Neighborhoods in Indiana

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  Meridian Hills

  With access to top-tier education and a prestigious, century-old country club, Meridian Hills is consistently sought-after by Indianapolis homebuyers who crave that lifestyle. About 9 miles north of downtown, this tranquil, heavily forested town in the Washington Township is home to around 1,800 people. "It's a lot of mature trees, very affluent,"

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    $850K

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    $490K - $3.2M

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  West Carmel

  Located in the growing suburb of Carmel, Indiana, West Carmel has become one of the most desirable places to live in the region. Known for its family-friendly atmosphere and scenic suburban landscapes, this community offers a balance of modern conveniences and tranquil living. With quick access to the bustling amenities of Carmel and a reputation

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    $760K

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    $280K - $3.3M

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    61 Listings

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  Crows Nest

  Crows Nest is an exclusive neighborhood known for its private estates along the scenic Sunset Lane, with properties ranging from two to twenty acres. The eastern side of Sunset Lane borders the White River, offering picturesque views and access to a wide grassy field perfect for outdoor activities. The neighborhood, listed on the National Register

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    $736K

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    $508K - $3.8M

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    1 Listing

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  Zionsville

  Zionsville may be Indiana’s last city alphabetically, but it is near the top of most lists of best places in the state to live. As measured by housing prices, Zionsville is No. 1 in the Indianapolis Metro area with a median home value near $650,000 – more than $100,000 higher than second-place Carmel and around $250,000 higher than the national

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    $731K

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    $324K - $3.5M

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    45 Listings

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  Williams Creek

  With gorgeous Colonial and European-style estates wrapped in greenery on rolling hills, it’s no wonder the town of Williams Creek is known as the Switzerland of Marion County. Developed in 1928 in a small section 8 miles north of Downtown Indianapolis, Williams Creek was intended to be a scenic residential haven for the wealthy and continues to

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    $694K

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    $338K - $4.5M

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    5 Listings

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  Renwick

  Renwick packs a lot into this small corner of Bloomington. Built around the Renwick Village Center, this neighborhood puts upscale homes and luxury apartments within steps of various eateries and businesses. Residents can make a quick stop for breakfast and coffee in the morning and cap their day with a visit to an upscale wine or cocktail bar.

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    $682K

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    $521K - $1.1M

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    8 Listings

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  Hoosier Acres

  An advertisement from the 1950s proclaimed Hoosier Acres to be the finest residential neighborhood in Bloomington, and there are a few here who still agree. The neighborhood provides stylish mid- to late-20th century homes, lush landscaping and a little more privacy with its spacious lots and mature canopy. Narrow roads and sparse traffic ease

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    $645K

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    $596K - $823K

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    1 Listing

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  Arden

  Set between Marrott Woods Nature Preserve, the White River, and the exclusive Meridian Hills Country Club, tree-filled Arden is one of the most desirable neighborhoods in Indianapolis. Though it comes with a city address and sits directly across the river from the busy Broad Ripple neighborhood, Arden is decidedly suburban in feel. “Despite being

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    $639K

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    $448K - $1.6M

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    1 Listing

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  Brooks-Luxhaven

  From giant mansions on the water to housing developments by farmland, Brooks-Luxhaven is a diverse community that draws in those seeking both luxurious and modest lifestyles. Whether folks live on or off the Geist Reservoir, the water is free to explore to all who call the neighborhood home. Weekly fishing tournaments, holiday events and casual

  • Average Value

    $635K

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    $333K - $2.4M

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    78 Listings

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  Old Northside

  The only neighborhood in Indiana that was once home to an American president, Indianapolis’ Old Northside has successfully preserved the houses and charm that made it the city’s prominent place of residence in the second half of the 19th century. That includes the house of Benjamin Harrison, who left here to serve as the nation’s 23rd president

  • Average Value

    $629K

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    $176K - $1.5M

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    15 Listings

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  Canal-White River

  Canal-White River Downtown, located at the heart of Indianapolis, serves as the central artery for the city’s outdoor activities and scenic water views. The neighborhood is centered around a three-mile urban canal walk that flows seamlessly into White River State Park. This picturesque area is popular for casual strolls, scenic biking, and the

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    $615K

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    $483K - $873K

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  East Carmel

  Initially a bedroom community of Indianapolis, Carmel now features a thriving downtown of its own with plentiful parks and one of the top school districts in Indiana. East Carmel is a primarily residential area that provides easy access to the many amenities in this burgeoning edge city of more than 100,000 residents. “Decades ago, up through the

  • Average Value

    $597K

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    $355K - $1.4M

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    38 Listings

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  Forest Park

  Amid blocks and blocks of more sedate, more densely built homes, Forest Park stands out as an enclave of broader yards, bigger homes and a sense of community on Fort Wayne's east side. Arrayed along the divided lanes of Forest Park Drive, the neighborhood is just north of a favored park and evokes a different kind of feeling than the surrounding

