Strawtown Homes for Sale

The White River has been the longstanding heart of Strawtown, from the Indigenous peoples who cultivated its land years prior to its settlement to the farmers who would use it for floating wood down to Indianapolis centuries later. Today, this unincorporated community in central Indiana caters to those seeking a quiet, rural setting. “When it comes to Strawtown, if you blink, you miss it,” says Lisa Aerna, who has 27 years of selling experience in the greater region. “If someone is moving out there, they are doing so to live in the country.” Though its residents still share much of the area with agricultural fields, Strawtown Koteewi Park offers abundant recreation, and the stores and restaurants of Cicero and Noblesville are within 7 miles. Crop fields where corn and soybeans sprout during the warm months and patches of forest flank Strawtown's narrow residential roads. Ranch-style homes on quarter- to half-acre lots cluster near the community's center, with old-growth trees making up most of the surrounding terrain. Strawtown's outer edges give way to a more rural setting, with longer driveways and farmhouse-style properties, some on plots of land that reach over 4 acres. Build