Noblesville, Indiana

Noblesville, Indiana was founded in 1823 and is described as a "whole life community", meaning it is a place where residents can do everything from raising a family to pursuing a career to retiring and everything in between. New home and business construction is found throughout the city, however, brick-paved streets and some of its architectural elements give it a rich, historic tone. Noblesville's standard housing costs are between $215,000 and over $400,000.

Downtown Noblesville is a diverse commercial district, where you can find coffee shops, cafes, antique stores, and professional offices, not to mention Victorian homes dating from the late 1800s. This era also gave Noblesville its blue collar heritage as a hard-working city with a strong base of manufacturing and industrial jobs.

Location
Noblesville is the county seat of Hamilton County and is located 17 miles northeast of Indianapolis at the junction of State Roads 32 and 37. Interstate 69 is 4 miles southeast of the city.

Population
(figures based on 2000 Census)
City: 28,590
County: 182,740 - Hamilton County

Academics
Each of Noblesville's schools is accredited by the North Central Association Commission on Accreditation and School Improvement. To be accredited, a school must meet NCA's standards, conduct a self-study, and adopt a model of continuous improvement that focuses on student performance. In the past two years, seven of the district's nine schools have been named Four Star Schools by the Indiana Department of Public Instruction.

Advanced and enrichment programs exist at the elementary, intermediate, middle, and high school levels. The advanced programs are designed for students with exceptional academic ability who are high academic achievers and meet the established criteria on ability and achievement tests.

Students from Noblesville High School, Noblesville Middle School, and Noblesville Intermediate School compete in academic programs and have achieved outstanding success in academic competitions.

Parks and Recreation
In addition to the quality educational system in this diverse city, you will find a thriving downtown square filled with exciting retail shops, restaurants, and 3 city parks. Forest Park, filled with wooded areas, picnic and open-play areas, offers facilities for tennis, volleyball, basketball and croquet courts. Golfers have a choice of 2 city-owned PGA registered courses: Forest Park and Fox Prairie.

Conner Prairie Pioneer Settlement, a nationally-recognized living history museum, hosts the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra from June through August for the Symphony on the Prairie concert series.

Contact Kammeyer Realty Group to learn more about Noblesville, Indiana.