Village at Trail Crossing, Noblesville, IN 46062
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Village at Trail Crossing by M/I Homes
Noblesville, IN 46062

  • 3-4 Beds
  • 3-4 Baths
  • 2,059-2,262 sqft

$349,990 - $448,100

$349,990 - $448,100

3-4 Beds
3-4 Baths
2,059-2,262 sqft

Local Information

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Quick Move-in Homes (13)

All (13)
3 bd (12)
4 bd (1)
5700 Boynton Dr
3bd
2.5ba
2,059 sqft
$367,990
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5720 Boynton Dr
3bd
2.5ba
2,108 sqft
$377,990
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5696 Boynton Dr
3bd
2.5ba
2,108 sqft
$377,990
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5704 Boynton Dr
3bd
3.5ba
2,108 sqft
$389,990
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5706 Cowles Trl
3bd
2.5ba
2,059 sqft
$377,990
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5702 Cowles Trl
3bd
3.5ba
2,108 sqft
$393,990
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5710 Cowles Trl
3bd
2.5ba
2,108 sqft
$394,990
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17290 Greythorne Dr
3bd
3ba
2,059 sqft
$408,130
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5698 Cowles Trl
3bd
3ba
2,262 sqft
$414,990
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17286 Greythorne Dr
3bd
2.5ba
2,108 sqft
$418,340
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5714 Cowles Trl
3bd
3.5ba
2,262 sqft
$424,990
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17298 Greythorne Dr
4bd
3.5ba
2,262 sqft
$443,450
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17282 Greythorne Dr
3bd
3.5ba
2,262 sqft
$448,100
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Buildable Plans (3)

All (3)
3 bd (3)
Conner Plan
3bd
2.5ba
2,059 sqft
$349,990+
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Miller Plan
3bd
2.5ba
2,108 sqft
$354,990+
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Noble Plan
3bd
2.5ba
2,262 sqft
$374,990+
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Community Description

Village at Trail Crossing in Noblesville is a low-maintenance townhome community offering modern three-story designs in a highly connected Hamilton County location. Set along Hazel Dell Road near SR-32, the neighborhood sits between Noblesville and Westfield, placing parks, dining, shopping, and major roadways within easy reach.These wider-unit townhomes feature open-concept living areas, generous bedrooms, and oversized two-car garages, with curated design packages that let you personalize finishes and style. Distinctive architecture and thoughtful layouts create bright, comfortable spaces suited for everyday living.Amenities include walking paths with access to the Midland Trace Trail, gathering areas, a dog park, cornhole courts, and nearby city park access. Served by the Noblesville School District, the community offers strong educational opportunities along with a lifestyle centered on convenience, connection, and outdoor enjoyment.
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5732 Boynton Drive
Noblesville, IN 46062
(765) 703-2491

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What Locals Say about Noblesville

At least 427 Trulia users voted on each feature.

