play, while shopping, dining and service nodes are a short drive away. The community provides straightforward commutes to Downtown Lexington and Columbia, attracting buyers who want a newer home without losing easy access to regional employment centers.
Good neighborhood recreation with an on-site pool, playground, clubhouse and green spaces; additional parks and regional outdoor options are a short drive away.
Lexington’s market currently reads as balanced with a tilt toward demand for new construction. Inventory sits at approximately three months, which historically favors sellers when supply is tight for move-in-ready product, but overall activity has been steady rather than overheated. Median sale price in the area is around $350,000 and average days on market are approximately 45 — new homes in Ridge at Longview have been selling in the low-to-mid $300Ks with price-per-square-foot figures clustering near $120–$130. Recent comparable sales within a few streets of 2100 Coral Daisy Trail indicate strong local appetite for modern, larger floorplans: three nearby closings this past year fall between $355K and $375K.
For buyers, this is a workable window to secure new construction without paying a premium seen in hyper-competitive markets. For sellers and builders, continued population growth in Lexington and limited new-home inventory in established subdivisions support steady appreciation (about 5% year-over-year in the area). Single-family new construction is performing well: shorter marketing periods for comparable homes and consistent buyer interest suggest this property is competitively positioned. Investors should note projected rents near $2,500/month and a gross rental yield estimate around 8% based on local comps, underscoring demand for updated rentals.
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