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A favorite just outside the gates of Meridian Hills — residents return regularly.
One of Indianapolis's most prestigious addresses — Meridian Hills offers large wooded lots, significant architectural pedigree, and proximity to the city's top private schools and country clubs.
Meridian Hills is Indianapolis's premier traditional residential address — a community of significant homes on wooded lots along the North Meridian corridor, anchored by some of the city's most historic estates and surrounded by country clubs and private schools.
The neighborhood runs along North Meridian Street from roughly 64th to 86th Street, with housing that ranges from brick Georgian and Colonial Revival estates to mid-century contemporaries. Lot sizes are generous — frequently half an acre or more — and the tree canopy is mature and dense.
Meridian Hills is particularly sought after by buyers who prioritize proximity to Indianapolis's private school corridor: Park Tudor, Heritage Christian, and Indianapolis's major country clubs are all within minutes. The location also offers convenient access to the North Meridian medical corridor and downtown.
A lifestyle community with something for every resident — families, golfers, fitness enthusiasts, and empty-nesters alike.
One of Indianapolis's most prestigious clubs — golf, pool, tennis, and dining on North Meridian.
A defining characteristic — Meridian Hills' tree canopy is one of the densest in Marion County.
Park Tudor, Heritage Christian, and Cathedral High School are all within minutes.
Multiple nearby clubs offer full fitness and recreational facilities to members.
North Meridian Street itself has a landscaped median and is a traditional runner's route.
Major medical centers, specialty retail, and fine dining all along the North Meridian corridor.
Multiple clubs and private courts serving the Meridian Hills community.
Generous lot sizes and low traffic density make Meridian Hills excellent for dogs and outdoor activities.
A favorite just outside the gates of Meridian Hills — residents return regularly.
Green space and trails within a short drive of the community.
The community's go-to for Saturday morning routines.
Meridian Hills is a discreet market — many of the best homes never appear broadly on MLS. The Yosha Snyder Group has deep connections in this neighborhood and can help buyers access properties before they go to open competition.
Meridian Hills is defined by three things: significant homes on large wooded lots, proximity to Indianapolis's private school and country club corridor, and a prestige address on the North Meridian corridor that has held value for over a century.
Meridian Hills is one of Indianapolis's most expensive residential areas. Homes typically range from $700K to $3M+, with significant variation based on lot size, architectural pedigree, and interior condition.
The public school district is MSD Washington Township — a well-regarded system. However, many Meridian Hills families send children to nearby private schools: Park Tudor, Cathedral, and Heritage Christian are all nearby.
Meridian Hills is primarily a driving neighborhood — the lot sizes and residential character are not conducive to a traditional walkable main street. However, North Meridian Street has a landscaped corridor and many residents walk or run the parkway.
North Meridian Street and I-465 provide strong connectivity. Downtown Indianapolis is roughly 20 minutes south; the North Meridian medical corridor is immediately adjacent. The highway system puts most of the metro within 30 minutes.
