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History
Zionsville is located in the beautiful Eagle Creek valley in the Southeastern area of Boone County. Back in 1800s, this place was inhabited by a small fraction of the Miami Indians. It was in 1822 when the first white trailblazers settled in this wasteland without roads.
One of the pioneers who lived here was William Zion and his family. He is from Lebanon, Indiana. He is also a businessman and the director of the Lafayette & Indianapolis Railroad. Zionsville was built back in 1852 when the railroad extended up to this point. And yes, that is where the name originated.
The land where Zionsville was built was previously owned by Elijah and Mary “Polly” Cross. The couple along with William Zion were the people who planned and built this town from the ground up.
At present times, Zionsville promotes itself as a tourist attraction with its long, paved brickwork and street lamps that look so amazing at night! Making it a unique travel spot for shoppers and visitors.
Climate
•Average temperature: 51.38°F
•January – 19°F (low temperature)
•July – 84.3°F (high temperature)
Real Estate and Cost of Living
The average cost of a home in Zionsville in 2015 was $356,400 compared to the State average of $131,000. The cost of living index for the City of Zionsville in 2016 was 90.6 compared to a US average of 100.
Area and Lifestyle
The best thing to do when in Zionsville, is to wander along the brick-paved main street brimming with stores and boutiques. It’s the perfect place for some afternoon shopping or night stroll.
Before you run out of money, don’t forget to check out some famous restaurants like My Sugar Pie for some legit, signature desserts such as their Sugar Cream Pie, which is to die for. Those looking for a friendlier choice are welcome to The Friendly Tavern, a bustling neighborhood pub which serves classic American pub grub and beers. Take note though, this place isn’t kid friendly.
At Traders Point Creamery, you can choose from a variety of fresh, organic dishes made from authentic farm-to-table ingredients. Their products are made from 100% grass-fed, non-homogenized dairy products which means they’re super healthy and delicious at the same time.
Other places to check out is the Salty Cowboy and Noah Grant’s.
Going to downtown Indiana will only take 25 minutes, so it’s practically convenient living here. Plus, you can just walk around and appreciate the small-town vibe that this town is famous for
Amenities
Lifestyle
| Property/Community Type | : | Town home |
| Golf Facility(Within 10 Mile Radius) | : | Yes |
| Coastal Area(Within 10 Mile Radius) | : | No |
| Mountain/foot hills area(Within 10 Mile Radius) | : | No |
| Lake Property(Within 10 Mile Radius) | : | Yes |
| College Town(College or University Within 15 Mile Radius) | : | No |
| Size of Community/Town(25 Mile Radius Estimated) | : | |
| Fitness Facility(Within 2 Mile Radius) | : | Yes |
Floor Plans
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