Window Treatment in Saratoga Woodlands, Plainfield, IN

Local Window Treatment Experience in Saratoga Woodlands

Saratoga Woodlands housing: 0.57 acre lots, brick and cedar, built one house at a time

Twenty years of building from CC&Rs recorded in August 1995, filled in by individual builders rather than by one developer running phases. The result is Traditional American in all brick or brick with cedar and stone accents on every closed sale tracked, on lots averaging 0.57 acre with the smallest recent sale at 0.41. Seven of ten sales are single story or 1.5-story with a main floor primary bedroom and three are two story. Main level living spans 2,091 to 4,069 square feet at an average of 2,970, while total finished area reaches 6,075 where the basement is finished. Sales between 2021 and 2026 ran $399,525 to $890,000 with a median of $535,500.

No home count is published. It's described as a relatively small subdivision and ten closed sales were analyzed across five years, which is the sample every price figure here rests on, so openings get counted at the address rather than estimated from a plan. The covenants set a 2,000 square foot minimum and require at least a three car garage, and they also prohibit tree removal without Architectural Control Committee approval. That last rule is why the canopy actually survived a twenty year build, and it's the practical reason the main house sits in filtered light while the sunroom on the back of it doesn't.

Saratoga Woodlands window profile: masonry reveals in the house, no depth at all in the sunroom

Two mounting conditions sit inside one house here and they need opposite answers. The main house is all brick or brick with cedar and stone accents on every closed sale, so ground floor reveals are masonry deep and a shutter frame, a cassette roller or a cellular headrail all mount inside the opening without argument. The sunroom is the exception, and it's a real one. Sunroom framing is shallow, and on many of them there's no usable inside mount depth at all, so the treatment goes outside mount on the interior face, or up onto a ceiling mounted track. Deciding that at the measure is what keeps a sunroom order from arriving an inch too wide to fit and an inch too narrow to cover.

A sunroom is also three walls that have to read as one. Roll direction gets matched across all three or the tubes sit at visibly different distances from the glass, and regular roll versus reverse roll is a real choice here because reverse roll isn't compatible with a fascia. Order all three walls together so they come from one dye lot, since a wall added later will not match. Then the rest of the house. Seven of ten sales put the primary on the main floor, so most glass sits at ground floor head height, and settlement runs eight to twenty eight years across a subdivision that filled in lot by lot from 1997 to 2017 rather than in a production run.

What we specify in Saratoga Woodlands, starting with the sunroom

The sunroom gets specified first because it's the hardest room and it sets the budget. After that the house is straightforward: masonry reveals on the main level, most glass at ground floor head height with a main floor primary in seven of ten sales, and a canopy that survived because tree removal needs Architectural Control Committee approval. Exterior work needs that same Committee's approval, and no window covering rule was located in the recorded documents, so the inside is yours. Annual fees run $300 to $325. National ranges apply: $250 to $2,600 per window custom, $300 to $1,500 installed for motorized, $175 to $800 for shutters. Fabrication is 2 to 5 weeks.

Boxwood Lane, Oakbrook Drive and the Vandalia Trail

Saratoga Woodlands adjoins Saratoga Parkway and Fairfield Road and backs onto park space and trail easements, with Boxwood Lane and Oakbrook Drive running inside it. The Plainfield Recreation and Aquatic Center sits about half a mile away, the Vandalia Trail runs nearby, and the community carries its own parks, lake access and basketball and pickleball courts. Worth knowing before you search: this shares a name with Saratoga Village, an active Lennar townhome development at the Saratoga Parkway and Concord Road roundabout, which is an entirely different product from half acre custom brick. Elementary school is assigned by address within Plainfield Community School Corporation, and older students go on to Plainfield Community Middle School and Plainfield High School.

Saratoga Woodlands Owners Association: the covenant that saved the trees

The Saratoga Woodlands Owners Association works from CC&Rs recorded in August 1995, and its Architectural Control Committee approves exterior changes including fencing. The unusual clause is that tree removal also needs approval, which is why a twenty year build didn't strip the canopy the way a production subdivision would have. Most Plainfield covenants regulate what you add. This one also regulates what you take away, and the surviving trees change how much solar control the main house windows actually need. Above ground pools, RVs on driveways and front fences are prohibited, a minimum three car garage is required, and the floor area minimum is 2,000 square feet. Annual fees run $300 to $325. No window covering rule was located.

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