Window Treatment in The Landings at Hobbs Station, Plainfield, IN

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The Landings at Hobbs Station housing: 242 lots, three plans, one builder

Primary plat PP-21-133 covers 242 single family lots on 45.598 acres for the Hobbs Station single family component, and Pulte builds all of them. That's a tighter specification than almost anything else going up in Plainfield right now. The plan set runs three deep: Fifth Avenue at 2,426 sq ft, then Boardwalk at 2,662 and Park Place at 2,746, with 3 to 5 bedrooms and 2.5 to 3 baths across the range. Per lot dimensions aren't published for The Landings, so where lot width matters to a shading call we measure it on site instead of quoting a figure we can't source. Quick move in completions are running into September 2026.

The wider master plan is what separates this from a subdivision. Public improvements, from utilities through to parks and trails, roll out alongside each housing phase, so amenity arrives in stages rather than up front, and the 242 detached lots sit beside a separately platted 300-unit apartment and retail component. Hobbs Station itself is a $26 million public private partnership with New City Development running four phases over about ten years. Plainfield issued 176 single family building permits from January through August 2025, the lowest of the three large Hendricks County towns behind Avon at 354 and Brownsburg at 277, so a 242-lot plat is a meaningful share of the town's pipeline.

What The Landings' three plans do to a window schedule

Twenty to 26 openings per house, and the range is that narrow because there are only three plans and they sit within 320 sq ft of each other. A Landings quote behaves like a catalog job rather than a measure everything job, and we can put a number on a Park Place before we walk it. The shapes are current Pulte production: rectangular openings, a rear slider or multi panel door, and an occasional transom over the entry. The arched and palladian heads people associate with Plainfield belong to the 2000 to 2008 stock at Willow Pointe, not to 2026 construction, and nothing in this plan set carries a two story great room wall.

The mounting detail is uniform and shallow. New construction returns with no applied casing are square and factory consistent, which is the best possible condition for ordering in volume and the worst possible condition for a deep inside mount. We measure depth at the head on each plan, and where a shutter frame or a recessed cellular headrail won't fit we go outside mount and finish it properly instead of forcing a partial recess. The other measuring note is timing. Openings measured at closing read differently after two heating seasons, so if you close in September 2026 and cover the house immediately, we build tolerance into the mount.

What we specify most at The Landings at Hobbs Station

Two things drive the specification here. First, permanent open exposure on the trail and lawn frontage, where no future building and no existing canopy will ever cut the load. Second, a house that already has a provisioned network, because the HOA bundles internet and television into dues, which makes automation cheaper to add than in almost any other Plainfield community. Against Indianapolis conditions, a July average high of 85.2F and a January average high of 36.1F, the same product has to answer summer glare and winter heat loss. At 20 to 26 openings on a $372,990 to $397,990 house, whole house is a reasonable scope to plan around.

Getting around The Landings at Hobbs Station

The Landings sits at the northeast corner of the Smith Road and Township Line Road roundabout, with Pearsons Parkway running through it and Ronald Reagan Parkway less than half a mile away. The sales center is at 2871 Evergreen Avenue. Amenities include a dog park, a community playground, pickleball and bocce courts, plus picnic and play lawns and direct access to the Vandalia Rail Trail. Schools are the complication. Pulte's own page for this Plainfield addressed community lists Cedar Elementary along with Avon Middle School South and Avon High School, all Avon Community School Corporation, while the town district is Plainfield Community School Corporation. Local guidance says assignment varies by parcel, which fits a site sitting on Township Line Road.

The Landings association: dues that include a network

The Landings at Hobbs Station has an association, and the documented detail worth knowing is what the dues cover. High speed internet and television are bundled in. That's a service package rather than a straight maintenance fee, and it's rare for a central Indiana subdivision. No architectural review procedure is published on the community page, and no recorded window covering rule was found for The Landings at all, so nothing public requires a particular color on the street side. The practical consequence of the bundle is technical rather than regulatory: a provisioned network makes RF and Thread devices easier to commission, and it means a motorized order here starts from a better position than a retrofit does.

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