Sandpiper Lakes is a residential neighborhood in Westfield, Indiana, located just north of Carmel along State Road 32 between Cary Road and Gray Road. Developed by Crossmann Communities starting in 1996, the neighborhood includes 283 single-family homes and was completed in the years that followed. In 2002, residents assumed leadership of the neighborhood association, shaping community decisions and updates. The neighborhood includes several shared green spaces, a nature pond, and a park with a playground, encouraging outdoor activity and connection among neighbors.

The community’s location provides quick access to Westfield attractions and amenities. Popular nearby spots include Pebble Brook Golf Course & Grill, Big Hoffa’s Smokehouse, Field Brewing, and Grand Junction Plaza, which hosts local events throughout the year. Residents also benefit from proximity to shopping centers and restaurants along State Road 32 and U.S. 31. With its combination of natural features, established neighborhood identity, and nearby conveniences, Sandpiper Lakes offers a well-connected living experience in Westfield.

Westfield has transformed from a small, charming suburb into a thriving hub of growth and development. Recognized as one of the Top 10 places to live in America and among the Best Small Cities, it’s become a popular destination for both residents and visitors seeking a vibrant community.

The east and northeast sides of Westfield offer an ideal location, surrounded by parks, open spaces, and convenient access to Downtown Westfield's shops and dining. This area is home to some of the city’s best parks, including MacGregor Park, Freedom Trail Park, and the beloved Simon Moon Park. The Midland Trace Trail winds through this part of Westfield, inviting exploration and providing a connection to nearby Noblesville, making it easy for locals and visitors alike to enjoy the area's many amenities.