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Kensington Venture housing: 2022 build years, and a resale market four years later

Kensington Venture is a named, marketed community rather than scattered infill, and that is most of what the public record says about it. Houses built in 2022 appear as resales, which fixes the build era firmly in the 2020s. Home count, lot size and build out dates are unsourced. Hendricks County has no publicly reachable parcel GIS: gis.co.hendricks.in.us and maps.co.hendricks.in.us both fail to resolve, and the statewide Indiana parcel layer carries no year built or subdivision field. So there is no number to print, and we'd rather say that than invent one. Danville's median sale price is $360,000 against a median list of $363,285, and this community sits inside that band with no separately published figure of its own.

What the era does tell you is the construction. Danville's 1980-and newer stock is 61.2% of the town and it is overwhelmingly drywall return openings with no applied casing and generous depth. A 2022 house is the purest version of that: square corners, real depth behind the return, nothing to fight. The town level era note groups the two story production stock at Kensington Venture with factory square openings, two story foyer glass, and half round or elliptical transoms over the front facing window. Whether your specific plan carries that transom is a plan level question rather than a community level one, so we confirm it at the measure. Schedules in this era run 16 to 24 openings, inferred from build year rather than from a survey of the section.

What a Kensington Venture measure runs into

Depth is the good news and the trap at the same time. A 2022 drywall return gives you real mounting depth, enough for a cellular headrail or a shutter L-frame to sit fully recessed instead of standing proud of the wall. What it doesn't give you is trim. There is no applied casing anywhere in a house like this, so an outside mount has nothing but wall face to land on, and the mounting bracket has to bridge to framing rather than bite into a casing board. That changes the answer on any product where you would otherwise default to an outside mount for light control. In Kensington Venture we take depth at the head of every opening type before anyone talks about product.

Then the light gap, which is arithmetic rather than opinion. The factory takes a standard 1/16 inch per side off your finished width so the shade clears the opening, and Lutron publishes an inside mount light gap of 3/4 inch per side on its Roller 20/64. On a four year old square opening that gap is predictable, which is exactly why we can commit to a number in Kensington Venture and can't in a pre-1940 house on Main Street. If the plan carries a two story foyer or a stairwell run, stack height joins the conversation: a shade over 120 inches tall, or one past a 4:1 height to width ratio, gets a larger published gap and a taller stack sitting on the top of the glass.

What we specify most in Kensington Venture

Two things drive the specification here: the openings are deep and square, and the coverage is usually partial when we arrive. Deep and square means the products with the fussiest mounting requirements are genuinely available to you, which is not true in the older half of Danville. Partial coverage means sequencing matters, because whatever we add in year one becomes the reference for year two. Indianapolis sits in IECC Climate Zone 5A with a January average low of 20.9F and a July average high of 85.2F, so a 2022 house here carries a real heating load and a real cooling load inside the same year. Whatever goes in has to answer both. Custom work runs $250 to $2,600 per window nationally.

Kensington Venture in Danville

Kensington Venture sits inside the town of Danville, and the exact boundaries aren't published, which is true of every named subdivision here. Street names inside the platted sections are not sourceable without a parcel service, and Hendricks County's do not resolve, so the array below stays empty rather than guessed. What we can give you is the frame around it. Danville is the Hendricks County seat, the courthouse has been the center of the street grid since 1824, and Main Street carries US 36 running 20 miles east to downtown Indianapolis. Schools are the Danville Community School Corporation, with elementary assignment by address, then Danville Middle School and Danville Community High School.

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