I have single tracks in my master bedroom. These were custom made draperies though so a professional installed them and made the draperies. I love them. Very easy to open/close, etc.

I thought I'd mention one more thing. I don't think that this applies as much to wood blinds, but we had dark brown aluminum blinds in one room at our old house and they were a nightmare to dust--always ended up with dust lines if tried to just dust and would have to use a wet cloth slat by slat to make them look nice--very time consuming on big blinds. Lighter colors don't show the dust like dark ones do. We have always used Hunter Douglas blinds, cellular shades and pleated shades and have always been pleased with that brand. We just used pleated shades in the upstairs rooms of our new house, and the fabic on all 15 of the pleated shades were defective, and it was very easy to get Hunter Douglas to replace all 15 of them. Hunter Douglas is probably a little more expensive than the other brands, but I have been very satsified.

thanks for the feedback! A lot of our windows on the main floor or the small Windows like the ones you see in the picture. I feel like it is weird to add floor-length curtains over such small Windows. am I the only one who thinks that? maybe it's not weird at all?

Only if you don’t like looking at a brick wall...are the neighbors able to look inside? It seems to me that you may need the light. How about inside mount Roman shades that are open but provide a bit of color.