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The 1998 to 2001 housing on Harrison Ridge and Harrison Run

Three recordings define this community: Harrison Ridge section 1 on 22 May 1998, Harrison Run on 20 September 1999 and Harrison Ridge section 2 on 11 August 2001. Three years, one product generation, no builder published by name in the Marion County platted subdivision layer. Lot counts aren't published either, so a home count for Harrison Ridge is an estimate no matter who quotes it to you. What is on record is the street set, twelve names including Harrison Ridge Blvd, Harrison Run Ct, Fountain Cove Dr, Fremont Ct and Trevia Dr, all returning a Lawrence city value in the county parcel layer.

The dominant plan is two story with 16 to 24 openings, and the larger plans of that era carried a two story great room. Story mix isn't published. The feature that makes this community its own case is the ground. These plats sit on a slope running toward Fall Creek, so walk out and daylight lower levels are common and they add glass at the rear that the same builder's plan on a flat lot in Greentree wouldn't have. A walk out lower level is a different room to treat: it's at grade, it faces the yard directly, and privacy from outside is a live concern rather than a theoretical one.

Slope, rear glass, and where a 1998 opening has moved

The lower level is the reason this community doesn't get the same specification as Greentree, even though the two went up a few years apart and a couple of miles away. A daylight or walk out lower level facing the Fall Creek slope has glass at ground level, and ground level means somebody standing in the yard looks straight in. Light filtering isn't enough there. Room darkening or blackout fabric is the starting point, and the honest disclosure is that no roller closes the edges by itself: Lutron publishes a 3/4 inch per side inside mount light gap on the Roller 20/64.

Upstairs the problems are the ordinary late-1990s ones, plus age. Drywall returns give you depth for an inside mount and nothing outside the opening to fasten to. The two story foyer window sits above the stairs where nobody reaches it. The half round transom over the front facing window is a curve, and no operable product fits it well. And at twenty four to twenty eight years these openings have moved enough that a three point measure on anything wider than about 48 inches is standard practice for us on Harrison Ridge Blvd and Harrison Run Dr, not an upsell.

What we specify on the Fall Creek slope

Harrison Ridge and Harrison Run get a lower level first specification, which is not how we'd approach Greentree or the 2015 to 2023 houses at Lawrence Village. Start with the room that has glass at grade and the least privacy, get that right, and the rest of the house is a straightforward late-1990s job. Prices are national ranges: custom shades $250 to $2,600 per window, motorized $300 to $1,500 per window installed. Custom fabrication runs 2 to 5 weeks, so a walk out lower level you want covered before the leaves come off along Fall Creek needs the order placed ahead of the season, not during it.

Streets and setting around Harrison Ridge

The community sits between Lee Road and Fall Creek Road around 63rd Street, south of the fort, with Fort Harrison State Park to the north. Twelve streets are on record: Harrison Ridge Blvd, Harrison Ridge Dr, Harrison Run Dr, Harrison Run Ct, Harrison Run Pl, Fountain Cove Dr, Fountain Cove Ct, Trilobi Dr, Fremont Ct, McIlvain Dr, Trevia Dr and Pleasant Woods Ln. Schools run through the Metropolitan School District of Lawrence Township, the ninth largest district in Indiana, with Belzer or Craig at the middle level and Lawrence North or Lawrence Central for high school. Note that the district is the township, which is larger than the City of Lawrence, so a Lawrence Township school address isn't automatically a City of Lawrence address.

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