Window Treatment Serving Hidden Hills - Exclusives Series

Local Window Treatment Experience in Hidden Hills - Exclusives Series

The Exclusives Series: $413,000 to $466,000, entirely above the Pittsboro median

Two things are published about the Exclusives Series and both are useful. The price band is $413,000 to $466,000 as of 2026, and it runs entirely above the town's $384,999 median sale price, so this isn't a trim package on the Legacy plans. At $179 per square foot the gap between the two series works out to roughly 320 square feet, which is a different size class rather than an upgrade list. Architectural direction is the same as Legacy: contemporary production traditional, Craftsman and Colonial Revival. No builder is definitively identified in any source we could reach, and with no parcel service in Hendricks County, home counts and lot sizes get confirmed at the sales office.

The economic context is worth naming. Pittsboro's median household income is $126,023, which is 1.57 times the Indianapolis metro median of $80,239, while the town's median home value of $312,800 is only 1.07 times the metro figure. Households here earn like a premium market and live in upper mid housing. An Exclusives buyer sits at the top of that, in a place that is 98.2% owner occupied with a median age of 33.5 and 46.3% holding a bachelor's degree. The practical read for us: the budget is usually there for a hard treatment in the front rooms, and what makes people hesitate is not knowing what a two story wall costs.

20 to 28 openings, and the one that's two stories tall

An Exclusives plan in the 2,310 to 2,600 square foot class runs about 20 to 28 openings, four to six more than a Legacy house. The routine ones are simple. Drywall returns with no applied casing, generous depth, an inside mount available almost everywhere, and the same 1/16 inch per side factory deduction that applies to every new house in Pittsboro. The exceptions are what you're actually hiring us for: a two story foyer or great room wall if your plan carries one, plus gable end accent units on the Craftsman elevation and a rear opening bigger than anything in the Legacy inventory. None of those gets a stock answer.

Tall glass is governed by numbers the rest of the house never meets. Stack height comes first: a shade raised to the top of a 14 foot opening still occupies several inches of glass at the head, and on a foyer that's the part you see from the entry. Light gap comes second, because past 120 inches of height or a 4:1 height to width ratio the gap grows beyond Lutron's standard 3/4 inch per side. Then there's reach. Nobody wants a continuous cord loop hanging down a two story wall, and ANSI/WCMA A100.1-2022 has pushed the whole product category toward cordless and motorized operation regardless. That combination is why the tall opening usually ends up motorized even when nothing else in the house is.

The four treatments that earn their place in an Exclusives house

The Exclusives budget conversation differs from Legacy's, and not only because of the $60,000 price separation. A 2,310 to 2,600 square foot house with 20 to 28 openings and a possible two story wall has one or two openings that are genuinely difficult and about twenty that aren't. We'd rather spend properly on the difficult ones than spread a mid grade product evenly across everything. The national ranges to plan against are shutters at $175 to $800 per window, motorized at $300 to $1,500 per window installed and drapery at $300 to $4,000 per window. Lead time on all of it is 2 to 5 weeks, and the scope and total price go in a written contract, which Indiana requires on residential work over $150 under IC 24-5-11.

Reaching the Exclusives Series, and where the children go to school

Exclusives shares its access and its identity with the Legacy Series, so the same Hidden Hills entrance off US 136 serves both price tiers. No internal street names are published for the community, and Hendricks County's parcel services failed to resolve when we tried them, so the street list on this page is empty by choice rather than by oversight. Schools are the North West Hendricks School Corporation: Pittsboro Primary and Pittsboro Elementary first, then Tri-West Middle School and Tri-West Hendricks High School. Tri-West is how residents describe themselves, and it's a different corporation from Danville Community Schools. US 136 runs 18 miles southeast from here to downtown Indianapolis.

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