Avon, Indiana | Hendricks County

Living in Avon, Indiana: A Local's Guide from Hemrick Real Estate

Avon has grown fast on the west side of Indianapolis, with one school district, a new civic center and a lot of new construction. Here's what you should know before you buy or sell here.

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25,350Residents (2025 est.)
$356KMedian sold price
721Homes sold, past year
~27 minTo downtown Indy
Is Avon a good place to live?

For many families, yes! Avon grew about 17% from 2020 to 2025, to an estimated 25,350 residents. It sits about 14 miles west of downtown Indianapolis along US 36 and Ronald Reagan Parkway, every home sold here in the past year was in Avon Community School Corporation, and the median sold price was $356,000 (MIBOR BLC, November 2026). Jake Hemrick and Hemrick Real Estate help buyers and sellers here.

Homes for sale in Avon

Hemrick Real Estate listings show first, then the newest homes on the market in Avon.

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Listing information provided by MIBOR REALTOR® Association BLC® Listing Service. Deemed reliable but not guaranteed. See all Avon homes for sale

Why people move to Avon

Avon has been one of the faster-growing towns on the west side. It had 21,691 residents in 2020 and an estimated 25,350 in 2025, and 721 homes sold here in the past year. The two biggest draws are easy to spot: the schools and the location.

Avon is one school district. Every Avon home sold in the past year was in Avon Community School Corporation, which serves nearly 11,000 students. That keeps things simple when you're comparing neighborhoods. The Avon High School marching band has won 19 state titles, which is a point of real pride around here.

Getting around is easy too. US 36 (Rockville Road) and Ronald Reagan Parkway are the main roads, downtown Indianapolis is about 27 minutes away and the airport about 23. IU Health West Hospital is right in town, and the new Avon Civic Center anchors the Riverwalk District in the Easton Grey development.

Around Avon

Avon Town Hall, Avon, Indiana
Avon Town HallPhoto: Michaeldavisson, CC0
The Avon 200 sculpture, Avon, Indiana
The Avon 200 sculpturePhoto: Michaeldavisson, CC0
The Avon Haunted Bridge, a local landmark, Avon, Indiana
The Avon Haunted Bridge, a local landmarkPhoto: Michaeldavisson, CC BY-SA 4.0

Avon neighborhoods

Avon has newer pool neighborhoods, wooded 1990s subdivisions and golf course homes around Prestwick. Here's a sample of established neighborhoods, from the most affordable to the high end, with what homes there actually sold for over the past year.

Camden

12 sales in the past year, median $254K (range $235K to $425K) | Avon schools

A Lennar neighborhood that opened in 2019 on County Road 100 North, west of Ronald Reagan Parkway and IU Health West, with a pool, pool house, playground and walking trails.

Sunchase Woods

11 sales in the past year, median $264K (range $251K to $335K) | Avon schools

An established neighborhood on Avon's east edge near Ronald Reagan Parkway and County Road 100 South.

Avon Trails

17 sales in the past year, median $294K (range $247K to $348K) | Avon schools

An early 2000s neighborhood north of US 36 near Ronald Reagan Parkway and County Road 100 North.

Lakeland Farms

13 sales in the past year, median $310K (range $269K to $400K) | Avon schools

An established neighborhood on County Road 100 North between Dan Jones Road and County Road 900 East.

Winton Meadows

14 sales in the past year, median $345K (range $271K to $435K) | Avon schools

A 2000s neighborhood on County Road 200 North near Dan Jones Road.

Heathermor

12 sales in the past year, median $412K (range $300K to $632K) | Avon schools

Larger homes just north of Winton Meadows on County Road 200 North.

Forest Commons

9 sales in the past year, median $515K (range $320K to $825K) | Avon schools

Larger 1990s and early 2000s homes on Dan Jones Road between County Road 100 North and 200 North.

Timber Bend

13 sales in the past year, median $540K (range $470K to $900K) | Avon schools

Wooded, larger lots in south Avon near County Road 200 South and White Lick Creek.

