Hendricks County · West Side

Homes in Avon, Indiana

A 35,000-resident, family-first city 20 minutes west of downtown — one of the Indianapolis area's fastest-growing communities.

CountyHendricks
Zip Codes46123, 46234
Median Home Price$345,000
School DistrictAvon Community Schools

Avon, Indiana is one of the Indianapolis area's fastest-growing communities. Residents enjoy an outstanding school system, a wide range of businesses and services, and a blend of modern conveniences and natural beauty — a family-oriented city of roughly 35,000 conveniently located 20 minutes west of downtown Indianapolis and 10 minutes from Indianapolis International Airport.

Potential homeowners find a pleasant mix of homes for sale, including contemporary housing in numerous recent subdivisions and classic older homes both in town and in nearby rural areas. An experienced agent at Yosha Snyder Group can help you find the home in Avon that's just right for you.

At a glance

Population
~35,000
Founded
1995 (incorporated)
To Downtown
20 min east on I-74 / US-36
Airport
10 min south to IND
Notable
Avon Heritage Festival, Hendricks Regional Hospital
35K
Residents
Up 28% since 2010
A+
School Rating
Avon Community Schools
20
Min to Downtown
Via US-36 / I-74
$345K
Median Home
Up 6.4% YoY
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Local favorites

Three Avon spots worth the trip

Top Restaurant in Avon

A local favorite that residents recommend — ask your agent for the current pick.

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Community Park

The neighborhood park that defines community life in Avon.

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Local Coffee Shop

A community gathering spot for morning routines and remote work.

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Life in Avon

Avon's reputation as a family-first west-side city is well-earned. The Avon Community School Corporation consistently ranks among the top public districts in central Indiana, drawing parents who want top-tier academics without paying the premium of older Carmel or Zionsville zip codes.

Saturdays in Avon look like a postcard for Midwest community life. Soccer fields at Washington Township Park fill up by 8 a.m., the splash pad runs nonstop in summer, and the trails stay busy with runners well into the evening. The Pavilion Center hosts everything from craft fairs to wedding receptions.

The housing stock skews newer than most Indy submarkets — three-bed, two-bath singles in the $300K–$400K range, with newer custom builds in subdivisions like Austin Lakes and Forest Knoll pushing into the $500K–$700K territory. Lots are generous; many homes back to mature trees or small ponds.

Frequently asked

About living in Avon

01 What is the population of Avon, Indiana? +

Avon's population is approximately 35,000 residents, having grown roughly 28% since 2010 — making it one of the fastest-growing communities on the Indy west side.

02 How are the schools in Avon? +

Avon Community School Corporation consistently ranks among the strongest public districts in central Indiana, with a high-school graduation rate above 95% and well-regarded fine-arts and athletics programs.

03 How long is the commute from Avon to downtown Indianapolis? +

Plan on a 20-minute drive to downtown via US-36 or I-74 in normal traffic. Indianapolis International Airport is about 10 minutes south.

04 What's the typical home price in Avon? +

The median home price in Avon is around $345,000, with new-construction four-bedroom homes commonly available between $400,000 and $550,000 depending on the subdivision.

05 What zip codes does Avon cover? +

Avon proper covers 46123 and parts of 46234. When searching, both should be in your filter to see the full active inventory.