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Angilee Gardens housing: a D.R. Horton plan set at $374,900 to $429,900

Angilee Gardens is building out to a single builder's plan set, D.R. Horton, with 2026 listings running $374,900 to $429,900. Set that against the citywide picture and the gap is stark: Lebanon's ACS median home value is $195,600 and its median sale price is $303,597, so the entry price at Angilee Gardens clears the city's median sale by more than $71,000. Only 131 housing units in Lebanon were built in 2020 or later, 1.7% of 7,548 total, which tells you how little of this city looks anything like this community. Home counts, lot sizes and square footage ranges aren't published for it, so we don't quote them.

The elevations are production traditional drawn from one catalog, which means trim detail stays consistent from house to house and from opening to opening inside a house. That consistency is the whole commercial argument for ordering a house at once rather than a room at a time. Every opening carries a drywall return with no applied casing and generous depth, the condition only 40.0% of Lebanon's stock offers and the 3,253 houses built here between 1940 and 1979 emphatically do not. Consistency cuts both ways, though. A bracket set a quarter inch too deep at the first window is set a quarter inch too deep at the twentieth unless somebody checks the twentieth.

The Angilee Gardens window schedule: rectangles, one slider, one transom

Fifteen to 22 openings is the working figure for a current D.R. Horton plan at $374,900 to $429,900, inferred from builder and era rather than counted off a plan book. Most of those openings are rectangles that repeat, which makes this one of the more predictable measures anywhere in Lebanon. The predictability stops at the patio door. A slider is wide, it sits low, and it carries daily traffic, so whatever goes over it has to stack somewhere that isn't in front of the glass and has to survive being pushed aside twice a day. Then there's the entry transom: fixed, small, above a door, and the wrong place for anything operable.

Squareness is the easy part and the deceptive part. These houses are new, they measure square, and the factory takes the narrowest width and deducts 1/16 inch per side, which on a square opening lands where it should. Give the frame two or three heating seasons in a climate that runs from a January average low of 20.9F to a July average high of 85.2F and it moves. We three point measure anyway, because a record of what the opening was at install is what later tells us whether a rubbing shade is a product fault or a house that shifted. And a bedroom in this price band usually wants dark, which an inside mount alone won't deliver: Lutron publishes 3/4 inch per side of light gap on an inside mount Roller 20/64 shade.

Four products that fit an Angilee Gardens plan

The Angilee Gardens schedule splits cleanly, which is unusual for Lebanon. There's a run of repeating rectangles wanting one consistent product, a slider wanting something built for a wide traveling opening, and bedrooms wanting a darkness the inside mount can't supply by itself. Order them as one job and the rectangles carry the volume while the slider carries the cost. National pricing for reference: custom work $250 to $2,600 per window, drapery $300 to $4,000 per window. None of that is Indianapolis pricing, because no Indianapolis installed pricing for this trade is published anywhere. Custom lead time runs 2 to 5 weeks after the measure.

Angilee Gardens: district, corridors and what the county doesn't publish

Angilee Gardens sits inside Lebanon, but its plat boundary and street names aren't published in any source we could reach: Boone County's parcel service returned an error and the statewide Indiana parcel layer carries no subdivision name field. So there's no street list here and nothing invented to fill one. Schools are documented: Lebanon Community School Corporation, Lebanon Middle School and Lebanon Senior High School, with the elementary assigned by address among the corporation's four. The corporation reported 3,381 students in 2019-2020 and a B rating from the Indiana Department of Education, and Lebanon Senior High School reports an 87% graduation rate. Parts of neighboring Whitestown sit in the same corporation, so the district name isn't a city boundary.

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