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140 houses, an 1854 outlier and a 1996 to 2007 core

The parcel record shows 140 houses with recorded residential floor area across the Potters plat names, with 15 distinct construction years. One is 1854, taken from the county assessor record as it stands, and it's the oldest single family construction date found anywhere in the five town study this content draws on. The rest runs continuously from 1996 to 2007, plus 2016 and the 2023 Potters Bridge Estates houses. Assessed values run $301,500 to $935,000 with the distinct value midpoint near $471,000.

Recorded floor area runs 1,664 to 6,661 square feet and clusters between about 3,000 and 4,500. The counted split puts 85 of the 140 houses at two stories, which is 61 percent, with the remainder single story and one and a half story. Architecture is late-1990s and 2000s two story traditional with brick and siding elevations, plus some custom transitional work on the unincorporated estate lots, where the parcels are materially larger than in Potters Woods itself.

Twenty six to forty openings and a woodland rear

A house of 3,000 to 4,500 square feet here carries roughly twenty six to forty openings, which is a large schedule by Noblesville standards and makes whole house planning worth doing properly rather than room by room. The vocabulary is late-1990s and 2000s: an arched or half round transom over the entry, a palladian arrangement in the front gable on some plans, a bay projection in the breakfast nook, mulled great room banks, and sliding or French doors to a rear deck. A two story family room with a stacked window group is standard on the larger plans.

Mounting conditions are consistent with the era and consistently inconsistent within a house. Construction from 1996 to 2007 means drywall returned openings are common and inside mount depth varies from one window to the next inside a single property. Settling runs eighteen to twenty nine years on the main body of the stock, so the deviation is real but modest compared with the courthouse square blocks. Three point measurement plus a depth check at every opening is what makes the order right.

Planning a large schedule in a wooded setting

With twenty six to forty openings per house, the value here comes from planning the whole schedule at once: one dye lot, one finish, a consistent mount philosophy, and a phased installation that makes sense room by room. The setting then splits the specification in two. Rear elevations that face woodland want products that keep the view and can afford higher openness. Front and side elevations facing the street and neighbors want privacy handled properly, which is a different fabric decision on the same house.

Out by the covered bridge

Street names here run to the setting: Potters Bridge Road, Covered Bridge, Whispering Woods, Northern Oaks, Crescent Oaks Drive, Rockwood, Blue Oak and Morrison. The community sits along Allisonville Road near 191st Street, and residents describe where they live by the covered bridge rather than by a subdivision entrance. Potter's Bridge Park and the White River corridor are the reason most people choose this part of the city, and the bridge itself is the last one of its kind remaining in Hamilton County.

An association in Potters Woods, and an unincorporated neighbor

Potters Woods has an association. Potters Bridge Estates sits in unincorporated Hamilton County and may not carry the same one, and we haven't been able to verify how it's governed. No architectural rule about window coverings has been verified for either, so we won't tell you what one says. If you've covenant documents, the useful thing is to read the section on street facing appearance before ordering rather than after, and we'll specify to whatever it actually requires. Any submittal stays yours to make.

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