Zionsville

 

Located a mere 20 minutes north from the major metropolitan amenities of Indianapolis, Zionsville offers a much needed respite from the hustle and bustle of city life. It provides residents with the best of both worlds – a suburban lifestyle with big-city conveniences just minutes away. A drive through the town will reveal idyllic tree-lined brick streets and beautiful homes nestled on luscious lots located in estate-inspired neighborhoods. Many of the homes here are historic homes, showcasing the rich and varied history of the area. 

 

Since its early days, the town has flourished to become a desirable community that just over 29,000 residents now call home. There are plenty of appealing qualities that attract residents' love – including the community events, excellence of the school system, continued value of the properties, and small-town pride.

 

• Small-town charm and community pride 
• Excellent schools, including both public and private options
• Community events and festivals that take place throughout the year

 

Despite having a population of just under 30,000 people, Zionsville still manages to exude a small-town charm that is hard to find elsewhere. Whether you’re new to town or simply passing through, you’ll be greeted with hospitality at every turn. Zionsville appeals to residents from all walks of life and backgrounds who appreciate the town’s private and laid-back lifestyle. It has become an especially popular place for retirees who are looking to settle down and families looking for a town that affords their children with the best educational institutions. 

 

No visit to Zionsville is complete without shopping at one of many local boutiques and stores. The shops lining the brick Main Street consist of retailers, restaurants, and businesses. Antique collectors will love all that’s waiting for them at The Village Antique Mall, a store that expands over 30,000 square feet and boasts an abundance of antiques and vintage collectibles.

 

Celebrate a special occasion by making a reservation at Noah Grant’s. Located on Main Street, this upscale seafood destination specializes in sushi and raw-bar fare, as well as an array of steak and pasta entrees. If you’re in the mood for a more casual experience, head over to The Friendly Tavern. This bustling neighborhood pub features a menu of American-inspired cuisine, with a full bar. Rosie’s Place is another well-loved staple and is most famous for their breakfast and lunch. Guests can look forward to home-cooked dishes served in a nostalgic, cozy environment.

 

Zionsville is home to unrivaled natural beauty, providing its lucky residents with close access to nature and ample recreational activities. In fact, Zionsville has more than 500 acres of parkland and more than 20 parks . 

 

Start your weekends at the Zionsville Farmers Market, which takes place in historic downtown. The market, which runs from May through late September, aims to support both local farmers and community members. Browse through the booths that feature fresh produce, vibrant flowers, artisanal cheeses, baked goods, and premium meats.

 

Whether you’re new to town or simply passing through, be sure to check out the wide array of community festivals that occur here. Notably, the Zionsville Fall Festival Parade is one of the community’s most celebrated events. The lively three-day event consists of live entertainment, a beautiful parade, carnival rides, and delicious food and beverages. Other popular Zionsville festivals include the Lincoln Park Concert Series, Zionsville Half Marathon and 5K Race, and the Christmas in the Village Parade and Tree Lighting. 

 

Zionsville is served by the Zionsville Community Schools and is home to a number of top-notch schools, including both private and private options. Best schools include: