Bridle Oaks is a residential community developed by Pulte Homes beginning in 2021, featuring new construction single-family homes with modern layouts and contemporary features. The neighborhood offers five home designs — Boardwalk, Fifth Avenue, Newberry, Claypool, and Mercer — each designed with open-concept floor plans, upgraded cabinetry, and professionally selected interior packages. Homes range from 2,376 to 2,426 square feet, with options for three to five bedrooms, 2.5 to four bathrooms, and two-car garages. Community amenities include a playground, shared green spaces, and two ponds, providing areas for outdoor activities and gatherings.
Bridle Oaks offers direct access to the Big 4 Rail Trail, a multi-use path connecting to downtown Whitestown, ideal for biking, walking, and other recreational activities. Just a mile away, Main Street Park spans 11 acres and features a playground, sledding hill, splash pad, picnic shelter, fitness trail, and sports courts. The neighborhood is part of the Lebanon Community School Corporation and is conveniently located near shopping, dining, and employment centers in Whitestown and Zionsville. With I-65 less than four miles away, residents have quick access to I-465 and the greater Indianapolis area, making commuting and travel efficient.
Whitestown, Indiana, is a thriving and rapidly growing community that blends small-town charm with modern conveniences. Just 22 miles northwest of Indianapolis, Whitestown gives residents easy access to the city's amenities while maintaining a friendly, close-knit vibe that feels worlds away from the hustle and bustle. The dining scene here is a highlight, with local favorites like Moontown Brewing Company, housed in a repurposed high school gym, offering craft beer and live music. L.A. Café is another gem, known for its cozy ambiance and delicious shrimp cocktail. For sweet treats, Fundae’s Ice Cream & Sweets is a go-to spot for families. The Shoppes at Whitestown and Whitestown Corner Market provide convenient retail options for residents, with everything from unique boutiques to everyday essentials.
Outdoor enthusiasts will love Whitestown’s focus on recreation. The town boasts over 12 miles of trails and 50 acres of parks, including playgrounds, splash pads, and sports facilities. The Big 4 Trail, a favorite among locals, provides a scenic route for walking or biking and connects Whitestown to neighboring Zionsville. For a unique experience, Hickory Hall Polo Club hosts family-friendly polo matches during the summer, complete with halftime candy drops for kids. Nearby Eagle Creek Park, one of the largest urban parks in the country, offers endless opportunities for hiking, fishing, and boating.
Rich in history, Whitestown was named after Albert S. White, a U.S. senator, railroad president, and abolitionist. The Big Four Trail, a local favorite, preserves this history by transforming an old rail line—once traveled by President Lincoln’s trains—into a beautiful walking and biking path. Over the last decade, Whitestown has been Indiana’s fastest-growing community, now home to over 10,000 residents. Community spirit is strong in Whitestown, with events like the Independence Day celebration, Brewfest, and seasonal farmers markets bringing residents together. Recognized as one of the top 25 most popular small towns in the U.S., Whitestown is the kind of place that makes you feel right at home, whether you're starting fresh, raising a family, or enjoying a new chapter in life.
