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Four plats, 317 homes, and a hundred year spread

Tamarack is the number that changes Cicero's profile. 270 houses recorded between 2019 and 2023 in a town with fewer than 2,000 single family parcels, and 190 of those 270 are recorded at 2.0 stories, 70 percent, in a town where only 40.5 percent of the stock reaches two stories at all. Recorded floor area runs 1,471 to 4,562 square feet and gross assessed values run $272,100 to $531,900, with the middle of the distinct value distribution near $390,000. Auburn Estates adds roughly 34 more at 1,656 to 3,560 square feet, every one of them recorded as built in 2022, the tightest build out in the whole Cicero file.

The older two plats are small and they carry the other half of the character. Baycrest Addition covers eleven parcels with construction recorded in 1920, 1980, 1981 and 1989, floor area from 1,134 to 2,304 square feet, and it sits close to the water at the north end of town. Conaway Estates is two houses, 1900 and 2001. These are the pockets where a 1980s ranch sits a few doors from a recent rebuild on the same street, Cicero's characteristic pattern and the reason a route sheet here can't assume a common product across one plat name. Values for Baycrest and Conaway aren't separately isolated in the parcel export, so we don't quote a band for them.

Square set drywall in Tamarack, a century of settling in Baycrest

On a 2021 Tamarack house the openings are square, the drywall is returned into them, and there's no casing to mount to, which sounds simple and isn't. Square means the three point measure comes back consistent, so a repeat order across 16 to 28 openings is realistic and a plan learned on one house transfers to the next. No depth means an inside mount is often below what a cassette or a headrail needs, so we're either taking an outside mount onto the wall above the opening or specifying a shallow profile headrail that fits what's actually there. We measure the depth on site rather than inferring it from the build year.

Baycrest reads the opposite way. Thirty six to 105 years of settling across eleven parcels means openings that are visibly out of true, so we three point measure and then decide whether an inside mount will look wrong even where it fits. The 1920 house has original casing and a real reveal, and it's the only place in this cluster where an inside mount is comfortable. The interesting shapes, meanwhile, are all on the new side: black framed units with a grid on the upper half, oversized rear sliding doors with fixed transoms above them, and a two story stair window on some Tamarack plans.

What we specify across Tamarack, Auburn Estates, Baycrest and Conaway

Two specifications, not one. On the 2019 to 2023 stock the drivers are unshaded solar load on all four elevations, a black frame that shows hardware, and effectively no mounting depth, so outside mount products and shallow headrails do most of the work. On Baycrest's 1980s ranches and its 1920 house the drivers are settled openings and a shallow, irregular reveal, so the product has to cover rather than fit. National price context: custom shades run $250 to $2,600 per window against $60 to $600 for stock, and on a 24-opening Tamarack house that gap decides the whole scope. Fabrication runs 2 to 5 weeks either way.

Where these four plats sit in Cicero

These sit north and east of the Cicero town grid, off Tollgate Road at the north edge of town, with Morse Reservoir to the south and the Hamilton Heights schools campus close by. Red Bridge Park is the other local reference point people use. Eight streets carry the cluster: Tamarack Larch, Verdant, Perlican, Common Loon, Lander Bluff, Hollister, Lively and Anchor. The school answer matches every other Cicero address, because Hamilton Heights School Corporation runs one elementary school, one middle school and one high school across Cicero, Arcadia and roughly 100 square miles of Jackson and White River townships.

Associations across Tamarack, Auburn Estates, Baycrest and Conaway

Tamarack and Auburn Estates are recent production plats, and plats of that vintage normally carry an association, though neither was separately verified in the county record. Baycrest Addition and Conaway Estates are older additions and no association was located for either one. That difference is worth knowing before you order: in a 270-house plat finished in 2023, an architectural review body is the sort of thing that has an opinion about what the street sees, and in an eleven parcel addition holding a 1920 house, there's usually nobody to ask. We don't assert a window covering rule for any of these four, because none is verified. Send your recorded documents and we'll work to what they say.

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