Centre Place Window Treatment, Sheridan, IN

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Center Place housing: 41 parcels, all of them 2023 to 2025

Center Place is small and completely uniform in age, which is unusual in Sheridan. The county returns 41 built parcels under the subdivision name with years running 2023 through 2025, and a wider city level query found 33 built in 2023 and 2024 alone, so houses were still being added through 2025. D.R. Horton is the builder, confirmed in both the parcel record and in market listings, and it is the only Sheridan community with a verified builder attached to it. What the record does not carry is lot size, story mix or floor area for this section. None of that is separately published, so we take those on site rather than print a number we cannot stand behind. Sheridan's median list price is $340,000 against a median sale price of $334,900.

The era is most of the story. Sheridan built only 116 units across the whole of 1980 to 1999, 8.0% of the town, so the arched and elliptical transom vocabulary that fills subdivisions built out in the nineties barely exists anywhere here. Center Place skips it too. Current D.R. Horton elevations in this market run rectangular units with a transom over the entry and a sliding patio door, carrying materially less arched glass than the 2000s stock at Sheridan Estates. That last point is flagged in the record as an inference from builder and era rather than verified against a plan set, so shapes get confirmed at the measure. Town wide, 168 built parcels now carry a year built of 2020 or later.

What a Center Place measure runs into

Depth comes first because it decides everything after it. Brand new drywall returns with no applied casing give you the cleanest inside mount condition in Sheridan, deep enough that a cellular headrail, a roller cassette or a shutter L-frame can recess fully instead of sitting on the wall face. What you do not get is a casing board to screw into. On an outside mount the mounting bracket lands on flat wall and has to find wood framing behind it, so we locate that before anyone quotes a Z-frame. Then the arithmetic: the factory takes 1/16 inch per side off your finished width, and Lutron publishes a 3/4 inch per side inside mount light gap on its Roller 20/64. On a square 2024 opening that gap is predictable, which is exactly why we will commit to it here.

Exposure is the open question. Plat orientation was not separately sourced for this section, and unlike the numbered cardinal grid downtown, where 2nd through 6th run one way and Main, Georgia, Ohio and Adams run the other, a modern plat gives no single rule to work from. What we do know is that these lots were farm ground three years ago and carry effectively no tree canopy, so nothing outside is filtering anything. Glass on the sunny side takes it raw. That pushes the openness decision toward 3% on the elevations that glare and 5% where you would rather keep the view. The sliding patio door is its own problem: a reverse roll clears a door handle but is not compatible with a fascia, so you pick one.

What we specify most in Center Place

Two facts drive the specification here. The openings are deep, square and consistent, so products with the fussiest mounting requirements are genuinely available to you in a way they are not in the older half of Sheridan. And there is no canopy on these 41 parcels, so solar control is a product decision rather than something the trees handle for you. Indianapolis sits in IECC Climate Zone 5A with a January average low of 20.9F and a July average high of 85.2F, which means a house here carries a real heating load and a real cooling load inside the same year. Custom work runs $250 to $2,600 per window as a national range, shutters $175 to $800, motorized $300 to $1,500 installed. No Indianapolis installed pricing is published anywhere. Lead time is 2 to 5 weeks.

Center Place, the school campus and the rest of Sheridan

The parcel record returns no street names for this section, so there are none listed here: the county's street field came back populated for Maple Run, Atwater and the Higbee plats and empty for Center Place. What is on the record is the schools. Sheridan Community Schools is its own corporation, separate from Westfield Washington, Carmel Clay and Hamilton Southeastern, and the campus is the landmark this community sits closest to. The rest of town is a short drive in a place covering 2.14 square miles: the Carnegie funded Sheridan Public Library of 1912, Biddle Memorial Park, the Monon Trail corridor on the old railroad right of way, and the crossing of State Road 47 and State Road 38 that puts you about 30 miles from downtown Indianapolis.

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