Hudson Pointe II Oswego: What $380,000 Buys

A larger townhome or a smaller detached house? The price tells only part of the story.

Brian Hochstetter | Hochstetter Homes, brokered by eXp Realty LLC

Information reviewed November 3, 2026. Advertised prices, availability and construction estimates can change.

If you have about $380,000 in mind for new construction in Oswego, what does that actually buy? At Hudson Pointe II, one advertised townhome gives us a useful place to start. The interesting part comes when you compare it with a detached plan in the same community.

What does about $380,000 buy at Hudson Pointe II?

The current example is 205 Cooney Way, a Marianne townhome. That is an advertised price for an identified home, which gives you a more concrete starting point than a general community price range.

Lennar describes the Marianne as a two-story design with the living, dining and kitchen areas on the first floor and bedrooms upstairs. Think about how that arrangement would work for your normal day. Where would you work, host guests or put the things you use most?

The listing is a snapshot. Confirm the current price, included finishes, homesite details and availability before building your plans around it.

Source: Lennar’s 205 Cooney Way listing, reviewed November 3, 2026.

How does that compare with the detached Brighton plan?

Lennar’s community page advertises the Brighton in the Horizon Series from $465,990. Its plan page describes a single-story home with 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 1,455 square feet and a 2-car garage.

The townhome in this comparison has 312 more advertised square feet. The detached plan’s starting price is $86,000 higher than the townhome’s listed price. Those differences are arithmetic from the advertised figures, not a quote for upgrading one home into the other.

You are comparing different kinds of homes, different layouts and different pricing bases. A plan starting price does not establish the final cost of a particular homesite with its selected features. It also does not identify a finished Brighton home available at that price.

A bigger budget does not automatically buy more interior space. Here, the choice also involves attached versus detached living and a two-story versus single-story layout. Which matters more to you?

Source: community pricing and Brighton plan details, reviewed November 3, 2026.

Different products and pricing bases. Figures reviewed November 3, 2026. Confirm current home-specific details.

Is 205 Cooney Way ready to move into?

The individual listing labels it under construction and gives January 15, 2027 as its estimated completion date. For planning, think estimated January 2027, then confirm the schedule for that specific home.

An estimated completion date is different from a confirmed closing or possession date. Ask what work remains and when the builder expects to confirm those dates. If you have a lease ending or a home to sell, work through that overlap before booking movers.

Source: Lennar’s dated construction estimate for 205 Cooney Way, reviewed November 3, 2026.

What else does Hudson Pointe II offer in Oswego?

Lennar markets Hudson Pointe II with townhomes and single-family homes. The community page advertises a park and pond and points to shopping and dining around Oswego.

Use the home tour to look beyond the floor plan. Ask to see the actual homesite, nearby construction and the current community plan. If a particular amenity matters to your decision, confirm its location, access and present condition.

Try the trips you make regularly and confirm the meeting location for the collection you want to see. This article does not establish commute times, walking distances, school assignments or municipal permit status.

Source: Lennar’s Hudson Pointe II community page, reviewed November 3, 2026.

What should you compare beyond the advertised price?

Start with the actual home. Request an itemized price for the address and homesite you are considering, including selected features and any additional charges. Ask which features in a model are included in that home.

Then compare ongoing costs. Get current association fees, the services they cover, maintenance responsibilities, restrictions, insurance information and a property-specific tax estimate. Attached or detached does not, by itself, tell you which services are included or what your total monthly cost will be.

Finally, compare timing and terms. Ask for the construction schedule and written details of any current offers. No particular incentive, lender offer or buyer eligibility has been verified for this article.

Neither advertised price here is a monthly payment quote. Put the full purchase and ongoing costs beside the layout and timing, then decide which option fits how you want to live.

Primary sources: Lennar Hudson Pointe II community page; 205 Cooney Way listing; Brighton plan. Reviewed November 3, 2026. Builder marketing describes the advertised products and estimates; it does not independently establish occupancy approval or guaranteed possession.