  • 93 % Say it's dog friendly

  • 92 % Say there are sidewalks

  • 91 % Say car is needed

  • 87 % Say yards are well-kept

  • 84 % Say kids play outside

  • 84 % Say there's holiday spirit

  • 83 % Say parking is easy

  • 78 % Say people would walk alone at night

  • 73 % Say it's quiet

  • 63 % Say streets are well-lit

  • 57 % Say neighbors are friendly

  • 55 % Say they plan to stay for at least 5 years

  • 49 % Say there's wildlife

  • 37 % Say there are community events

  • 30 % Say it's walkable to restaurants

  • 20 % Say it's walkable to grocery stores

Sourced by Trulia users. Learn more about our methodology.
  • Zaq Sarazan
    "Literally nothing unique about Noblesville whatsoever. It's just another Midwesterner town like every other"
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  • Trulia User
    "We have activities throughout the year. Great community and very well kept by HOA. A lot of people run, walk.and bike. We are friends with all of our neighbors and look out for each other. "
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  • Edyows
    "Lots of stuff for kids and families, safe community, schools are woke I advise private schools for a proper education, there are many to choose from. Great parks and a laid back small town feel."
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  • Jason Kilgore
    "Most areas in Noblesville are neighborly. They’re generally respectful, considerate, well-kept properties, not overly loud or obnoxious and or rude. Noblesville is typically a clean town/city that is welcoming and warm towards each other when the same is reciprocated from others. Neighbors in most all areas show genuine concern for most all neighbors regardless of who they are or where they come from but that’s not to say they won’t keep their eye on newcomers until they’re comfortable in knowing they have good intentions. After all, the common feeling is for the community as a whole wants to feel safe in their homes and want to help their protect their neighbors as well. Always watchful of suspicious activities and those who are projecting a reason for others to be concerned. Noblesville is no different than any other town/city as we have crime, as well as drug use issues. But the Noblesville police department is very responsive and are very noticed, just as well as the Hamilton County Sheriffs and they are both EVERYWHERE! Annoyingly but also, thankfully."
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  • Trulia User
    "I have lived here for 28 years. I am impressed how far the city has grown. The nice part is you can be friends with local shop and restaurant owners. "
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  • Bryan Weiss
    "It is one of the friendliest areas in the country. I love it here. I would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a safe, comfortable and friendly place to live. "
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  • Diana Cox
    "So many dogs in downtown, we even have little meet up events at seminary park. i know downtown nob they have a doodle day even "
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  • Pqbg56tv9k
    "The beautiful downtown with its historic buildings, and great shops and restaurants. We love the weekly Farmer’s Market at Federal Commons, and the annual Peony Festival and Potter’s Bridge Fest which both includes lots of vendors, food and activities!"
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  • Pqbg56tv9k
    "The neighborhood is very dog friendly including the Farmer’s Market. We take our dogs downtown friendly and find the businesses to be very accommodating and lovely."
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  • Merrissa Gregory
    "Friendly people, clean environment. No issues with neighbors. Easy access to grocery stores around the area "
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  • Sabrina Williams
    "You need a car to be able to commute to places as there is a lack of public transportation available here"
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  • Silver.g.rose0963@gmail.com
    "I live next to the area, I can already see tons of overparking in the front of these homes and they are nowhere near full. Only one entrance/exit. Good Luck. "
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  • Sheena_randall_271
    "Concerts in Forest Park and Federal Hills Common. The walking trail to Forest Park, Morse Beach and Potters Bridge. "
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  • Garageman327
    "Lived here for 30 years. It has grown alot bringing good and bad with it. The bad being the traffic. Everything is close by so rarely need to venture out to far to get what you need. "
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  • Aprilsshop.ah
    "There are many green spaces and sidewalks. Dog parks are everywhere And everybody takes good care of their animals."
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  • Arturo Mora
    "There is awesome people around the area, PD is everywhere making this place a really safe place to live, The plan to develop the city is really good "
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  • Alberto Vargas
    "I been living in my neighborhood for the last 20 years, safe and great place to raise kids, schools are great and the city is nearby."
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  • Alberto Vargas
    "Crime is low, very good schools, shopping centers. People here is nice and can feel it. Place is quiet and perfect for family life."
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  • Rcdufek
    "Good neighbors plenty of police great fire protection schools suck plenty of restaurants and theaters "
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  • Tashaun Y.
    "I don't worry about it it's busy it looks clean so this is going to be all around cool with you or still a naborhood you just got to come and live "
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  • Trulia User
    "We have a farmers market near by that takes place every Saturday as well as weekend concerts by local bands at the same location. Very friendly neighborhood with a small town vibe with city perks. "
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  • Rebecca E.
    "A farmers market happens during the summer and fall months at Federal Park in Noblesville. Downtown Noblesville is great for window shopping."
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  • Chelsea
    "Suburban neighborhoods, lots of parks, small town feel. Feels safe. Good public school system. Close to everything."
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  • Trulia User
    "easy no hassle and little traffic and traffic flow is great with the the round abouts rarely is traffic backed up at a stand still "
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  • Helmsbreanna9
    "It’s a cute a little neighborhood with lots of kids and families. I’ve lived here for 6 years and haven’t had any bad issues"
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  • Dichelle G.
    "yard sales..and food trucks at the park and other community projects..draw on the sidewalk day..bbq in your front yard..we are always putting things in our yards to give away..no charge..we always keep in touch on the Waterman Farms app................................................"
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  • Paula M. K.
    "It’s quiet - I never hear dogs barking in this neighborhood. As a non dog owner, I appreciate that."
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  • Ashley B.
    "Dogs are always welcome and I have never had issues. Most places require a pet deposit & extra rent added each month for pets. "
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  • Kevinlc71
    "Free concerts, free downtown locals car display, outdoor ice skating in the winter, Movies in the park, Many events around downtown square throughout the year."
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  • Jae T.
    "This is a very dog friendly neighborhood. There are many trials to walk pups on. From time to time you may see a dog in a yard that is not on leash. These dogs are usually friendly; however, they do not always know their boundaries well."
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  • Mandy B.
    "My neighborhood has quick access to major highways and interstates for quicker commutes. Travel time is acceptable during morning and evening high traffic times."
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  • Kygardner
    "There are lots of places to walk and exercise them. Everyone is friendly towards dogs out being walked...we even have or use to anyway, provide poop bags at the park for dog walkers convenience"
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  • Reesebpuckettschool
    "Noblesville is a surprisingly large town with a small town feeling, it’s easy to get to know lots of people. There are classic car shows on the downtown square Friday and Saturday nights in the summer, Ice skating at the new park by the Kroger too"
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  • Nichole F.
    "I love living in Noblesville. It's very safe, lots of stuff to do, great parks, kid friendly, great schools, and great places to eat. I also like that there's outdoor activities like. canoeing, fishing, boating, jet skiing, etc. that's close to home. "
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  • Frazier J.
    "clean nice neighborhood that is well maintained and there are lots of friendly people that look out for there neighbors and the community."
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  • Mauro.erica.melo
    "There many families here, it’s a good neighborhood for family and fun and it’s really safety place to live. Have many options closer to have fun with family, also have good places to eating and enjoy as a family!"
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  • LB
    "street dance strawberry festival beerfest plenty of parks and pools nearby many common areas good shopping/garage sales "
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  • Pamela P.
    "I feel safe but I keep my eyes open too. Stay aware of your surroundings. I love my neighbors and my home. "
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  • Rkrose
    "Traffic is petty rough during rush hour... whether you take 69, 146th St. Or 32, it’s very congested. But outside of that, the traffic is fine, normal."
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  • Linda C. D.
    "Great neighborhood! Lots of people always out and about, walking, running, cycling, walking their dogs. Friendly and helpful neighbors. Just minutes from shopping, but the area is quiet and rural-like."
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Village at Trail Crossing is a new community in Noblesville, IN by M/I Homes. This new construction community offers 3-4 bed, 3-4 bath homes ranging from 2,059-2,262 sqft. There are 3 plan types available at Village at Trail Crossing.