Hartsdale
Sidewalks and subdivisions shape this residential neighborhood
The shady residential streets of Hartsdale display a variety of home styles, including the traditional ranch style, townhouses and condominiums. Some residences offer up to nearly 5,000 square feet of living space and rest on single and double lots. Newly constructed and custom-built homes are located within subdivision communities like Stonebridge Estates and Apple Tree Estates, while mid-century modern homes, created by iconic architectural designer Frank Lloyd Wright, can be found scattered throughout this region as well. Homes with a modest square footage range from $175,000 to $280,000, while more spacious homes range from $350,000-$1.5 million. Shady sidewalks allow residents to get some fresh air, whether for a relaxing stroll with their pups or a bike ride. Residents primarily rely on personal vehicles to navigate the area; however, public transportation can be found on both major thoroughfares.Highly rated public schools and the Purdue college campus
Hartsdale residents have the choice of sending their school-age children to private and public schools. James Watson Elementary School earns an overall Niche score of an A, and Michael Grimmer Middle School earns an overall Niche score of a B-plus. Both provide a strong educational foundation before students move on to Lake Central High School. Lake Central High also earns an overall Niche score of an A, with teachers and diversity among the top, earning the highest accolades. Students have the option of extending their learning post-secondary by enrolling at Purdue University-Northwest Hammond Campus, which has over 70 areas of study in both graduate and undergraduate programs.Community events and green spaces bring neighbors together
The neighborhood’s green spaces are well-maintained and serve as a focal point for recreational activities, community events social gatherings. Plum Creek Park, tucked within the Plum Creek subdivision, offers 8 acres of recreational fun. Residents can take a leisurely stroll along the half-mile paved trail, and engage in friendly matches on the tennis, basketball and sand volleyball courts. Additional green spaces include Saratoga Park. Residents can also explore the serenity of Teibel Nature Preserve, where hiking and walking trails offer a peaceful escape. The preserve provides a tranquil environment for nature enthusiasts to observe the diverse wildlife and lush surroundings, creating a serene atmosphere for those seeking a moment of quiet reflection or a rejuvenating walk. “We have community events that residents look forward to like movies in the park and live music,” says Collins. “The Schererville Community Center hosts The Spring Fever Craft Show, where there are tons of local vendors. Because it takes place in March, there are heated tents as well as food trucks and sections inside the center where creators sell their art and crafts. The events really bring everyone together.”Strip malls with restaurants, grocery stores and entertainment options
Residents can explore a full day's worth of experiences along U.S. Routes 41 and 30. They can start the day with a hearty breakfast at Sophia’s Famous Pancakes, followed by a visit to Tenth Planet, offering the latest comics and graphic novels. For lunch, Burgerhaus and Naan & Kabob are ideal choices. In the evening, residents can explore the nightlife scene at NISI Greek Taverna, known for its authentic Mediterranean menu and impressive wine selection, or they can drop into Bullpen Luxury Bar & Grill for trivia and live music. These main roads also host well-known chains such as Olive Garden and Chipotle for dining, Nordstrom Rack and Express Factory Outlet for shopping, AMC Schererville 12 and Sky Zone Trampoline Park for entertainment and Walmart and Menards for grocery shopping. U.S. Route 41, which leads to Main Street, is where major retailers like Target, DSW, and Dick’s Sporting Goods can be found.

Agents Specializing in this Area
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Drake Phillips
(219) 440-6576
38 Total Sales
1 in Hartsdale
$212,000 Price
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Jennifer Podgorny
Responds Quickly(219) 356-6457
49 Total Sales
1 in Hartsdale
$255,000 Price
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Estela Lopez
McColly Real Estate
(219) 501-4036
181 Total Sales
5 in Hartsdale
$192K - $395K Price Range
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Jeff McCormick
McCormick Real Estate, Inc.
(219) 491-2854
732 Total Sales
13 in Hartsdale
$2K - $849K Price Range
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Alejandrina Perez de Davila
Homes on Demand Realty
(219) 247-7472
138 Total Sales
1 in Hartsdale
$210,000 Price
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Jason Moon
Trueblood Real Estate, LLC
(219) 351-6237
626 Total Sales
16 in Hartsdale
$145K - $475K Price Range
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Hartsdale Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Hartsdale, Schererville sell after 51 days on the market compared to the national average of 70 days. The median sale price for homes in Hartsdale, Schererville over the last 12 months is $477,000, up 4% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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