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Willow Pointe and Ridge at Willow Pointe: brick, basements and 22 years of building

Architecturally this is ranch and Traditional American with some multi level and some Craftsman, built in brick or brick with stone and cedar accents. Single level plans are in the majority and the covenants cap height at three stories. Finished area runs 1,769 to 5,755 square feet with a median of 4,061 and an average of 4,314, on lots averaging 0.39 acre. The exterior material rule is the strictest in this file: masonite, vinyl and aluminum are all prohibited and brick has to be the primary material. Slab foundations are prohibited as well, which is why 87 percent of homes here have basements.

Twenty two years of building under one association is the other structural fact. The bulk of Willow Pointe went up between 2000 and 2008, then a thin tail of houses ran to 2022, so a 2004 house and a 2022 house answer to the same covenants while sitting in completely different structural condition. Prices reflect the spread as well: the fifteen sales analyzed between January 2021 and May 2026 ran $370,000 to $880,000 with a $540,000 median, while the most recent main section sales landed between $675,000 and $880,000. No home count is published for either named section, so openings get counted at the measure.

Willow Pointe window profile: long horizontal runs, pond glare and a lower level in 87 percent of houses

The material covenant does the work on depth. Willow Pointe's CC&Rs require brick as the primary material, and the prohibited list covers masonite, vinyl and aluminum with no exceptions, which is the strictest exterior specification of any community we work in. Every ground floor opening therefore sits in masonry with a genuine reveal, and inside mounts clear on the main level as a matter of course. The lower level is where that stops being true. With slab foundations prohibited and 87 percent of homes carrying basements, there's a second tier of daylight openings down there, and those tend to sit short and wide, framed shallow. That's the one place in a Willow Pointe house where an inside mount often can't be made to work at all.

Squareness splits by build year rather than by section name. The 2000 to 2008 core has had eighteen to twenty six years to settle. The 2022 tail has had three. Same association, opposite measuring conditions, and a three point measure catches both without arguing about which is which. Shapes run to bays, bows, morning room and sunroom glass, with transom heads over the entry, which is what ranch and Traditional American of that era and price band carry. Two story great room glass is less common than 4,314 square feet suggests, because single level plans dominate, and where it does appear it's on the multi level and two story minority.

What we specify at Willow Pointe, and how the ARB clock changes the schedule

Interior work here is straightforward: masonry reveals on the main level, long horizontal runs to keep aligned, and a lower level in 87 percent of houses that needs its own approach. Exterior work needs planning, because the Willow Pointe Architectural Review Board has fifteen days to respond and no response counts as denial. That's the reverse of the usual deemed approved default, so an awning here gets submitted and answered before anything is ordered against a 2 to 5 week fabrication window. National ranges: $250 to $2,600 per window custom, $175 to $800 per window for shutters, $1,000 to $6,000 installed for awnings. Anything over $150 gets a written contract, which IC 24-5-11 requires.

The Carlucci Recreation and Aquatic Center, Splash Island and the Vandalia Trail

Residents here locate themselves by the aquatic center, not by a street, and that's fair enough: Willow Pointe sits directly across from the Richard A. Carlucci Recreation and Aquatic Center and Splash Island, with the Vandalia Trail multi use paved pathway close by and both US 40 and Ronald Reagan Parkway minutes away. No street list for the community appears in any retrievable source, so we don't publish one rather than guess at names. The large central retention pond with recreational access for the lakefront lots is the internal landmark everybody uses. Elementary assignment runs by address inside Plainfield Community School Corporation, and Plainfield Community Middle School and Plainfield High School take it from there.

The Willow Pointe Architectural Review Board runs a 15 day clock where silence means denial

Willow Pointe Homeowners Association, Inc. requires prior written approval for construction, exterior alteration, a fence, a pool, a patio or significant landscaping. The clause that matters commercially is the timing: the Architectural Review Board has fifteen days to respond, and no response counts as denial rather than approval. Almost every association defaults the other way, so an exterior awning here has to be scheduled with that clock built in. Solar heat panels are expressly prohibited on any property, a recorded ban sitting right next to the exterior shading question, and no window covering rule was located either way. Detached sheds and chain link are prohibited, front fences are capped at four feet, and annual fees run about $300 to $415.

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