Timber Bend Window Treatment, Avon, IN

Local Window Treatment Experience in Timber Bend

Timber Bend housing: 32 years of custom building on half acre lots

Timber Bend built out over thirty two years, from 1992 to 2024, one custom house at a time and with no single production catalog behind it. No lot count for the section is published, and the market data that exists covers 71 closed sales from January 2021 through June 2026 rather than the full plat, so we don't quote a home count we can't source. What is documented is the land: a 0.58-acre median lot, a 0.72-acre average, 89 percent of homes on half an acre or more, and a largest parcel of 2.35 acres. Avon Trails, by comparison, runs a 0.17-acre median. That difference shows up in how far apart the houses sit and how little screening a neighbor's wall gives you.

The elevations are traditional American in full brick, accented with cedar and stone plus cement board in places, mixed with ranch and one and a half story plans that put the primary suite on the main level. 73 percent of homes have that main level primary, which is high for a community carrying this much square footage, and 94 percent have a three car garage. Homes run 2,148 to 5,336 sq ft above grade, averaging 3,412 with a 3,303 median, and about 18 percent have a pool. Practically, a Timber Bend window schedule splits into two jobs. There's the main level, where the primary suite usually sits, and then there's whatever is above or below it, including the basement on the 55 percent of lots that have one.

What Timber Bend windows actually do to a measure

Expect 24 to 38 openings per house, and expect no two houses to match. At a 3,412 sq ft above grade average built across custom plans by unrelated builders, opening sizes here are one offs, so a Timber Bend quote is a measure every opening job rather than a catalog job. Bays, bows, sunroom walls, gable end accent glass and one off transoms all occur somewhere in the community, but none of it repeats house to house the way an arched head repeats across a production street. There's a direct consequence to that. No Timber Bend house average exists to order from, and every finished width and finished height on the work order comes off the tape at your address.

Squareness is the part that costs people money. A 1992 to 2024 build span means a house that has been settling for three decades can sit across the street from one finished last year, so we three point measure every opening: width at the top, at the middle and at the sill, then height at both jambs and again at the center. On a custom order the factory takes the narrowest width and deducts 1/16 inch per side. That's fine on a square opening and unforgiving on one that's a quarter inch out, because the quarter inch comes back to you as extra light gap at the wide end, on top of the 3/4 inch per side that Lutron already publishes for an inside mount roller in the 20/64 range.

What we specify most in Timber Bend

There's no single Timber Bend package, because there's no single Timber Bend house. What we do instead is match the product to the shell. Deep masonry reveals and one off widths favor products fabricated to a measured number rather than pulled off a size chart, which is most of what goes into these houses anyway. The 73 percent main level primary share matters too. In a ranch or a one and a half story, the rooms people actually live in are all at grade and all visible from the yard, so privacy at the bottom of the glass carries more weight than it does in a two story where the bedrooms are up and away from the street.

Getting around Timber Bend

Timber Bend sits on Avon's southwest side, sharing a boundary with Cedar Bend and running up to the US 36 corridor to the north. Residents call it the acreage side of town, and the description holds. At a 0.72-acre average with mature woodland and rolling ground inside the subdivision, sight lines between houses are long and a neighbor's wall screens almost nothing. Street names for the section aren't published in any source we could retrieve, so none are listed here rather than printing a guess. Schools are Avon Community School Corporation by address, feeding Avon High School, with middle assignment to Avon Middle School North, South or West depending on where the house sits.

The Timber Bend association and exterior approvals

Timber Bend has an association with real teeth on the outside of the house and, as far as any public record shows, nothing to say about the inside. Covenants restrict fencing, prohibit above ground pools, ban standalone sheds, require concrete driveways, limit RV and boat visibility and standardize mailboxes. Annual dues run roughly $100 to $180, which against a $559,000 median sale price is the lowest fee to value ratio of any Avon community in our file. No recorded window covering rule was found for Timber Bend, so treat any claim that street facing treatments have to be white as unverified. If your board has issued something in writing, send it over and we'll spec to what it says.

Window Treatment Services in Timber Bend

Every service Avon Window Treatments offers across Avon is available to Timber Bend homeowners.

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