Window Treatment in Bradford Place, Bargersville, IN

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Bradford Place housing: 90 parcels on the smallest lots in Bargersville

County records return 90 parcels whose legal description begins BRADFORD PLACE, a number that includes common area parcels inside the plat. At least two sections are recorded, with Section 2 carrying lot numbers past 90. Lot size comes straight from the ACRES attribute: a median near 0.20 acre with the bulk of residential parcels clustered between 0.16 and 0.25. That is the smallest typical lot of any Bargersville plat sampled, and it is roughly 43 percent of The Preserve at Copperleaf's 0.46 acre median. Story mix is not sourced. Small lot plats of this era in central Indiana skew heavily two story because the footprint is constrained, and we flag that as inference rather than fact.

Build era is not directly sourced either, since Johnson County's public parcel layer carries no year built attribute. What frames it is the town wide distribution: 63.7 percent of all Bargersville housing was built in 2000 or later and only 12.1 percent between 1980 and 1999, so a compact production plat with common area parcels and two recorded sections belongs to the modern band rather than the thin 1990s one. Practically, that means openings should measure square and the casing should present the standard post 2000 production profile. It does not mean you can skip the square check on Pineleigh Way, because a wide opening is a wide opening regardless of age.

Tall openings, close neighbors: measuring in Bradford Place

Sixteen to twenty two openings is the working range, fewer than the roomier plats and taller per opening, which follows arithmetically from a 0.20 acre lot. Casing should be the post 2000 production profile at a nominal 3.25 inch jamb with a flat stop, enough for a flush inside mount on most cellular and 2 inch faux wood headrails. Squareness should be within tolerance for stock of this era. None of that removes the three point measure, and on the tall narrow openings that dominate here it matters more than usual, because a tall shade that is out of plumb by a sixteenth at the top reads as a wedge of light down one side.

Exposure is where Bradford Place separates from every other neighborhood in this town. Narrow lots put houses close together, so side elevation windows face a neighboring wall at short range instead of open sky. Rear elevations on interior lots face other houses too, unlike the water lots in the adjoining Waters Edge plat or the woodland lots in The Preserve at Copperleaf. Front elevations look across a street that is nearer than in the wide lot plats. So the privacy decision is not a bedroom decision here, it is a whole house decision, and the daylight decision runs the other way: you want every bit of light those side windows can pass.

What we specify in Bradford Place

Every recommendation here is shaped by the 0.20 acre median. Privacy at close range without giving up the light you have is the brief, and it points at products that split the window rather than covering all of it. We also keep an eye on child safety in a plat where compact two story plans put bedrooms upstairs: ANSI/WCMA A100.1-2022 is the governing product standard, and cordless or motorized lift is the direction the whole category moved. Order the side elevations and the front together so the street view reads consistently, and remember that Indiana's Home Improvement Contract Act, IC 24-5-11, requires a written contract on residential work over $150.

Bradford Place streets and the plat it interlocks with

Eight streets carry the 90 parcels: Oakton Way, Oakton Circle, Pineleigh Place, Pineleigh Way, Pearcrest Way, Pearcrest Circle, Oakleigh Court and Oakleigh Parkway. Two of them, Pearcrest Way and Oakleigh Parkway, are shared with the adjoining Waters Edge plat, so the two communities are physically interwoven and residents on those streets may name either one. The naming is invented estate style rather than the real English places used in Kensington Grove. The plat sits in White River Township inside the Bargersville fire protection district, mail runs 46143, and every sampled parcel returns Center Grove Community School Corporation for its school field.

The Bradford Place association, and what is actually on record

Bradford Place is one of only two Bargersville communities where an owners association can be evidenced rather than assumed. County parcel records show dedicated common area parcels inside the plat, and common area has to be owned and maintained by somebody, which means an association exists here. What is not on record is its name, whether it runs an architectural review committee, and whether any covenant addresses window coverings. No recorded covenant on street facing treatments or reflective coverings was found anywhere in Bargersville. The only verifiable design control in the town is the ordinance requiring similar floor plans to carry different exterior elements, and that governs elevations rather than what hangs inside your glass. Read your own recorded covenants before choosing a color for the front rooms.

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