Window Treatment in Oaks of Avon, Avon

Local Window Treatment Experience in Oaks of Avon

Oaks of Avon: six years, 82 acres, no ranches

The Oaks of Avon declaration was recorded in April 1998 and the subdivision was effectively complete by 2004. Six years is one of the tightest build windows in Avon, against twenty nine at Avon Trails and more than fifty around the Prestwick course, and it's the reason the elevations repeat. The published estimate of 125 to 165 homes on about 82 acres was derived from development size and sales pace rather than from a parcel count. Lots average 0.31 acre across a 0.24 to 0.51 acre range. Construction is brick with vinyl on 34 of 35 closed sales.

Homes run 2,004 to 4,121 sq ft with a 3,105 sq ft average and a 3,145 sq ft median, so half the subdivision sits above 3,100 finished sq ft. Every one of 35 tracked sales was a two story detached home, typically four to five bedrooms upstairs plus a two story family room and a formal front room. Sale prices ran $300,000 to $471,000 with a $395,000 median through 4 August 2026. Twenty of the 35 sat on cul de sacs and 25 of the listings specifically noted mature trees, which is unusual in a town where 39.9 percent of housing units went up on bare farm ground after 2010.

Oaks of Avon window profile: stacked two story glass and 22 to 30 openings

Twenty two to thirty openings per house is the working range, and the shape of the job is set by the two story family room. Windows stacked above the main opening are out of reach from the floor, which means a motor, or a long reach wand on a product that tolerates one, and that single decision drives the budget more than fabric choice does. The arched and palladian heads across the front are the other signature detail of the 1998 to 2004 stock. Those get templated rather than tape measured, and they're usually best specified as fixed panels with the working treatment on the rectangular opening beneath.

Depth is unremarkable in Oaks of Avon: early-2000s brick and vinyl production framing on 2x4 walls with modest jamb returns, better than Avon Trails and shallower than the masonry reveals in Avon Estates. The real measuring risk is squareness on the tall volume openings, where the header carries the most load and twenty to twenty eight years of settlement shows up worst. Lutron notes that shades 120 inches and taller, or at a 4 to 1 height to width ratio, get larger light gaps than the standard 3/4 inch per side. A two story volume window is exactly that geometry.

What we specify in Oaks of Avon

The budget conversation here is different from anywhere else in Avon because the count is different. Twenty two to thirty openings at $250 to $2,600 per window nationally for custom work, with the two story volume adding motorization at $300 to $1,500 per window installed, means most Oaks of Avon owners phase the job. If you phase it, order by room and note the dye lot, because fabric runs shift and a shade bought a year later can read slightly off against its neighbor. Lead time on custom is 2 to 5 weeks. Under the Indiana Home Improvement Contract Act, IC 24-5-11, anything over $150 gets a written contract naming the scope and the total price.

Oaks of Avon, its cul de sacs and Avon schools

Oaks of Avon sits in northern Avon in Washington Township, ZIP 46123, between the Avon and Brownsburg retail corridors, with walking and biking paths connecting toward the B&O Trail. There's a community pool and a playground and park inside the plat. Individual street names aren't published in a retrievable source, but the street pattern is: 20 of 35 tracked sales sat on cul de sacs, which is why so many of these houses face a dead end rather than a through street. Avon Community School Corporation serves the whole subdivision, running eight elementary schools and three middle schools ahead of Avon High School, and both the elementary and the middle assignment come from the address.

The Oaks of Avon review board, color included

The Oaks of Avon association, whose declaration was recorded in April 1998, has the broadest published architectural remit of any Avon association we've looked at. The review board approves nearly all exterior changes: fencing, pools, plantings over 18 inches, outbuildings, and color modifications. Detached sheds are prohibited, above ground pools aren't allowed, in ground pools need approval, fences are capped at 6 feet, and chain link needs special approval. Boats, campers, trailers and buses may not park in driveways. Annual assessments ran $568 to $674 with a median around $612. No window covering clause was located, but that color remit is the part that matters: it reaches exterior awning fabric and exterior shade color, even though interior treatments almost certainly aren't governed.

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