Indianapolis, Indiana · Marion County

Noblesville Neighborhood Guide

A historic county seat north of Indy that's grown into a family destination of its own — charming downtown square, top-rated schools, and ne…
Suburban Family-Friendly Historic Downtown Great Schools Growing
$360k
Median Price
9/10
School Rating
A
Crime Grade
22
Walk Score
30 min
To Downtown
33 min
Nearest Hospital
Price Range in Noblesville
From $238k To $530k
$360k
median

About Noblesville

A historic county seat north of Indy that's grown into a family destination of its own — charming downtown square, top-rated schools, and new neighborhoods that still feel like they have room to breathe.

Neighborhood Amenities

🏞️7Parks nearby
2Cafes
🛒0Grocery stores
🏥33 minHospital

Neighborhood Vibe

Suburban — Residential streets, good schools, and community feel.
Family-Friendly — Top schools, parks, and a child-friendly vibe.

Nearby Neighborhoods in Indianapolis

Fountain Square
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Irvington
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Greenwood
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$235k · Suburban Mixed

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the median home price in Noblesville?

The median home price in Noblesville is approximately $360k. Homes range from $238k to $530k, depending on size, condition, and exact location within the neighborhood.

How are the schools in Noblesville?

Schools in Noblesville are 9/10 on the NeighborSeek scale. Excellent schools are one of the main draws for families moving to Noblesville.

Is Noblesville safe?

Noblesville has a crime grade of A on the NeighborSeek scale. This is one of the safest neighborhoods in Indianapolis.

What is Noblesville known for?

A historic county seat north of Indy that's grown into a family destination of its own — charming downtown square, top-rated schools, and new neighborhoods that still feel like they have room to breat…