Hidden Hills - Legacy Series Window Treatment in Pittsboro, IN

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Hidden Hills Legacy: roughly 1,950 to 2,270 square feet at $349,000 to $406,000

The Legacy Series is defined by its price band and not much else that anybody publishes. $349,000 to $406,000 as of 2026, three architectural directions in the marketing (contemporary production traditional, Craftsman and Colonial Revival), and no builder name we could verify from any source. Hendricks County has no publicly reachable parcel service, so home counts, lot dimensions and plat dates for Hidden Hills aren't retrievable, and we won't quote figures we can't stand behind. What is solid: the town's average of $179 per square foot, applied to that band, points at roughly 1,950 to 2,270 square feet. Treat that as a size class rather than a specification. The plan you actually bought gets measured.

Where Legacy sits in Pittsboro's stock matters more than the plan name does. The ACS counts 106 housing units built in the town since 2020 out of 1,441 total, and Hidden Hills is where most of that is landing. Pittsboro is also 98.2% owner occupied, 1,385 owner occupied units against 25 rented in the entire town, so a Legacy buyer is almost certainly the person who will live with the shade for a decade. That changes the conversation. There's no landlord specification here and no turnover budget. It's your house, your July and your January, and Indianapolis averages an 85.2F high in July against a 20.9F low in January.

17 to 24 dead square openings, and what happens to them by year three

Start with the easy part. A current production plan set in this size class runs 17 to 24 openings, and in a Legacy house all of them share one condition: a drywall return with no applied casing and generous, consistent depth. That's the easiest inside mount condition in Pittsboro, and it's the same condition on 82.1% of the town's housing stock. You'll clear the mounting depth on a cellular headrail, on a 2 inch composite blind and on a cassette roller without a filler or an extension bracket. Depth stops being the question. What replaces it is the light gap, because a shade sitting inside a clean reveal has nothing covering its edges, and Lutron publishes 3/4 inch per side on an inside mounted Roller 20/64.

Now the part that gets skipped at the design center. Factory deduction is 1/16 inch per side, applied to the width you hand the fabricator, so an opening measured at 35 1/4 inches yields a shade about 35 1/8 inches wide. On a square opening that's invisible. On an opening that has moved, it isn't. A Legacy house measured in its first year reads square, and two to three years of settlement are still ahead of it. That's why we take width at head, center and sill and height at both sides plus the center even when the house is six months old. The number that goes on the order is the smallest one.

What we specify in a Legacy Series house

Legacy is a volume schedule, so the arithmetic runs across 17 to 24 openings rather than one. National custom pricing runs $250 to $2,600 per window and stock shades run $60 to $600, so the honest approach in a house this size is deciding which openings get the custom order and which don't. We'd put the money on the rooms facing the sun and on the sliding patio door, then run one consistent cellular through the bedrooms. Lead time on custom is 2 to 5 weeks, which matters if you're working to a build date. Nothing here is urgent, and we'd rather you ordered once than twice, because a second order a year later can land in a different dye lot.

Hidden Hills, the US 136 approach and the Tri-West schools

Every Hidden Hills address is reached from US 136, which is Pittsboro's Main Street and runs 18 miles southeast to downtown Indianapolis and 10 miles northwest to Jamestown. Street names inside the subdivision aren't retrievable: Hendricks County's parcel services didn't resolve when we went looking, and the statewide Indiana parcel layer carries no subdivision name field, so we've left the street list empty rather than publish a name we can't verify. Schools are the North West Hendricks School Corporation, a different corporation from Danville Community Schools and from Brownsburg. Pittsboro Primary and Pittsboro Elementary feed Tri-West Middle School and Tri-West Hendricks High School, and Tri-West is how families here identify themselves.

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