Whiteland

Whiteland

Located in Johnson County

$294,664 Average Value
$167 Average Price per Sq Ft
39 Homes For Sale

Whiteland, Indianapolis' bedroom community

Though Whiteland maintains a small-town feel, the neighborhood is “becoming a bedroom community to Indianapolis,” says Susan Forrest of United Real Estate Indianapolis, an agent serving the capital and its surrounding counties for over four years. Though Whiteland experienced a natural disaster in the spring of 2023, the community’s momentum was not stifled. In fact, the neighborhood is becoming one of the fastest growing in the state. “Because Indianapolis has been experiencing growth, Whiteland is being looked at as a way out of the city,” says Forrest.

Midcentury ranches and new Craftsman styles

Less than 20 miles from Indianapolis, the neighborhood comprises mainly three- and four-bedroom homes. While some streets have ranch-style homes from the 1970s, many subdivisions include recently constructed houses with traditional- or Craftsman-style architecture. Narrow sidewalks weave together most of the neighborhood, though the concrete path tapers off as properties begin to line farmland and extend farther south. Three-bedroom homes from the mid-1990s start around $140,000, while four-bedrooms built in the early 2000s begin around $250,000. The occasional home costs more than $550,000, but the median price for the neighborhood hovers around $300,000.

Some streets in Whiteland, IN feature ranch-style homes from the 1970's.
Some streets in Whiteland, IN feature ranch-style homes from the 1970's.
Because Indianapolis is growing, Whiteland is being looked at as a way out of the city.
Because Indianapolis is growing, Whiteland is being looked at as a way out of the city.
Whiteland is just 20 miles north to Indianapolis by I-65.
Whiteland is just 20 miles north to Indianapolis by I-65.
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Long term renovations for Whiteland schools

Part of the Clark-Pleasant Community School Corporation, the neighborhood benefits from the second-best district in Johnson County, according to Niche. Students begin at Whiteland Elementary and transition to Clark Pleasant Middle, both of which earn an A-minus grade. For high school, students attend Whiteland Community High, a school with a B-plus grade and a 92% graduation rate. Whitefield Community is also beginning a long-term renovation project that plans to include a pool and an improved space for performing arts.

Whiteland Elementary School
Whiteland Elementary School
Whiteland High School
Whiteland High School
Whiteland Community High School
Whiteland Community High School
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Remembering and racing at local green spaces

While the amenities of Indy aren’t out of reach, Whitefield includes several recreational opportunities within a mile of home. “Within minutes, residents of Whiteland can choose their own adventure,” explains Carmen Young, the Director of Administration for the Town of Whiteland. Though technically part of New Whiteland, Proctor Park is a walkable option for those in the northernmost part of the community. A memorial dedicated to troops and first responders, the park includes walking trails, a fishing pond and playgrounds. For a day of go-kart racing and mini-golf, Rascal’s Fun Zone fits the bill. About a mile north of Whiteland Road, the amusement park is a popular destination for birthday parties and weekend adventures, but it isn’t the only place for go-kart racing in the area. Whiteland Raceway Park is another option with rentable karts. The track has been around since 1958, making it one of the oldest go-kart tracks in the country. “We offer close proximity to the hustle and bustle of downtown Indianapolis, family-friendly activities, shopping and dining with local merchants and outdoor amenities that include parks and trails,” Young summarizes.

Proctor Park in Whiteland is a memorial dedicated to troops and first responders.
Proctor Park in Whiteland is a memorial dedicated to troops and first responders.
Started in 1958, Whiteland go-kart track is one of the oldest in the country.
Started in 1958, Whiteland go-kart track is one of the oldest in the country.
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Good eats and retail shopping along Route 31

There are several restaurants along Route 31, including Friend’s Diner, a popular destination for breakfast, and Kacey’s Pizza Spot, a staple in the area since 1978 that features display cases of collectibles along the walls. Though the name suggests it’s strictly a pizza joint, Kacey’s includes a selection of subs that local food critics insist are worth trying. While Dollar General borders the same strip of Route 31, grocery stores and national retailers aren’t within walking distance. Kroger and ACE Hardware are about 3 miles north of Main Street, and Greenwood Park Mall is less than 7 miles north—home to stores like Forever 21, Foot Locker and Express.

Kacey's Pizza Spot in Whiteland, IN has been a local staple since 1978.
Kacey's Pizza Spot in Whiteland, IN has been a local staple since 1978.
Kacey's Pizza Spot has a slection of subs that local food critics insist are worth trying.
Kacey's Pizza Spot has a slection of subs that local food critics insist are worth trying.
Stop by Friend's Diner in Whiteland, IN and make a new friend over breakfast.
Stop by Friend's Diner in Whiteland, IN and make a new friend over breakfast.
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Farmers' markets and community cleanups

From June to September, residents visit the Whiteland Farmer’s Market to purchase produce, plants and handcrafted items from local farmers and artisans. The community also hosts annual events like Community Clean Up Day and Whiteland Community Night Out.

Getting to and from Whiteland

With the Zip North bus serving the community, trips to downtown Indy and the Indianapolis International Airport prove simple. For those that prefer to drive, ramps for Interstate 65 flank the eastern part of the neighborhood, connecting Whiteland to the airport in less than 30 miles and downtown in less than 20 miles. If a trip to the hospital is needed, residents can drive less than 10 miles to Community Hospital South, easily reachable from Route 31.

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  • Saturday, May 31
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    10 Sara Ct, Whiteland, IN 46184

    $479,000

    • 3 Beds
    • 2.5 Baths
    • 2,708 Sq Ft
    • 10 Sara Ct
    • New 11 days ago

    Talk about a dream home! Built in 2000, this one-owner custom floorplan has everything! As you enter the home, you're greeted with the view of a beautiful fireplace from the grand foyer, with a 19' coved ceiling and custom intricacies on the staircase. From the plantation-style shutters, to the beautifully painted wainscotting, to the intricate custom wood working above every doorway, you're sure

    Sam Kingdon Key Realty Indiana

  • Sunday, Jun 8
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    3868 E Worthsville Rd, Whiteland, IN 46184

    $724,900

    • 5 Beds
    • 3 Baths
    • 3,074 Sq Ft
    • 3868 E Worthsville Rd
    • New 17 days ago

    Nestled on 2.61 PRIVATE ACRES in Johnson County, this 3,074 sq ft home offers 5 BED, 3 full baths, a spacious REC ROOM & stunning OVERSIZED KITCHEN. Bonus room opens to large new deck overlooking serene backyard. 1st floor features a SEPARATE ENTRY BEDROOM, ideal for home office or guest suite. Enjoy an IN-GROUND POOL w wrought iron fencing & dedicated pool shed. Zoned mini-split HVAC ensures

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