Window Treatment in Corbett Towns, Lebanon, IN

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Corbett Towns housing: Lennar attached townhomes on a narrow frontage

Corbett Towns is building out now to Lennar's townhome product, listed in 2026 as a townhome and condominium community. Unit counts, unit sizes and a separate price band aren't published for it; the figures that exist are citywide, a Lebanon median list price of $320,000 against a median sale of $303,597. There's no meaningful individual lot, because the product is attached. Story mix isn't published either, although townhome product of this kind is typically two or three stories on a narrow frontage, and that shape is what produces the stair window. We count the openings on site rather than quoting them from a page that doesn't break them out.

What is documented is the contrast with the rest of the city. 1,275 Lebanon housing units predate 1940 and 3,253 date from 1940 to 1979, which between them are 60.0% of the stock and the reason Lebanon's default measure is a three point on a shallow, out of square opening. Corbett Towns is the opposite condition: drywall returns, no applied casing, consistent depth, factory square today. Only 131 Lebanon units were built in 2020 or later, so this community and its two detached counterparts share a very thin slice of the city. Whatever works on a 1970s split level across town is the wrong starting point here.

Corbett Towns windows: two elevations, one stair, one shared sun angle

Eight to 14 openings per unit is the working number, and it comes from the geometry rather than from a plan set. Party walls carry no glass, so a Corbett Towns unit puts nearly everything on the front and the rear. That halves the count against a detached Lebanon new build at 16 to 24 and concentrates every decision onto two walls. In practice it means a whole unit order is small enough to do at once, and it means a misjudgment about exposure hits half the home rather than a quarter of it. The rear normally carries a slider onto a deck or patio, which is the widest opening in the unit and the one that gets used most.

The stair window is where the money goes. On a two or three story townhome the stair runs up the middle of a narrow plan and the glass runs with it, so you get the tallest piece in the unit sitting above a flight of stairs where no ladder stands level. Lutron's published figures matter here more than anywhere: an inside mount Roller 20/64 shade gives 3/4 inch per side of light gap, and shades 120 inches and taller, or past a 4:1 height to width ratio, get larger gaps than that. A tall narrow stair opening is exactly the 4:1 case. So the head detail and the reach get planned before the fabric does.

What a Corbett Towns unit actually needs

With 8 to 14 openings concentrated on two elevations, a Corbett Towns order is small, which is exactly the reason to spend properly on the two or three openings that carry the unit. The stair window is one. The rear slider is another. The front elevation is the third, and it's the one the whole row sees at once. Because Lennar builds these as a single block with a shared orientation, we'd walk the row at the hour the sun is actually on it before choosing openness, rather than reading it off a plat nobody has published. National motorized pricing runs $300 to $1,500 per window installed, and custom fabrication takes 2 to 5 weeks after the measure.

Corbett Towns: schools, streets and what's actually on record

No street names or plat boundaries for Corbett Towns are published in any source we could reach, so this page carries none. Boone County's parcel service returned an HTTP 523 and the statewide Indiana parcel layer holds no subdivision name field, which is why every community in this city has the same gap. Schools are on record: Lebanon Community School Corporation, with Lebanon Middle School, Lebanon Senior High School and the elementary set by address across four elementary schools. The corporation reported 3,381 students in 2019-2020 with a B rating from the Indiana Department of Education. Lebanon covers 15.52 square miles, and Interstate 65 meets US 52 in the city's northwest section.

The Corbett Towns association and anything that shows from outside

Corbett Towns is attached product, and attached product means an association with authority over the exterior envelope. That's reasoning from the product type rather than a rule anybody has read to you: no recorded declaration for Corbett Towns was reachable, and we won't tell you what yours says. What it means in practice is a clean split. Interior products, meaning blinds, shades, shutters and drapery, are normally the owner's business. Anything mounted on the outside face of the building, exterior solar shades and retractable awnings above all, is normally the association's. Send us the declaration from your closing package and we'll read the exterior section before quoting anything that hangs outside. National awning pricing runs $1,000 to $6,000 installed, which isn't money to spend on a maybe.

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