Neighborhoods in Indianapolis, IN

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  Linden Wood

  In the older areas of Linden Wood, mature trees tower over midcentury homes, each with its own unique style. Like the custom homes, each school, park and shop offers something special to this Indianapolis neighborhood. It’s situated 8 miles south of downtown in the coveted Perry Township, with a school district that Niche ranks as the third best

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    $280K

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    $194K - $649K

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  Southern Dunes

  In Southern Dunes, the sun rises over golf courses with rolling green hills and small lakes where waterfowl like to play. The Southern Dunes Golf Course is the centerpiece of this Indianapolis neighborhood, with 6,615 yards of space to practice a swing. Surrounded by farmland just 10 miles south of the city center, the neighborhood has a sparse

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    $280K

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    $190K - $528K

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    19 Listings

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  Homecroft

  Homecroft, located just four miles from downtown, is a neighborhood known for its close-knit community and small-town feel. Established in 1923, Homecroft features a mix of ranch-style and Colonial Revival homes, primarily built between the 1920s and 1940s. The neighborhood's tree-lined streets and sidewalks contribute to its charming atmosphere.

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    $278K

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    $185K - $463K

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    6 Listings

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  West Newton

  Home to one of the largest parks in Indianapolis, West Newton offers a tranquil suburban lifestyle with abundant outdoor recreation and immediate access to U.S. Interstate 70. “West Newton is known for Southwestway Park, it’s also a great place for finding an affordable home," says long-time local Susan Forrest, Realtor with United Real Estate

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    $278K

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    $138K - $637K

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    3 Listings

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  Camby

  In the southwestern end of Indianapolis, new homes continue springing up in Camby, where new residential developments offer a comparatively lower cost of entry to the capital city’s outer suburbs. “Location is its biggest factor. It’s very convenient to the Indianapolis International Airport and downtown,” says Daniel O’Brien, a local Realtor

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    $272K

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    $214K - $432K

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    20 Listings

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  Augusta

  Augusta, Indianapolis, is near Eagle Creek Park and Michigan Road's ethnic restaurants. The neighborhood has walkable streets with homes from the 1980s-2000s. Northwestway Park provides sports facilities and an aquatic center. Augusta, a neighborhood in Indianapolis, offers a blend of ranch-style and traditional homes built primarily between the

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    $269K

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    $157K - $394K

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    9 Listings

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  Castleton

  Best known as home to Indiana’s largest shopping mall, Castleton is a neighborhood that gives Indianapolis homebuyers plenty of amenities. It was established as a village over 170 years ago and became its own town several decades later. The first chapter in Castleton’s history saw it as a prosperous industrial center for brickmaking and charcoal.

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    $260K

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    $188K - $748K

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    8 Listings

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  Key Meadows

  Key Meadows is a mostly residential neighborhood, but its close proximity to the Speedway offers easy access to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and some of the best local dining in the northwest area of the city. Residents enjoy suburban life in subdivisions built mostly in the 1990s and 2000s, with larger traditional homes and mid-20th-century

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    $260K

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    $150K - $500K

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    11 Listings

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  South Perry

  For decades, Indy’s South Perry neighborhood marked the blending point where Indianapolis ends, and the suburbs begin. With its convenient access to downtown via Interstate 65, it still does. But in the past decade, it has also transformed into one of the most diverse neighborhoods in Indianapolis thanks to the arrival of thousands of Burmese

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    $259K

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    $107K - $405K

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    38 Listings

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  Snacks/Guion Creek

  Snacks/Guion Creek is a residential neighborhood eight miles north of downtown Indianapolis. Housing here is mostly single-family ranch-style and contemporary traditional-style homes with plenty of room for growing families who want to be close to downtown without being in the middle of a busy city. The neighborhood has extensive dining and retail

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    $254K

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    $129K - $570K

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    35 Listings

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  Raymond Park

  Among acres of farmland, and about 13 miles away from the urban life of downtown Indianapolis, sits Raymond Park, where residents can have the best of both worlds. "It has great access to Interstate 465, which gets you easily around Indianapolis, and there is a park next to the neighborhood that has a unique indoor water park," says Charlene

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    $253K

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    $185K - $378K

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    6 Listings

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  Southdale

  Southdale is one of Indianapolis’ oldest settlements. Perhaps the only evidence of this is found in the neighborhood’s Round Hill Cemetery, where gravesites date back to 1831 -- just 10 years after Indianapolis was established. The rest of Southdale continues to transform with the times – particularly in the past decade. Along with nearby

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    $253K

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    $196K - $334K

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    8 Listings

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  Valley Mills

  Valley Mills, located about 9 miles southwest of downtown Indianapolis, is a serene neighborhood within Decatur Township, known for its rich history and rural charm. The area, originally platted in the 1830s, has evolved into a community of around 12,000 residents who enjoy a quiet lifestyle with convenient city access. The neighborhood features a

