Window Treatment Crews in Promontory, Zionsville, IN

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55 homes on 2 to 5 acre lots, 2023 to 2025 and still building

Fully custom contemporary and traditional estate architecture with no repeating plan set, built between 2023 and 2025 and still in development. Fifty five homes are planned, vacant lots are still trading at $395,000 to $695,000, and finished houses run $3,650,000 to $4,450,000 against a $3,650,000 median, the highest recorded median of any Zionsville subdivision and nearly double Holliday Farms. Every finished house here is under three years old. One recorded example, at 9475 Windy Hills Drive, comes in at 5,446 square feet.

Lots run approximately 2 to 5 acres, five to sixteen times the average lot at Eagles Nest, and by a wide margin the largest in Zionsville. The utility profile is acreage tier rather than subdivision tier: well water with municipal sewer, Boone County REMC electric, and fiber to 1 Gbps. Amenities are walking trails and one pond. Residents describe the neighborhood by acreage rather than by street, and children here feed Union Elementary alongside Brookhaven, then Zionsville Middle and Zionsville Community High School.

Forty to seventy openings, none of them repeating

Fully custom estate fenestration at this price band means large fixed glass areas and very few repeating units: floor to ceiling fixed walls, multi panel sliding and folding door systems, corner glass, clerestory bands and geometry that exists once. Great room glass here is the current form, a wide minimal frame glazed wall rather than the stacked arrangement the 2000s produced. Every opening needs its own assessment, and a specification carried from one room to the next is a specification that will be wrong somewhere.

Mounting conditions vary within a single room. Current high specification construction gives deep masonry reveals on the solid elevations and minimal frame detailing on the glass walls, frequently with recessed pockets designed in for shading, which is an opportunity rather than an obstacle if we know about them before ordering. Squareness is zero to three years, so the openings are factory square and still moving. The settlement risk here runs entirely forward, and the measurements we take now are worth recording as a baseline.

Exterior first, then everything else

On acreage with no screening, the honest sequence is to handle the load outside the glass and then solve privacy, darkness and finish inside it. That's more expensive than a single interior product and it's the arrangement that actually works on a July afternoon with nothing between the house and the sun. Everything else here follows from the fact that nothing repeats: we quote opening by opening, and the pockets, the reveals and the reach all get recorded per opening rather than per room.

Streets, landmarks and schools

The street names are Windy Hills Drive, Highpointe Lane, Hollingsworth Lane and Woodland Grove, though residents here tend to describe the neighborhood by acreage rather than by street. Walking trails and one pond are the shared features, alongside the 2 to 5 acre lots themselves. The utility profile is acreage tier: well water with municipal sewer, Boone County REMC electric, and fiber to 1 Gbps. Union Elementary serves the neighborhood, shared with Brookhaven, then Zionsville Middle School and Zionsville Community High School.

An association exists, and nothing about its rules is published

A homeowners association serves Promontory, but its name and fee are not published and no architectural guideline document was retrievable. We're not going to fill that gap with an assumption. An estate subdivision at this price point very commonly records architectural controls at plat, and it would be reasonable to expect some, but nothing was located and so nothing is asserted here. What that means practically is that the covenants are the first thing to obtain, in writing, before anything exterior is ordered, especially given that an exterior shade or an awning on a house visible across five acres of open ground is exactly the kind of thing a plat level control tends to address. For interior work the position is the same as everywhere else in Zionsville: nothing in the codified town ordinance reaches interior window coverings, and the only published association rule on the subject anywhere in this town belongs to Vonterra.

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