Life In Zionsville, Indiana
Known for its quintessential brick paved Main Street and preserved village charm, Zionsville offers a refined pace of life just 20 minutes northwest of Indianapolis. This is a place where historic preservation meets forward thinking community design, featuring over 500 acres of parkland and one of the highest rated school systems in Indiana. While the "Village" serves as the town’s cultural heart, Zionsville is rapidly growing into a hub for tech professionals and nature...
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Neighborhoods
The Brick Street: Main Street
One of the few remaining original brick-paved streets in the region, this stretch is the heart of the town’s retail and dining. Main Street is a protected historic district that dictates the aesthetic of the entire downtown
(Image Source: Discover Boone County)
Eagles Nest
If you want space to breathe, Eagles Nest is the answer. It is characterized by larger-than-average lots (often 0.5 acres or more) and an extensive network of nature trails and ponds, providing a more secluded, wooded feel while remaining five minutes from the high school.
(Image Source: Dwellane)
Waterfront at West Clay
Straddling the border of Zionsville and Carmel, this neighborhood is defined by a massive 30-acre lake. It caters to those looking for a "vacation at home" vibe, where custom-built estates feature private docks and panoramic water views.
Waterfront at West Clay
Straddling the border of Zionsville and Carmel, this neighborhood is defined by a massive 30-acre lake. It caters to those looking for a "vacation at home" vibe, where custom-built estates feature private docks and panoramic water views.
Royal Run
Located on the western edge of town, this is one of Zionsville’s most active and approachable communities. It is known for its resort-style amenities including a massive clubhouse, multiple pools, and tennis courts, making it a favorite for young families who want an "instant community" feel.
Holliday Farms
Holliday Farms is a massive new development centered around a Pete Dye-designed golf course, representing the modern growth of Zionsville while maintaining the town’s lush, green aesthetic.
(Image Source: Old Town Design Group)
The Brick Street: Main Street
One of the few remaining original brick-paved streets in the region, this stretch is the heart of the town’s retail and dining. Main Street is a protected historic district that dictates the aesthetic of the entire downtown
(Image Source: Discover Boone County)
Eagles Nest
If you want space to breathe, Eagles Nest is the answer. It is characterized by larger-than-average lots (often 0.5 acres or more) and an extensive network of nature trails and ponds, providing a more secluded, wooded feel while remaining five minutes from the high school.
(Image Source: Dwellane)
Waterfront at West Clay
Straddling the border of Zionsville and Carmel, this neighborhood is defined by a massive 30-acre lake. It caters to those looking for a "vacation at home" vibe, where custom-built estates feature private docks and panoramic water views.
Waterfront at West Clay
Straddling the border of Zionsville and Carmel, this neighborhood is defined by a massive 30-acre lake. It caters to those looking for a "vacation at home" vibe, where custom-built estates feature private docks and panoramic water views.
Royal Run
Located on the western edge of town, this is one of Zionsville’s most active and approachable communities. It is known for its resort-style amenities including a massive clubhouse, multiple pools, and tennis courts, making it a favorite for young families who want an "instant community" feel.
Holliday Farms
Holliday Farms is a massive new development centered around a Pete Dye-designed golf course, representing the modern growth of Zionsville while maintaining the town’s lush, green aesthetic.
(Image Source: Old Town Design Group)
The Brick Street: Main Street
One of the few remaining original brick-paved streets in the region, this stretch is the heart of the town’s retail and dining. Main Street is a protected historic district that dictates the aesthetic of the entire downtown
(Image Source: Discover Boone County)
Eagles Nest
If you want space to breathe, Eagles Nest is the answer. It is characterized by larger-than-average lots (often 0.5 acres or more) and an extensive network of nature trails and ponds, providing a more secluded, wooded feel while remaining five minutes from the high school.
(Image Source: Dwellane)
Waterfront at West Clay
Straddling the border of Zionsville and Carmel, this neighborhood is defined by a massive 30-acre lake. It caters to those looking for a "vacation at home" vibe, where custom-built estates feature private docks and panoramic water views.
Waterfront at West Clay
Straddling the border of Zionsville and Carmel, this neighborhood is defined by a massive 30-acre lake. It caters to those looking for a "vacation at home" vibe, where custom-built estates feature private docks and panoramic water views.
Royal Run
Located on the western edge of town, this is one of Zionsville’s most active and approachable communities. It is known for its resort-style amenities including a massive clubhouse, multiple pools, and tennis courts, making it a favorite for young families who want an "instant community" feel.
Holliday Farms
Holliday Farms is a massive new development centered around a Pete Dye-designed golf course, representing the modern growth of Zionsville while maintaining the town’s lush, green aesthetic.
(Image Source: Old Town Design Group)
Awards & Press
Ranked 7th Best Small City in America (2022)
Awarded by WalletHub for quality of life, economic health, education and safety scores
Zionsville Fire Department Won 3 Statewide Awards (2023)
Received the EMS for Children Award, EMT of the Year Award, and EMS Officer of the Year Award all by the Indiana Fire Chief's Association
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