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Welcome to Zionsville, IN

Zionsville is a quaint and quiet community, often referred to as the village of Zionsville, located just northwest of Indianapolis in Boone County, Indiana. Established in 1866, Zionsville is renowned for its true brick Main Street lined with restaurants and shopping from the chic to the antique. Coupled with vintage art galleries, Zionsville offers an array of experiences for the senses. Zionsville is also home to what was once the only Rolls Royce franchised dealer in Indiana, which still operates there today.

With single family homes and townhouses ranging from $100,000 to $1,000,000+, Zionsville offers an array of housing options to suit all lifestyles. A family friendly community with easy access to communicating routes and the bustle of downtown Indianapolis, Zionsville is a destination all its own.
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