Sunday, May 20, 2012
Indianapolis Motor Speedway!
Friday, May 11, 2012
Popular Neighborhoods around The Indianapolis Area
Specializing in selling and purchasing real estate, homes, and properties in and around Fishers, Geist, Fortville, Carmel, Zionsville, Westfield, Noblesville, Lapel, Lebanon, Indianapolis, Perry Township, Franklin Township, Hamilton County, Boone County, Marion County, Hendricks County, and more.
Before you start your search, think about what is most important to you in a community and neighborhood. Would you prefer parks, recreation, playgrounds, tennis courts, basketball courts, green space, pools, clubhouse, workout facilities, shopping within walking distance, etc? What do you look for in a school system, commute to work, and proximity to dining? How would you like to live in your home, neighborhood, yard?
The Indianapolis Metro Area has much to offer any family or individual. Host of the 2012 Superbowl and numerous sporting and entertainment venues, Indianapolis has a state of the art International Airport, thriving downtown, and offers quick commute times.
There are many fantastic neighborhoods in and around the Indianapolis area.
Some of the most popular neighborhoods in each of the following areas include:
Fishers Neighborhoods & Zip Codes (46038, 46037, 46040): Anderson Hall, Ashwood, Avalon, Britton Falls, Britton Ridge, Brooks Chase, Brookston Place, Eller Run, Fishers Pointe, Geist Overlook, Gray Eagle, Limestone Springs, Fawnsbrook Woods, Conner Knoll, Oak Hall, Plantana, Pleasant View, Ridgefield, Royalwood, Sandstone, Saxony, Sedona Woods, South Avalon Estates, Tanglewood, The Bristols, Townhomes at Princeton Woods, Sunblest Farms, The Orchards, Wildwood, Rolling Knoll at Hoosier Woods, Hamilton Proper, and more.
Carmel Neighborhoods & Zip Codes (46032, 46033): Avian Glen, Bayhill, Bridgewater, Brookshire, Brookshire Village, Carmel Station, Cheswick Place, Cherry Creek, Claridge Farm, Claybourne Estates, Cool Creek, Crooked Stick, Delaware Trace, Foster Estates, Haverstick, Hayden Run, Ridge at Hayden Run, Lakes at Hazel Dell, Townhomes at Hazel Dell, Lakeside Park, Mohawk Crossing, Park Meadows, Plum Creek, Saddlebrook, Saddle Creek, Setters Run, Shelborne Greene, Silver Thorne, Springmill Crossing, Stanford Park, The Villas at Stanford Park, The Townhomes at Stanford Park, Village Farms, Village of Mount Carmel, Village of West Clay, Westfield Farms, Woodland Springs, Woodfield, Brookfield, Abney Glen,
Contact John Long at IndyHomeNow for more information or to schedule a showing or neighborhood tour!
Hamilton County Parks and Recreation
One of the greatest benefits of being a resident of Hamilton County in Fishers, Carmel, Noblesville, and Westfield is the access to the parks and recreation areas. There are hundreds of acres of parks available to it's residents in Hamilton County. The parks include wildlife, wooded areas, wet-land preserves, playgrounds, green space, splash parks, and more. The parks offer fun for the entire family, from cook-outs to jogging. Visit The Hamilton County Parks and Recreation Today!!!
http://www.hamiltoncounty.in.gov/department/index.php?structureid=23
Saturday, May 5, 2012
Home Sold in 3 days in Rolling Knoll @ Hoosier Woods subdivision in Fishers, Indiana
Congratulations to the Sweet Family on selling their home in Rolling Knoll at Hoosier Woods in Fishers, Indiana in just 3 days. We had an offer in one day and pended day 3 on the market. This is what selling your home is all about. It's a fantastic neighborhood with great amenities, location, curve-linear streets, and fantastic looking architecture inspired by Drees Homes. These homes offer great facades, sideload garages, mostly basements or finished basements, HSE Schools, great location off of 116th St. Located across the street from Ironwood Golf Club in Fishers. For more information on the Rolling Knoll neighborhood in Fishers, contact John or Bill Long (Coldwell Banker Kaiser). Experts in getting homes sold quickly in Fishers, Carmel, Noblesville, Zionsville, Westfield, and Indianapolis.
Friday, May 4, 2012
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