The town of Westfield, Indiana was founded in 1834 by Quakers moving from North Carolina and is located less than 20 miles north of Indianapolis. Its roots are well-respected and celebrated still today, including those associated with the Civil War's Underground Railroad. A haven for new business, both large and small, Westfield's economy is a successful mix of manufacturing, retailing, and other office and warehouse sites.

Westfield is an attractive community for many first-time home buyers as well as life-long residents. It offers affordable living options such as apartments and traditional-style homes on rural roads in addition to large custom homes and golf villas for higher-income families and individuals. The area's average home prices are between $135,000 and over $400,000.

Morse Reservoir is nearby offering water sports of all kinds and the Conner Prairie Living History Museum is just a few miles away. The Buckeye Campground and Hillside Beach Club are also not far away with facilities that include a campground, picnic area, swimming beach, water slide and fishing.