Once they find a foothold with an entry-level home, many families choose to stay in the area, upgrading their housing as they grow. Up-and-coming Whitestown is also where you’ll find the master-planned Anson community with many different housing styles, sizes and neighborhood amenities.Ī huge incentive to buy a home right now in Boone County - 0% down USDA financing is available in some of the new-construction neighborhoods surrounded by farmland. Housing diversity abounds in Boone County and includes an inventory of historic late 1880s/early 1900s properties in Zionsville and Lebanon, Traditional American and Craftsman-style homes, and updated farmhouses with wooded acreage (and sometimes even horse farms) in the outer-lying areas.
“If you’re riding your bike along the Big 4 Rail Trail, I recommend stopping at Moontown Brewing Company in the former Whitestown High School it’s one of the best renovation projects the county’s ever seen.” “If the kids need to burn off some energy, Lion’s Park has a great playground, sports facilities, picnic areas, and access to trails and Starkey Park, which connects into Eagle Creek,” Morrison adds.
Meanwhile, family-friendly Zionsville maintains a brick-lined Main Street and its own charming downtown district brimming with eclectic shops, renowned restaurants, a seasonal farmers market and a buzzy year-round schedule of community events. Memorial Park includes walking trails and sand volleyball courts sitting right next door to the Seashore Water Park. Lebanon serves as the Boone County seat, populated by historic homes and a downtown square filled with locally owned businesses and restaurants. Lebanon has a strong commercial base, while Zionsville is primarily residential. “Many neighborhoods are within walking distance of shopping, dining and well-established parks. “Much of western Boone County is still home to modest, expansive farming communities the eastern portion of the county reflects growth fueled by convenient access to I-65, State Road 32 and State Road 267 and entails just a 25-minute commute to downtown Indy,” Morrison says. I recently sat down to have a chat with Jessica Morrison, Chair of MIBOR’s Boone County Division, to find out what makes this area such an appealing destination in which to live, work and play. Construction on the Big 4 Rail Trail is currently underway to link Zionsville, Whitestown, Lebanon and eventually Lafayette Whitestown recently acquired a large tract of property along I-65 where Little League International will locate its Central Regional headquarters and plans are also in motion for a new $50 million retail shopping center and lots of new housing development.Īs the CEO of MIBOR REALTOR® Association, I serve more than 8,000 real estate professionals in Central Indiana, and I want to help you understand the value they bring in helping you find your place in this exciting region, including Zionsville, Whitestown, Lebanon, Jamestown, Thorntown, Advance, Mechanicsburg and other Boone County communities. All it takes is a quick drive up I-65 to see that Boone County, Indianapolis and Marion County’s neighbor to the northwest, is growing by leaps and bounds.
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