Ashmore Trace is a charming neighborhood built by Estridge in the mid to late 1990s. The community features serene ponds, adding a touch of natural beauty to its well-kept homes and inviting streets. Located conveniently near Dillon Park in Noblesville, residents have plenty of options for outdoor activities and open spaces. Additionally, Inlow Park and the amenities at Main Street & Hazel Dell are just a short drive away, offering a variety of recreational and dining options. Here, local favorites like Cafe Patachou, Pizzology, Sprouts Cooking School, and Loren's AF Beverages make for a great mix of everyday conveniences. Ashmore Trace combines peaceful neighborhood living with easy access to nearby parks and amenities.

East Carmel is known for its blend of convenience, abundant greenspaces, and highly desirable neighborhoods. With tree-lined streets, well-crafted homes featuring diverse architectural styles, and a community of long-time residents, East Carmel neighborhoods have earned a reputation for being both well-established and well-maintained. Its unique proximity to Downtown Carmel, the Arts & Design District, and Midtown makes it a prime location for those who want to enjoy the city’s vibrant lifestyle.

Many East Carmel neighborhoods are within walking distance of some of the city's best parks, including Flowing Well Park, Lawrence W. Inlow Park, and Carey Grove Park. Winding streets and quiet cul-de-sacs often feature scenic ponds and even lakeside lots, creating a peaceful setting.

Scattered throughout the neighborhoods are small shopping hubs, providing residents with easy access to grocery stores, local restaurants, pharmacies, and banks. These essential amenities can be found at 126th Street & Gray Road and Main Street & Hazel Dell Parkway, enhancing the everyday convenience of living in East Carmel.