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    $247K

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    $200K - $394K

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    20 Listings

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  Five Points

  Though its name connotes a busy intersection, Five Points is where the country meets the suburbs in southeast Indianapolis. Named for the triangular meeting point of Troy Avenue, Southeastern Avenue and Five Points Road, the rapidly growing neighborhood of suburban subdivisions is still home to a handful of farm fields and the Marion County

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    $245K

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    $185K - $642K

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    11 Listings

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  Chapel Hill-Ben Davis

  Chapel Hill-Ben Davis is more a suburb than a neighborhood -- some 34,000 residents call the area home. But since the 1970 consolidation of the Indianapolis and Marion County governments, this combined suburban community has been part of Indianapolis proper. Then, as now, the neighborhood’s location midway between Indianapolis International

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    $243K

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    $146K - $371K

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    17 Listings

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  College Park

  In 1970, the College Life Insurance Company unveiled its newest commercial development in College Park: three 11-story, pyramid-shaped office buildings designed by the famous architect Kevin Roche. Commonly known as "The Pyramids," these buildings sat on a 200-acre commercial development designed to accommodate the College Life Insurance Company's

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    $241K

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    $160K - $381K

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    11 Listings

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  Irvington

  After more than 150 years, Irvington has lost none of its historic charm or community feel. “They have a strong community, especially when it comes to events,” says Bethany Schultz, a Realtor with United Real Estate Indianapolis, who has been selling homes in the area for over five years. “It’s just really fun and it’s got a darling downtown

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    $236K

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    $104K - $473K

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    22 Listings

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  Ameriplex

  Ameriplex, a neighborhood in Indianapolis, is gaining renewed interest due to its economical housing prices. The area features ranch-style homes from the 1950s to 1970s, with pockets of Craftsman homes scattered throughout the rural landscape. Residents enjoy a variety of recreational options, including Sodalis Nature Park, a 210-acre park named

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    $234K

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    $177K - $304K

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    1 Listing

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  Edgewood

  Edgewood – not to be confused with the Madison County town of the same name -- is a case of truth in advertising. When the Indianapolis neighborhood was first developed in 1907, this was the edge of the city, bounded by a heavily wooded area. And though Indianapolis has grown well beyond its former edge, this tree-filled neighborhood likely

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    $231K

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    $118K - $411K

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    9 Listings

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  Crooked Creek

  Named for the winding, wooded waterway that runs through the neighborhood's northern section, Crooked Creek has 13,000 residents and is heralded as one of Indianapolis' more ethnically and culturally diverse areas. Positioned along Michigan Road near more upscale communities in northwest Indianapolis, Crooked Creek features fewer frills than some

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    $228K

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    $127K - $359K

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    5 Listings

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  Indiana Avenue

  Indiana Avenue was the commercial and residential heart of Indianapolis’ Black community for decades. Like Beale Street in Memphis, it was the place to see musical legends such as Duke Ellington and Ella Fitzgerald perform in their heyday. But it bears little resemblance to the Beale Street of today. Construction of Interstate 65 and the campus of

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    $226K

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    $131K - $485K

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    4 Listings

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  Ravenswood

  Ravenswood is a quaint waterside neighborhood with a rural, homegrown feel 10 miles north of downtown Indianapolis. Bordered on two sides by the White River, Ravenswood was a riverside resort community in the early 1900s. Every year, it attracted thousands of city dwellers who wished to spend their summers swimming, fishing and boating. In the

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    $225K

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    $127K - $762K

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    5 Listings

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  Fairgrounds

  Indy’s Fairgrounds neighborhood is clearly defined by its most prominent landmark: the Indiana State Fairgrounds, which have hosted Indiana’s most well-attended annual event since 1892. But it’s also become increasingly defined by the Indy neighborhood a couple miles to its north – trendy Broad Ripple. The Fairgrounds neighborhood is also known

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    $220K

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    $129K - $384K

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    9 Listings

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  East Warren

  East Warren is a suburb of Indianapolis, located between Interstates 465 and 70 and U.S. Route 40. “Residents of the area have a quick commute to downtown,” says Susan Forrest, Realtor with United Real Estate Indianapolis, who has sold homes nearby. “You can get to most places in Indianapolis within 20 minutes.” The neighborhood has a mix of

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    $216K

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    $121K - $334K

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    30 Listings

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  Southeast Indianapolis

  Farm-fresh produce and family-friendly events based around local agriculture are just some of the things that residents take away from Southeast Indianapolis's rural landscape, although it's located only 8 miles from the city center. Sun-ripened strawberries are fresh for picking in the summer, and heaps of bright orange pumpkins fill the fields

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    $213K

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    $114K - $347K

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    11 Listings

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