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Hickory Stick housing: three villages under one golf course master plan

Hickory Stick is platted as a PUD with at least three named villages, each recorded in Johnson County legal descriptions with the suffix AT HICKORY STICK: Raintree Village, Stoney Pointe Village and Heatherwood Village. No home count is separately published for any of them, no lot size was sampled and no price band is separately sourced, so we won't attach figures to those. What is recorded is the structure. Because the villages were built as phases of one golf course master plan, they differ in age and in product, which is unusual in Bargersville, where a single plat normally means a single builder and one window package repeating down the street.

The styles recorded for Hickory Stick are two story traditional alongside villa and patio home product. The mix between them isn't sourced, though golf course villages in central Indiana typically carry a higher share of single story villas than a standard subdivision does, and that's flagged as inference rather than fact. For a quote it means the house next door tells you very little. A patio home with a wide rear door onto the course and a two story traditional with a stacked rear elevation carry different opening counts, different reach problems and different privacy exposure, all inside the same association.

Measuring Hickory Stick: the rear exposure that never closes

Most of the Hickory Stick window record reads not sourced, and one field does not. Lots backing the golf club have a permanently open rear exposure with no adjoining structure and long sightlines in both directions along the course. That single fact decides more than a plan number would. Openness factor is the first choice to make: 3 percent keeps the fairway view readable while cutting most of the glare, 5 percent gives you more view and more glare with it, and 10 percent is simply too open for a rear elevation with nothing standing in front of it. Fade gets slowed rather than prevented. NFRC attributes 40 to 60 percent of fading damage to UV.

The privacy math runs differently here too, and people usually have it backwards. A solar shade works on contrast: it screens you while your room is darker than the outside. After sunset, with lamps on inside and the course dark, that reverses and the shade gives you nothing. On an interior lot a neighbor's wall covers for that. On a Hickory Stick fairway lot, with sightlines running the length of the hole both ways, there's nothing to cover for it. So the rear glass usually needs two layers, or a dual product, instead of one solar shade trying to work day and night. Squareness isn't sourced across the three villages, so every opening gets a three point measure.

What we specify at Hickory Stick

Everything at Hickory Stick starts at the back of the house. The course facing glass takes the glare and the fade exposure, plus the evening privacy problem, so it gets the specification and most of the budget while the street side takes something simpler. Because the three villages differ in age and in product, we don't carry a package from one to the next. National ranges for planning: motorized shades $300 to $1,500 per window installed, custom shades $250 to $2,600, and retractable awnings $1,000 to $6,000 installed. Interior products go in first, then we look at whether the patio itself needs shading.

Hickory Stick, White River Township and the Center Grove line

Hickory Stick sits on the Bargersville and Greenwood edge in White River Township, around the Hickory Stick Golf Club, inside the Bargersville fire protection district with Center Grove schools and a Greenwood area mailing address. That combination is normal in this town: the best known subdivisions all take Greenwood 46143 mail while sitting in the Bargersville district. Interior street names for the three villages aren't separately sourced in the county data, so we schedule from the parcel and the village name you give us. Schools run through Center Grove Middle School and Center Grove High School under Center Grove Community School Corporation.

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