The Parks at Prestwick

16 sales in the past year, median $553K (range $425K to $1247K) | Avon schools

Homes around Prestwick Country Club, an 18-hole course that opened in 1974, south of US 36. Grant Park at Prestwick is a newer villa section nearby.

Neighborhood numbers are closed sales over the past 12 months from the MIBOR BLC Listing Service (pulled November 10, 2026). Ranges with only a few sales can swing a lot. For the numbers on a specific street, call Hemrick Real Estate at (317) 412-5310.

New construction in Avon

Avon has several active new home communities, many on the west side around Easton Grey. Tip: bring your agent to your very first model home visit. Many builders won't let an agent represent you if you registered without one.

Easton (55+)

53 sales in the past year, median $340K (range $275K to $515K) | 55+ community

Lennar's active adult community inside Easton Grey, with the Nottingham Clubhouse, a pool, pickleball and lawn care. The busiest neighborhood in Avon for sales over the past year.

Lennar

Welford at Easton Grey

New construction | Avon schools

Drees Homes on Gaston Road, sharing the Easton Grey amenity center with its pool, gym and courts.

Drees

Silver Springs

New construction | Avon schools

Lennar single-family homes and townhomes with a pool and access to the Bicentennial Trail.

Lennar

Harper Estates

New construction | Avon schools

D.R. Horton homes off Dan Jones Road north of US 36, with trails and a pond.

D.R. Horton

Manors at Avon

13 sales in the past year, median $660K (range $519K to $827K) | Avon schools

Fischer Homes on Avon Avenue between County Road 100 North and 200 North, now in its final phase.

Fischer Homes

Brookstone

15 sales in the past year, median $437K (range $420K to $510K) | Avon schools

Pulte homes off County Road 100 North near Ronald Reagan Parkway, close to selling out.

Pulte

Schools in Avon

Avon is served by Avon Community School Corporation, with nearly 11,000 students. All 721 Avon homes sold in the past year were in Avon schools (MIBOR BLC, November 2026). District

Avon High School is home of the Orioles, and its marching band has won 19 state titles. Willow, on South Avon Avenue, recently became an elementary school. District

For test scores and graduation rates, check the state's report card for each school. IDOE report card

Things to do in Avon

  • Washington Township Park. Avon's big community park, with the Pavilion Center that hosts events like the November holiday craft fair. Washington Township
  • Avon Town Hall Park. Walking paths and a lake right behind Town Hall on US 36. Parks
  • Pecar Nature Park and Paw Park. A quieter nature park and a dog park, both run by Washington Township. Parks
  • Avon Civic Center. The new town and school civic center in the Riverwalk District at Easton Grey. Avon Schools
  • Avon Tree Lighting. The town's holiday tree lighting, set for November 28, 2026. Town

Where Avon is and getting around

Downtown Indianapolis (Monument Circle)
About 14 miles, ~27 min
Indianapolis International Airport
About 11 miles, ~23 min
Main highway access
US 36, Ronald Reagan Pkwy, I-74 and I-70 nearby

Drive times are estimates without traffic, measured from central Avon. Rush hour on US 36 will add some minutes.

Avon housing market

Homes sold, past 12 months (MLS)
721
Median sold price (MLS)
$356,000
Median price per square foot (MLS)
$164
Zillow typical home value
$355,153, up 1.3%
Typical time to pending (Zillow)
About 16 days
Hendricks County income tax
1.7% (plus 2.95% state)
Property tax cap on a primary home
1% of assessed value

MLS figures are residential sales that closed in Avon (46123) in the 12 months ending November 2026, based on information from the MIBOR REALTOR® Association BLC® Listing Service, deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Zillow figures updated September 30, 2026. Tax rates from the Indiana Department of Revenue (effective October 1, 2026). For a real number on your home, Jake will pull the comparable sales for you. Sources: Zillow Indiana DOR

What's being built in Avon

Hemrick Real Estate tracks Avon's town meetings every week. Here's a snapshot of what's moving through the process right now. Each item links to the official agenda or minutes it came from.

