Meridian Hills, IN, is a tranquil, heavily forested town in Washington Township, located about 9 miles north of downtown Indianapolis. Home to approximately 1,800 residents, this area is known for its mature trees and affluent atmosphere. The town features a variety of architectural styles, including midcentury colonials, Tudors, ranch-style homes, custom builds, and contemporary models, with homes built from 1895 to the present day. The community is served by highly rated schools such as North Central High School, known for its International Baccalaureate program and championship-winning athletic teams, and Park Tudor School, a private institution with a 100% college enrollment rate. Meridian Hills offers several amenities, including Marott Park, a 100-acre nature preserve with trails leading to the White River, and the Meridian Hills Country Club, which has a golf course, pool, tennis, pickleball, bocce facilities, and a fitness center. For dining, residents can visit nearby establishments like Meridian Restaurant and Bar and Hollyhock Hill. Shopping and other activities are accessible in commercial areas like Nora and Carmel, which are within a 15-minute drive. While public transportation is limited, driving is convenient with North Meridian Street providing smooth traffic flow and access to Interstate 465. The annual Meridian-Kessler Home Tour showcases the community's distinctive homes, local artwork, and music, celebrating the area's beauty and vibrancy.
