Marion County, Indiana
Meridian Hills Real Estate and Local Guide
Meridian Hills is a small, wooded residential enclave in Washington Township about eight miles north of downtown Indianapolis. Residents voted to incorporate in 1937 to enforce strict zoning that keeps out nonresidential development.
Living in Meridian Hills
The town incorporated in 1937 specifically to adopt strict zoning laws and remain an exclusively residential community. Source: en.wikipedia.org
IncomeAbout $205,982 median household
EducationAbout 79.8% hold a bachelor's or higher
CountyMarion County
Homes in Meridian Hills
- About 99% of occupied homes are owner-occupied, an unusually high rate reflecting the town's stable, established residential base.
- Roughly 94% of housing units are single-family homes, consistent with the town's residential-only zoning.
- The median home value is about $637,800, among the highest in the Indianapolis area.
Source: ACS 2023
What makes Meridian Hills home
Meridian Hills Country Club
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Private golf and country club that opened in 1923, predating the town's incorporation
Park Tudor School
Source: indyencyclopedia.org
Private college-preparatory school on land donated by the Lilly family, opened in 1967
Holliday Park
Source: indyencyclopedia.org
80-acre Indianapolis park with the Ruins on the town's southern edge
Holliday Park
Source: indyencyclopedia.org
Nature center, trails and the landmark Ruins along the White River