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Cedar Creek and Cedar Cove housing: a phased plat with no published build year

Nothing we could reach dates these plats individually. Hancock County's assessor mapping runs through Beacon and a GeoPower atlas, neither of which exposes a queryable year built field, so there's no parcel record for Cedar Creek Drive or Cedar Cove Court specifically. What is sourced is the two plat structure and the seven street names, both verified against the Indiana statewide parcel layer, plus the town wide distribution: 184 units from the 1990s, 483 from 2000 to 2019, and a median year built of 2002 across all 1,326 New Palestine housing units. That places this community in a band running roughly ten to thirty five years old, which is exactly the range where squareness stops being a safe assumption.

Elevations are two story production traditional with brick fronts, plus ranch plans through parts of the network. No home count, lot size or price band is published for Cedar Creek or Cedar Cove, and we won't quote one, because a made up figure would be worse than the honest gap. What we do instead is count on the walk through. A two story plan of this era in New Palestine runs 16 to 24 openings, and the ranch plans run fewer with different head heights and a different stack problem. Both get written down before a price exists.

Cedar Creek window profile: 16 to 24 openings, two vintages and a bay

Count and square come first. The dominant two story plan here runs 16 to 24 openings, and the community sits ten to thirty five years old, which is the awkward middle of New Palestine's bimodal stock. The newest sections measure close to factory square. The oldest have had a quarter century on Sugar Creek Township clay and won't. So we three point every opening in the older phases and spot check across the newer ones rather than treating one name as one condition. Then the deduction arrives: a standard 1/16 inch per side comes off the finished width, and Lutron publishes an inside mount light gap of 3/4 inch per side on its Roller 20/64, so a nominal fit was never a light tight fit.

Depth in these openings is generally workable, but there's nothing to fasten to. Drywall returns with no applied casing are the rule from the 1990s onward here, and 53.2 percent of New Palestine's stock is 2000 or newer, so an outside mount has to find wood framing above the opening instead of trim. Two shapes are worth planning for: a half round or elliptical transom over the front facing window, which is the era signature in this county, and a breakfast bay off the kitchen. Larger Cedar Creek plans likely carry great room glass, though that isn't verified plan by plan, so we confirm the drop before quoting a long roll.

Three that fit Cedar Creek and Cedar Cove

The brief here is a mid size production plan, somewhere between ten and thirty five years old, drywall returns throughout, an arched transom out front and a bay off the kitchen, on a lot whose orientation nobody can read off the plat. That rules out anything depending on a repeating sun pattern, which is why the answer for the 1838 grid in old town New Palestine doesn't carry over. It also rules out over engineering, because this isn't a 26-opening house with a two story wall of glass. National ranges put custom shades at $250 to $2,600 per window and interior shutters at $175 to $800, and a Cedar Creek job usually splits across both.

Around Cedar Creek and Cedar Cove

Cedar Creek and Cedar Cove sit east of the town core off US 52, with Sugar Creek as the nearest natural feature and the town's 1838 grid a short run west. Addresses here fall inside the Community School Corporation of Southern Hancock County, feeding New Palestine Elementary, Doe Creek Middle and New Palestine High School, which was named a U.S. News Best High School for 2026-27. That catchment is the reason a large share of houses carrying a New Palestine address sit outside the 1,326-unit corporate limits altogether. When you book a measure, confirm the street suffix as well as the number, because seven of them share these two names.

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