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Copperleaf housing stock: 65 parcels, one section, 0.31 acre

The county layer returns 65 parcels whose legal description begins COPPERLEAF, which excludes The Preserve at Copperleaf because that plat is recorded separately. Lot size is sourced from the ACRES attribute: a median near 0.31 acre, most parcels 0.28 to 0.35, a few out to 0.72. Recorded architectural style is production two story traditional, single entry, with no ranch category attached to this plat the way there is in Kensington Grove and Smokey Row Estates. Build era is not directly sourced, because Johnson County publishes no year built attribute on the parcel layer, and the assessor system was not reachable. What is recorded is that Copperleaf was built alongside and before The Preserve.

That 0.31 acre median puts Copperleaf in the middle of the Bargersville lot spread. It is half again the size of Bradford Place at 0.20 acre and two thirds of The Preserve's 0.46 acre, all pulled from the same county attribute. House to house spacing at 0.31 acre is comfortable enough that side elevation windows are not staring into a neighbor's wall the way they do on the tighter plats, but it is not the open woodland setting the adjoining Preserve enjoys. Town wide, 55.5 percent of Bargersville housing went up between 2000 and 2019, and a single section production plat like this one sits squarely inside that band.

Why Copperleaf measures faster than any other plat in town

Working range is 18 to 24 openings on these plans, and the depth expectation is the standard post 2000 production profile with a nominal 3.25 inch jamb and a flat stop. Squareness should be within tolerance: this stock sits on modern footings on engineered fill and is not old enough to have moved much. What makes Copperleaf different from every other Bargersville plat we cover is that one recorded section from one builder means the same window unit repeats through the house and through the street. A measure that takes ninety minutes in a replatted community takes less here, and the second bedroom usually reads within an eighth of the third.

Usually is not always, and the exceptions have a pattern. Plans get mirrored, so the same house flipped on Golden Hill Court puts the wide opening on the other end of the great room. Owners add treatments over a boxed bay in the breakfast nook, which is a specialty shape common across the town's post 2000 stock and never a single measurement. And a shade over the rear sliding patio door is not a window at all, it is a traffic path with a stack that has to land somewhere. We take three readings on width and three on height in every opening regardless, because a repeating schedule is a planning tool and not a substitute for a tape.

What we specify in Copperleaf

Because the schedule repeats across all 65 houses, Copperleaf is the plat where a whole house order in one purchase order makes the most sense, and where doing it piecemeal costs the most in matching. Custom fabrication runs 2 to 5 weeks. National figures put stock shades at $60 to $600 per window and custom at $250 to $2,600 per window, and the gap between those two numbers is mostly fit, hardware and the ability to reorder against a record of what you bought. Indiana's Home Improvement Contract Act, IC 24-5-11, requires a written contract with scope and total price on residential work over $150, so the schedule you sign is the schedule that gets built.

Copperleaf streets and the two plats that share Brooks Bend

Six streets serve the plat: Copperleaf Boulevard, Copperwood Drive, Morningside Drive, Golden Hill Court, Summerfield Crossing and Brooks Bend. The naming is arboreal and topographic rather than the English place names in Kensington Grove, and one street trips people up in search: Summerfield Crossing shares a name with a community roughly 30 miles east in Shelbyville, and the two are unrelated. Brooks Bend is the real ambiguity, because it also runs through The Preserve at Copperleaf. The plat sits in White River Township inside the Bargersville fire district, mail runs 46143, and every sampled parcel returns Center Grove Community School Corporation.

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