Window Treatment in The Wellington plats (Wellington Bluffs, Heights, North, Overlook, Estates, Northeast), Noblesville, IN

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851 houses across six plats, 1962 to 2015

The six Wellington plats total 851 parcels with recorded residential floor area, covering Wellington Heights, North, Northeast, Estates and Overlook inside Noblesville plus Wellington Bluffs in unincorporated Hamilton County. Construction runs across 42 distinct years, continuous from 1962 through 2001 and then 2009, 2014 and 2015. Gross assessed values run from about $193,900 to $3,036,900, with the middle of the distinct value distribution near $351,000, which sits close to the citywide median value.

Recorded floor area runs 1,369 to 12,646 square feet and is densest between about 1,500 and 4,000. Architecturally the community moves through 1960s and 1970s ranch and split level, 1980s and 1990s two story traditional, and 2000s transitional infill. The 1962 to 1978 streets carry canopy that's now fifty to sixty years old, while the 1990s sections have trees about thirty years old, so shading varies substantially across the six plats as well.

Two window vocabularies on adjoining streets

A 1960s or 1970s ranch here at 1,500 to 2,000 square feet runs roughly eleven to seventeen openings. A 1990s two story at 2,800 to 3,600 runs twenty four to thirty four. The shapes belong to different worlds. The older streets have wide picture windows with narrow operable units flanking them, sliding rear doors, split level landings, and in places jalousie or awning units still in service. The 1990s streets have arched heads, palladian arrangements, two story foyer glass and bay breakfast nooks.

Depth is the recurring constraint on the older half. Jambs in the 1962 to 1980 sections are shallow to begin with, and where openings have been retrofitted they've usually lost an inch or two of width and a meaningful amount of the flat depth at the stop. The 1987 to 2001 sections have drywall returns, which is a different problem with the same result: depth that varies from room to room. Settling here ranges from ten to sixty three years, so the diagonal decides the mount rather than the plan.

Specifying by plat and by decade

The first question is which plat, because Wellington Heights and Wellington Northeast are twenty five years and a whole window vocabulary apart. On the older ranch streets we expect to specify outside mounts almost throughout, choosing products that look deliberate on the casing face rather than apologetic. On the 1990s two stories we expect to check depth room by room and to deal with foyer glass and arched heads. Mature canopy across most of the community keeps openness factors moderate rather than aggressive.

Along Stony Creek at 146th

The London street naming is the thing residents mention first: Kensington, Westminster Drive, Canterbury, Hampstead, Parliament, Moorgate, Lansdowne and Kings Cross, on 1960s ranches, which is a combination that exists nowhere else in the county. The community runs along Stony Creek with the Stony Creek Overlook nearby, at the junction of 146th Street and Allisonville Road, which puts it on the Carmel and Fishers side of Noblesville and closer to those corridors than to the courthouse square.

Separate associations, and one plat outside the city

There are separate associations across the six Wellington plats rather than one body covering all of them, and what each one requires varies by plat. We haven't verified any architectural rule about window coverings in any of them and we won't describe one that we can't point to. The other thing worth knowing is jurisdictional: Wellington Bluffs sits in unincorporated Hamilton County rather than inside Noblesville city limits, which changes the address and the tax record and nothing at all about the work.

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