Window Treatment in Fairview Heights, Greenwood, IN

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Fairview Heights housing: 121 lots on the high ground

Johnson County counts 121 parcels whose legal description begins FAIRVIEW HEIGHTS, recorded across Sections 1, 2 and 3. The county layer carries no year built, no acreage and no developer for the plat, so era, lot size and builder are all unknown and we won't put a number on any of them. The name itself is a clue rather than a source: plats named for the road they sit on tend to be earlier than plats named for an invented English place, which is the pattern across White River Township. Whatever the date, the style record here lists ranch first and two story traditional second.

The topographic street names are the other tell. Summit Ridge, Hillendale, Crest and Hazy Lane all point at elevation change, which is unusual in a township that reads flat almost everywhere else. Higher ground has a practical consequence for window treatments: a front room on Crest Drive can sit above the tree line of the properties across the road, so it takes more direct sun and gets less natural screening than a low lot with mature growth in front of it. Set that against Greenwood's citywide numbers, a $276,100 median owner occupied value and a median year built of 1999, and Fairview Heights reads as an older, smaller pocket inside a newer city.

North, south and the road: how Fairview Heights measures

Twelve to 18 openings is the working range here, the smallest of the Center Grove plats in this set and consistent with a ranch first style record. The interesting part isn't the count, it's that we can predict the exposure before we arrive. Fairview Road and Peterman Road run east and west, so parcels fronting them put a principal elevation north or south. A south facing front on Summit Ridge Road takes the summer sun high and the winter sun low and long, which means a fabric that controls glare in July at an 85.2F average high also has to clear out of the way in January, when the Indianapolis average low is 20.9F and the low sun is doing you a favor.

North elevations are the easy half. Flat, indirect light all year means very little direct gain and a much lower fade load, so a higher openness fabric or a natural material holds up on that side of a Fairview Heights house where it wouldn't on the south. Depth and squareness are still unknowns per house. The county publishes no year built, and Greenwood's older stock, 25.1 percent of the city built between 1940 and 1979, sits on clay with decades of settlement behind it. So a three point measure at every opening, and a depth check at the stop before we commit to an inside mount on Hillendale Drive.

What we specify most on Summit Ridge and Crest Drive

A Fairview Heights list is written from the compass and the road. South facing front glass gets glare control that can be pulled fully out of the way in January. North facing glass gets a product chosen for looks and stability rather than for solar performance, because there's very little direct sun to manage. Rooms fronting Fairview Road or Peterman Road get a configuration that covers the lower glass without giving up daylight. Across 121 parcels with no published lot size, the one thing we don't do is assume a setback: whatever screening you already have gets judged from inside the room.

Fairview Heights: the roads, the ridge and the schools

Fairview Heights takes its access from Fairview Road and Peterman Road and holds six internal streets: Summit Ridge Drive, Summit Ridge Road, Summit Ridge Court, Hillendale Drive, Crest Drive and Hazy Lane. Three of those repeat Summit Ridge with different suffixes, so the suffix goes on the order. The plat straddles ZIPs 46142 and 46143 despite being only 121 parcels, which is unusual and worth confirming at the measure. Schools are Center Grove Community School Corporation throughout, feeding Center Grove Middle School and Center Grove High School. The township is White River, the mail reads Greenwood, and residents here generally say Center Grove.

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