Cedar Bend Window Treatment in Avon, IN

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Cedar Bend housing: 52 lots, five architectural vocabularies

Cedar Bend is a 52-lot subdivision built custom from the mid-2000s through 2022. That's roughly seventeen years for 52 houses, about three a year, so it filled in slowly and finished recently. Lots average about 0.51 acre, running from roughly a third of an acre up to 1.21 acres. Homes run 2,241 to 6,705 sq ft with an average just over 4,000 finished. Closed sales tracked from January 2021 through June 2025 spanned $339,310 to $662,000 with a $497,995 median. Every one of those sales had a three car garage, which the covenants require outright, and 67 percent had a basement.

Five styles in 52 lots is the defining fact here. Traditional American, Ranch, Craftsman, English Tudor and Contemporary each show up, and the story mix runs about nine two story to six single level among closed sales. Exteriors are brick throughout, frequently combined with cement composition accents. That isn't a cosmetic detail when you're measuring: the masonry sections give a deeper reveal and the cement board sections give a shallower one, and on a single Cedar Bend house you can meet both within thirty feet of each other. Four streets hold the entire subdivision, Cedar Bend Way, Cedar Bend Court, Scarlet Oak Drive and Ash Court, so the whole community is a few minutes on foot.

Measuring Cedar Bend: two settling conditions on one street

Window counts here run 26 to 45, with the top end on the 6,705 sq ft houses. Because every lot was built custom, the sizes don't repeat between houses and the same plan doesn't exist twice. What does repeat is the exterior recipe: brick with cement composition accents on essentially every house. Masonry openings give a deeper reveal and more usable mounting depth, and the cement board sections give less. So we measure depth opening by opening rather than by elevation, because the front of a Cedar Bend house and the back of that same house can hand you two different answers about whether an inside mount clears.

The settling picture splits too. A mid-2000s Cedar Bend house has had close to twenty years to move and a 2022 house has had three, so we three point measure everything, and we tell newer owners plainly that an opening measured this winter may read a little differently in two years. The factory deducts 1/16 inch per side from the narrowest measured width. On a settled opening that's out of square by a quarter inch, that deduction plus the out of square difference is what shows up as light gap at the wide end, and it lands on top of the 3/4 inch per side Lutron publishes for an inside mount roller. On the 6,705 sq ft houses there's a second factor: shades over 120 inches, or past a 4-to-1 height to width ratio, get larger gaps than the published standard.

Products that suit Cedar Bend's split conditions

Two facts drive most Cedar Bend specifications. First, the community finished across a seventeen year span, so some houses have settled and some are still moving, and products that tolerate a small dimensional change age better than products that need a perfect fit forever. Second, 67 percent of homes have a basement and the average house runs over 4,000 finished sq ft, which means a lot of the glass is either below grade or high enough that nobody wants to reach it twice a day. Those two facts push us toward composite materials and toward motorization on the tall runs, and away from anything hardwood in a lower level.

Cedar Bend streets and schools

Cedar Bend runs on four streets: Cedar Bend Way, Cedar Bend Court, Scarlet Oak Drive and Ash Court. It sits on Avon's southwest side near the Plainfield town line, about two miles south of Rockville Road, sharing an edge with Timber Bend. Residents on this side of Avon shop in Plainfield about as often as they shop in Avon, and they tend to describe where they live by the town boundary rather than by an Avon landmark. Schools are Avon Community School Corporation by address, with middle assignment to Avon Middle School North, South or West, and Avon High School after that.

Cedar Bend covenants and what they actually control

The Cedar Bend association charges a $200 annual fee and reviews exterior modifications, fencing included. The recorded rules are specific about the outside of the house: three car garages are mandatory, above ground pools are prohibited, detached sheds aren't allowed, chain link is out, front fencing is limited to decorative wood, and RV and boat parking is restricted. What we could not find anywhere is a recorded rule about window coverings. So the honest answer for Cedar Bend is that interior treatments appear to be unregulated, and if your board says otherwise, ask for the covenant section in writing. We'll spec to whatever it actually says rather than to what somebody remembers.

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