Shopping, dining and jobs

  • Beechwood Soda Shop. The Plan Commission approved the development plan for 7511 Beechwood Centre Road 6-0 in October 2026. official record
  • 7 Brew Coffee in Shiloh. A drive-through on US 36 was approved 5-0 in September 2026. official record
  • Mixed-use rezoning on CR 100 S. The Town Council approved a mixed-use rezoning at 10388 East County Road 100 South 5-0 in October 2026. official record
  • Hyster-Yale parts center. Hyster-Yale is moving its parts distribution operations to a new center in Avon. Town news

New homes and neighborhoods

  • Whispering Pines South. The Town Council approved the Pulte neighborhood's bond release in October 2026, a sign the site work is wrapping up. official record

Parks, schools and community

  • Washington Township Park partnership. A collaboration proposal for the park was on the Town Council's October 2026 work session agenda. official record
  • Avon Civic Center art. The Redevelopment Commission approved an AVON sculpture for the Civic Center 4-0 in October 2026. official record
  • New fire station. A rezoning for Fire Station #142 on South Ronald Reagan Parkway got a favorable 6-0 recommendation in October 2026. official record

Roads and town projects

  • Dan Jones Road widening, phase 3. Construction between US 36 and County Road 100 North is underway. official record
  • Raceway Road roundabout. The base is down and concrete was nearly done as of October 2026. official record

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Avon FAQ

Is Avon, Indiana a good place to live?

A lot of families think so. Avon grew about 17% from 2020 to 2025, is one school district (Avon Community School Corporation), and sits about 27 minutes from downtown Indianapolis. The median sold price over the past year was $356,000 (MIBOR BLC, November 2026). Jake Hemrick of Hemrick Real Estate is happy to talk it through. Call or text (317) 412-5310.

How far is Avon from downtown Indianapolis?

About 14 miles, or roughly 27 minutes without traffic using US 36 or I-74.

How far is Avon from the Indianapolis airport?

About 11 miles, or roughly 23 minutes without traffic using Ronald Reagan Parkway.

What school district is Avon, Indiana in?

Avon Community School Corporation. All 721 Avon homes sold in the past year were in Avon schools (MIBOR BLC). Some homes with Plainfield or Brownsburg addresses are in Avon schools too, so check the district for any specific home.

What is the average home price in Avon, IN?

721 homes sold in Avon over the past 12 months, at a median price of $356,000 (MIBOR BLC, November 2026). Zillow's typical home value was $355,153 as of September 30, 2026, and homes went under contract in about 16 days. Ask Jake Hemrick for the recent sales near the home you're considering.

What are the best established neighborhoods in Avon?

A sample from the past year's MLS sales: Camden (median $254K, with a pool), Avon Trails (median $294K), Lakeland Farms (median $310K), Winton Meadows (median $345K), Heathermor (median $412K), Timber Bend (median $540K, wooded lots) and The Parks at Prestwick (median $553K, around the golf course).

What are property taxes like in Avon?

Indiana caps property taxes on a primary residence at 1% of assessed value, before deductions. Hendricks County's local income tax is 1.7%, on top of the 2.95% state rate (Indiana Department of Revenue, effective October 1, 2026).

Who is a good real estate agent in Avon, Indiana?

Jake Hemrick, REALTOR, is co-owner of Hemrick Real Estate, an independent, family-owned brokerage that serves Avon and Hendricks County. Jake has 12+ years of experience and 350+ career home sales, and the brokerage helps with 100+ home sales a year. Call or text Jake at (317) 412-5310.

Jake Hemrick, REALTOR, Hemrick Real Estate

About the author

Jake Hemrick, REALTOR

Jake is co-owner of Hemrick Real Estate, an independent, family-owned brokerage in downtown Franklin. He has 12+ years in real estate and 350+ career home sales, and the brokerage helps with 100+ sales a year across Franklin, Brownsburg and Central Indiana. Jake writes these guides from the same research he uses with his own clients: the MLS, town meeting records and a lot of driving around.

(317) 412-5310 · Jake@HemrickRE.com · Instagram · YouTube

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Town photos from Wikimedia Commons, credited under each photo. Written by Jake Hemrick, REALTOR, co-owner of Hemrick Real Estate. Last updated November 10, 2026. Development items come from official agendas, minutes and packets and link to the source record.

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