Chatham Hills

Located in the heart of Westfield, Chatham Hills is Hamilton County’s premier private golf community, featuring the final masterpiece by renowned golf course architect Pete Dye. As a lifelong Indiana resident, this project held special meaning for Dye, marking the culmination of his legendary career. Chatham Hills has earned distinction as the only private club in Indiana to host two consecutive Division I collegiate golf events, including the 2023 NCAA DI Women’s Regional and the 2024 MAC DI Men’s Championship. Set against a unique, rolling landscape, the community offers an exceptional private club lifestyle with world-class amenities, including a 65,000-square-foot clubhouse with fitness facilities, an indoor basketball court, bowling alley, aquatics, tennis, pickleball, and direct access to the Monon Trail. Chatham Hills also has deep historical roots, once home to settlers from North Carolina, with features like the Lindley Farmstead barn paying tribute to the area’s heritage. The community has also been the site of the prestigious Home-A-Rama, showcasing custom homes in 2016, 2018, 2022, and again in 2025, highlighting the final section of homesites.

Westfield has transformed from a quiet suburb into a thriving hub of growth, drawing in residents and visitors alike. Recognized as one of the Top 10 places to live in America and among the Best Small Cities in the country, Westfield has become a sought-after destination for both living and recreation.

Since the opening of Grand Park Sports Campus in 2014, which brought Westfield into the spotlight, the city has blossomed with new amenities, top-notch restaurants, beautiful parks, and a variety of shopping and entertainment options. The area around Grand Park has seen rapid development, with new neighborhoods, dining spots, Grand Junction Brewery, and Hamilton County’s only cidery (Urban Apples), adding to the vibrant appeal of the community.