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Four Centennial plats, two building generations

Centennial North is the sourced one. D.R. Horton builds it, pricing starts around $345,000, and the plans are 3 to 4 bedroom single family with 2-car garages, current elevations with open layouts and standard finishes. Full square footage isn't published. The other three plats, Centennial, Centennial Commons and Centennial Village, come from the county subdivision index without individual dates, and Hancock County exposes no queryable parcel year built field, so we place them by inference in the town's 1990s-2010s block: 184 New Palestine units from the 1990s, 483 from 2000 to 2019, and a town median year built of 2002.

That produces two clearly different houses under one name. The older Centennial plats are 1990s-2010s production traditional, fifteen to thirty five years into their settling, more likely to carry the half round or elliptical transom over the front facing window that was the era signature in this county. Centennial North is new and square, with wide fixed units and rectangular transoms, a sliding door wall to the rear, and no arches at all. What they share is exactly one thing: drywall returns with no applied casing across all four plats, so nothing anywhere in the Centennial name gives you trim to fasten to.

Why one Centennial cut list never covers two Centennial houses

Squareness splits the name in half. Centennial North is new and measures factory square, so the standard 1/16 inch per side factory deduction lands exactly where the order predicts and a spot check across a repeated bedroom opening is defensible. The older Centennial plats have had fifteen to thirty five years to move on Sugar Creek Township ground, so each opening gets a three point measure across the width at the head, at the middle and again at the sill, with the narrowest number governing. Same street name, same subdivision family, two entirely different measuring protocols. That's the whole story of this community in one paragraph.

The shapes diverge just as sharply. Centennial North carries current national builder product: wide fixed units, stacked rectangular transoms, a rear sliding door wall, no arches anywhere. The older plats, built through the 1990s and 2000s, are the ones more likely to have the half round or elliptical transom over the front facing window. An arch and a rectangle above the same sized main window are not the same order, not the same price and not the same install. Opening counts land around 16 to 24 for a 3 to 4 bedroom D.R. Horton plan, with the older plats running similar counts in era typical smaller units.

Specifying across the Centennial name

Two different jobs live under this one name. Centennial North is a 3 to 4 bedroom D.R. Horton plan from about $345,000 with repeated openings and a rear door wall, so the priorities are consistency across the repeats and a real answer for the sliding glass. The older Centennial plats are fifteen to thirty five years settled with arched transoms out front, so the priorities are individual measurement and products that don't punish a slightly out of square opening. National ranges give the bracket either way: custom shades $250 to $2,600 per window, interior shutters $175 to $800, and stock shades $60 to $600 for the rooms where custom isn't warranted.

The Centennial plats and the US 52 corridor

The Centennial family sits close to the US 52 corridor inside the New Palestine school district, feeding New Palestine Elementary, Doe Creek Middle and New Palestine High School under the Community School Corporation of Southern Hancock County. No street list is recorded for these plats at parcel level in the sources available to us, so we don't publish one: street to plat attribution is exactly the kind of detail that gets invented elsewhere and we won't. The name itself has become newly appropriate, since New Palestine marked its 150th anniversary in 2026 alongside a 79-acre Town Center project and a new Kroger, in what the local guide calls the town's biggest year.

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