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52 houses built inside five years, 2010 to 2015

The Gardens is recorded under its own plat name even though it reads as a later section of the Maple Run development and shares its access. That distinction isn't academic. County records and MLS listings separate them, so a search for one won't return the other, while residents use the names interchangeably. The builder isn't sourced for this section, and neither is the split between two story and ranch plans, nor a separate size range. What we do have is a hard count of 52 built parcels inside the Sheridan corporate limit and a build window of 2010 to 2015 taken from the county's year built field.

Set that against the town's overall shape and the Gardens starts to look unusual. Sheridan's housing stock is a barbell: 33.1% predates 1940, 42.2% was built in 2000 or later, and only 8.0%, which is 116 units, dates from 1980 to 1999. There is almost no first generation drywall return housing in this town at all. The 52 houses in the Gardens belong instead to the 309 units Sheridan added in the 2010s, nearly three times what it built across two full decades before 2000. The wider Maple Run development records a median lot of about 0.16 acres; the Gardens isn't separately measured, so lot dimensions get taken on site.

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Expect 16 to 22 openings on 2010s production stock of this type, an inference from era rather than a count taken in this section. Every house postdates 2010, so the mounting condition is drywall returns with no applied casing and generous depth throughout. What makes the Gardens different from its neighbor isn't the depth, it's the consistency. Fifty two houses built inside five years have all had the same eleven to sixteen years to move, in the same ground, off the same generation of plans. Maple Run next door carries a 2005 house and a 2025 house under one name and can't say any of that.

Consistency changes which products are practical. Where openings genuinely repeat, side channels and a light blocking pocket become worth specifying, because the same detail can be built across a run of bedrooms without individual adjustment at each window. On the Higbee plats, where nothing repeats and openings taper, that identical detail would bind. The 2010 to 2015 elevations also sit between vocabularies: the arched and elliptical transoms of the 2000s were on their way out, and the flat rectangular units with an entry transom of the 2020s weren't standard yet. That's inference, not a verified plan set, so shaped glass gets confirmed at the door.

What we specify in the Gardens

Because the openings repeat here, the Gardens is the section where a whole house order makes the most sense and where the per window price falls fastest. National ranges are the only published guide: custom treatments $250 to $2,600 per window against stock at $60 to $600, shutters $175 to $800, drapery $300 to $4,000. Custom fabrication runs 2 to 5 weeks and there's no reason at all to hurry the decision. One thing worth planning around: with 16 to 22 openings and a section this uniform, ordering the whole run in one dye lot avoids the mismatch that shows up when a room gets finished a year later. IC 24-5-11 requires a written contract on residential work over $150, and we're insured and insured.

Sharing an entrance with Maple Run

The Gardens immediately adjoins Maple Run and shares its access, so most residents describe themselves as living in Maple Run even though the plats are recorded separately. That matters for anyone searching: the county and the MLS distinguish 52 Gardens parcels from Maple Run's 245, but a neighbor giving directions won't. The Hamilton County parcel query returned no street names for this section, so we list none rather than invent them. The Sheridan Community Schools campus serves the section, elementary through high school inside one small corporation, and it's the reference point people use when they explain where the Gardens actually is.

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