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    $588K

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    1 Listing

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  East Westfield

  Locals use a popular slogan to describe their hometown in the northern suburbs of Indianapolis: "Westfield is the best field." And it’s not just a clever rhyme. The town has grown from just under 10,000 residents in 2000 to nearly 60,000 today because many believe it to be true. That growth is evident in East Westfield, where new subdivisions are

  • Average Value

    $579K

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    $271K - $2.4M

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    29 Listings

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  Lockerbie Square

  Lockerbie Square is not Indianapolis’ literal birthplace, but its cobblestone streets and 19th-century houses are a well-preserved throwback to the city’s early days. This is Indy’s oldest surviving residential neighborhood. Named for a Scotsman but largely settled by German immigrants after the Civil War, its residents included beloved “Hoosier

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    $575K

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    $298K - $1.4M

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  Lake Dalecarlia

  Lake Dalecarlia, or “Lake Dale,” is a community-oriented neighborhood with affluent homes and proximity to nearby lakes. Homebuyers will find the community is big on helping one another and being thoughtful. “For the 25 years that I’ve lived here, we have been there for each other and come together when we need each other. All the POA members are

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    $553K

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    $338K - $1.3M

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    6 Listings

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  Wholesale District

  Indianapolis’s Wholesale District is named for the abundant trade and industrial activity that characterized it at the turn of the 20th century. Today, this neighborhood offers copious entertainment and nightlife options within blocks of mid- and high-rise condo buildings. As the sun falls for the evening, the streets glow from the signs and

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    $544K

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    $320K - $4.5M

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    6 Listings

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  Covenanter

  Covenanter gets its unique name from a religious group of abolitionists who settled in present-day Bloomington during the early 1800s. In 1828, Thomas Smith, a Covenanter, built a brick, Colonial-style farmhouse that still stands today on its original site in South Pickwick Place. While the rest of the homes in Covenanter aren’t quite as historic

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    $537K

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    $183K - $1.2M

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    11 Listings

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  Olio

  Indianapolis' suburb Olio is in the popular area of Fishers, Indiana. “Usually, when you look at Money Magazine every year when they rank cities, Fishers is in the top five or top ten,” says Mamadou Gueye, a Realtor with Trueblood Real Estate, who sells homes there and lives in the community too. “We have parks, trails, lots of cool bars and

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    $537K

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    $300K - $1.5M

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    97 Listings

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  Blue Ridge

  The Blue Ridge community's main entrance features an ornate wrought-iron gate, a flower bed filled with short pines and bushes, and limestone columns. This neighborhood sitauted on the northern end of Bloomington has long been popular for its spacious and stylish mid to late 20th century houses. “It’s great for anyone commuting to Indianapolis due

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    $529K

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    $375K - $749K

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    4 Listings

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  Cole-Noble

  Cole-Noble has played multiple roles in Indianapolis history, including its current turn as an increasingly popular mix of retail and residential. The neighborhood has transformed regularly. Originally the farm of 19th-century Indiana Governor Noah Noble, it became an industrial neighborhood where the Cole Motor Car Company manufactured luxury

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    $525K

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  Hawthorn Hills

  Hawthorn Hills in Fishers, located about 20 miles from downtown Indianapolis, is a rapidly growing neighborhood. The area features highly-rated schools within the Hamilton Southeastern School District, including Brooks School Elementary, Riverside Intermediate School, Riverside Junior High, and Hamilton Southeastern High School. The neighborhood

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    $523K

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    $295K - $1.9M

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    24 Listings

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  Westfield

  In the 1990s, Westfield transitioned from a quiet, primarily rural town 20 miles north of downtown Indianapolis to a growing suburb. Today, that growth continues at an extraordinary rate. A town of just over 3,000 residents in 1990 and just under 10,000 people in 2000 is now a city on the brink of 60,000 people. Westfield ranks sixth nationally in

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    $518K

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    $294K - $1.8M

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    198 Listings

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  Elm Heights

  Elm Heights is synonymous with the Vinegar Hill Historic District, which got its name from the odor of the dying orchards that once existed there. That fact, however, tells only one piece of this neighborhood’s story. Known for its limestone industry, Indiana supplied the quarried rocks for famous landmarks like the Biltmore Estate in Asheville,

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    $517K

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    $326K - $808K

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    12 Listings

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  Ogden Dunes

  Along Lake Michigan’s shoreline, Ogden Dunes combines peaceful lakeside living with outdoor recreation. Many of the beaches and dunes surrounding the community are protected by the National Parks Service, with trails and scenic overlooks just a few minutes from homes. “Chicago was designed so that the lake belonged to the people, so lakefront

  • Average Value

    $511K

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    $306K - $1.1M

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    15 Listings

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