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Branches housing: thirteen years of one Ryan Homes catalog

Branches went up between 2005 and 2018, all of it from Ryan Homes. Thirteen years from one national production builder gives you a repeating plan catalog rather than one off elevations, which is genuinely helpful right up until you remember that the catalog itself changed across the period. Homes run 2,052 to 3,626 square feet on lots of 6,970 to 10,019 square feet, roughly 0.16 to 0.23 acre, from town listing data current as of 21 July 2024. Those are the smallest lots of any Brownsburg community in this file, smaller than Eagle Crossing's 7,406 to 10,890 square feet and far smaller than Fox Chase's 13,000 to 16,500.

The home count isn't published and Hendricks County has no reachable public parcel GIS to count from, so we don't quote one. Neither is a price band published; the town gives home sizes instead of a range. What Branches does publish through the town's subdivision page is the amenity set, and it's the fullest in Brownsburg relative to lot size. A clubhouse, a community pool, a playground, tennis courts and sand volleyball on parcels a third the size of Northridge's is Brownsburg's density and amenity trade, and Northridge, with lots running to 40,947 square feet, sits at the opposite end of it.

Why two Branches houses measure differently

Opening counts in Branches run 16 to 28 across the plan range, a wide band for one builder, and it tracks the 2,052 to 3,626 square foot spread. The smaller plans are rectangular openings with a rear slider and a transom or half round over the entry on the dressier elevations. The larger plans pick up a two story family room wall. Return depth is shallow production framing throughout, consistent within a plan and not across the catalog, because Ryan's specification moved between 2005 and 2018. That's why the mounting depth answer in Branches gets taken per house rather than borrowed from whatever the neighbor ordered.

Settling is the other split. An early Branches house has had sixteen to twenty years to move and belongs squarely in the population where a diagonal check changes the order. A 2017 or 2018 house has had seven and usually measures true. Same street, same builder, different answer. Add the standard 1/16 inch per side factory deduction to a quarter inch of skew in an early house and you get a visible wedge of daylight at one top corner that no amount of installer skill fixes afterward. We take three widths and three heights on every opening in Branches, and we write down what year the house was finished.

Product picks that suit the Branches plan catalog

Branches is a family neighborhood with a pool, a playground, tennis courts and sand volleyball, and the houses run 2,052 to 3,626 square feet rather than 6,000, so the product conversation is about durability and child safety more than formal rooms. Cordless lift is the default here. ANSI/WCMA A100.1-2022 is the governing product safety standard, products conform to it and companies never do, and inner cord non compliance is treated as a substantial product hazard under 16 CFR 1120.3. On budget, national ranges put stock shades at $60 to $600 per window and custom at $250 to $2,600. The gap between them is what buys a fit to an out of square 2006 opening.

Branches: 56th Street to 700 North, west of Raceway Road

Branches occupies the ground between West 56th Street on the south and County Road 700 North on the north, just west of Raceway Road in northeast Brownsburg. That puts it in the same corner of town as Eagle Crossing and Williamsburg, and closer to Indianapolis than to Brownsburg's rebuilt North Green Street downtown. Interior street names aren't published in any reachable source, so the three bounding roads are what this page can give you honestly. Schools run through Brownsburg Community School Corporation, with Brownsburg High School and East or West Middle School assigned by address. The amenity ground inside the plat carries the clubhouse, the pool, the playground, tennis courts and sand volleyball.

Your board is called Fox Chase, and that isn't a mistake

Branches is governed by the Fox Chase Homeowners Association under a separate set of Branches covenants and restrictions. Fox Chase itself sits on the south side of Brownsburg at Hornaday Road and CR 300N, well away from West 56th Street, so residents here answer to a board named after somewhere they don't live. It confuses new owners and it confuses contractors. The association's public site renders only through JavaScript and the covenant text wasn't retrievable, so no architectural committee process could be confirmed and no window covering rule was found. Request the Branches covenant packet before you order anything that changes the front elevation, and note that it's the Branches document you want rather than the Fox Chase one.

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