Allens Acres

Allens Acres is a well-established neighborhood featuring a diverse collection of custom-built homes dating from the 1950s to the 1970s. The variety of architectural styles gives the community a unique character, with homes reflecting different design influences from across the decades. Without a Homeowners Association (HOA), residents have the flexibility to personalize their properties, allowing for a mix of traditional and modern updates throughout the neighborhood. The community is part of the Lebanon Schools district, providing educational options for local families. The neighborhood’s long-standing history, combined with its individuality, makes it a distinctive place to call home. Convenient access to shopping, dining, and major roadways adds to its appeal, ensuring that everyday necessities and entertainment options are always within reach.

West Zionsville is known for its established neighborhoods, spacious homesites, and easy access to both longtime local favorites and rapidly growing developments on the town’s west side. Situated west of US-421 (Michigan Road), the area stretches toward Boone County farmland while staying well connected to major routes like SR-32 and I-65. Residents are within minutes of the retail and dining hub along Whitestown Parkway and the emerging commercial areas in Whitestown, making daily errands and commutes especially convenient.

Compared to the denser layout of East Zionsville, the west side is characterized by larger lots, mature neighborhoods, and a more open, residential feel. Many communities here were developed before Zionsville’s more recent east-side growth, offering a quieter pace and more room to spread out. That said, new developments continue to take shape, blending traditional designs with modern amenities—making West Zionsville an appealing choice for those who want established surroundings with continued momentum.

Living in West Zionsville also means close proximity to recreation and local highlights. Popular destinations like Mulberry Fields, Golf Club of Indiana, and the Zionsville Rail Trail are just a short drive away, as are schools, grocery stores, and healthcare services. For those looking to be part of a growing area with a solid foundation and room to grow, West Zionsville offers the space, access, and community appeal that continues to draw interest.