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Townhomes at Anson: 73 units, 12 buildings, one build run

Ryland Homes built Townhomes at Anson in the early 2010s as a single run of 12 buildings holding 73 attached two story units, and it sold out by 2016. Ryland no longer exists as a brand, so there's no builder to call for opening sizes and no plan catalog still in circulation. Everything gets measured. The ground footprint is the smallest in this file at roughly 0.03 to 0.04 acre per unit, about 1,300 to 1,750 square feet of land per home, which is a fraction of the 0.26-acre average a few miles away at Maple Grove. Neighbors are close here, and window treatments carry the privacy load that distance carries elsewhere in Whitestown.

Prices explain why people buy here. zville.com records a $313,000 median sold price with a five year average of $307,000 across 21 sales and a range of $246,000 to $360,000. For that, the address gets Zionsville Community Schools: Boone Meadow Elementary School, Zionsville West Middle School and Zionsville Community High School, while most of Whitestown goes to Lebanon. Edmonds Creek at Anson North carries the same Anson name and goes to Lebanon instead. The district split runs right through the town, and Townhomes at Anson sits on the Zionsville side of it at a $313,000 median sold price against Zionsville's $587,800 median owner occupied home value.

Townhomes at Anson window profile: two elevations and twelve exposures

An interior unit at Townhomes at Anson has glass on the front and the back and nothing on the sides, which puts the count at roughly 8 to 14. An end unit picks up a side elevation and runs about half again as many. The shapes are early-2010s Ryland production: rectangular units with a rear slider or patio door, and nothing decorative. Returns are shallow production vinyl and, crucially, identical across all 73 units, because they were all built at once. That's the most useful thing about this community. Once we've measured a unit in your building, the numbers for the mirror unit next door are a short conversation rather than a fresh survey.

Exposure works the same way. Every unit in a building faces the same direction, so a shading assessment covers the building rather than the unit, and across 12 buildings there are 12 conditions to know rather than 73. Squareness is fine: the units are roughly twelve to fifteen years old and they've aged identically, so a three point measure confirms rather than uncovers. What does need attention is the front elevation, because 12 buildings with matching street facing openings read as one facade from Central Boulevard, and a white backed roller in one unit beside an ivory one in the next is visible from the sidewalk.

What works in a Townhomes at Anson unit

The order here splits front from back, and it's a smaller order than anything else in this file at 8 to 14 openings. Front facing product is partly a neighbor decision, because 12 buildings with matching openings read as one face from Central Boulevard, and partly a privacy decision, because at 0.03 to 0.04 acre per unit there isn't much distance doing the work for you. Rear product is about darkness in the upstairs bedrooms and traffic flow at the patio door. Custom runs $250 to $2,600 per window nationally, so a full unit here lands at the low end of a whole house job.

Central Boulevard, El Paso Street, and Zionsville schools at a Whitestown address

Townhomes at Anson sits inside the Anson master plan on Central Boulevard, El Paso Street and Schooler Drive, with Anson's retail alongside it and the Big-4 Rail Trail 2.8 miles away. The school assignment is the headline: Boone Meadow Elementary School, Zionsville West Middle School and Zionsville Community High School under Zionsville Community Schools. That's the Eagle Township side of Whitestown's split district, and it puts a Zionsville assignment behind a $313,000 median sold price. Anywhere else in Boone County, that assignment comes attached to Zionsville's $587,800 median home value. The townhome association is managed by Omni Management.

The Townhomes at Anson association and what to ask before you order

Townhomes at Anson has a townhome association managed by Omni Management. No architectural guideline document was retrievable and no recorded window covering rule was located, so we won't tell you there's a required backing color when we can't cite one. What we will say is that attached product generally carries tighter exterior uniformity expectations than detached does, and this community gives an association more reason than most to care: 12 buildings with matching street facing openings on Central Boulevard read as one face. Before ordering anything visible from outside, and especially anything mounted on the exterior, ask Omni Management in writing. It takes a week, and it costs less than reordering 10 shades.

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