Meridian Hills

Indianapolis

North Washington Township

One of Indianapolis’ oldest parks, Holliday Park is located just six miles north of downtown and encompasses 94-acres of beautiful green space. Visitors can explore the nature center, play on one of the city’s best, hard-to-leave playgrounds, hike more than 3.5 miles of picturesque trails or take a stroll around the one-of-a-kind Holliday Park Ruins.

Holliday Park

Exterior photo showing the crowd at Rock the Ruins in Holliday Park

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Exterior photo showing the stage at Rock the Ruins in Holliday Park

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Illinois Street Food Emporium is a great place with a deep connection to the community. The restaurant serves salads, sandwiches, pasta, quesadillas, flatbread pizzas and myriad sweets and breads, including croissants. The signature Tarkington Chicken is an entrée of grilled chicken with wild rice, mushrooms, carrots, onions, artichoke and spinach with Monterey Jack cheese sauce.

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Illinois Street Food Emporium

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Park Tudor is an independent school on the north side of Indianapolis. Our preK-12 community focuses on academics and extraordinary opportunities from early childhood to college-prep high school courses. The foundation of a private school education at Park Tudor lies in our core values, guiding each student on a path of lifelong learning. Come see the exciting future waiting for you at Park Tudor.

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Enjoy a natural park in a suburban setting when visiting Marott Park. A network of nature trails lead you through the park’s 99 acres, composed of mostly second-growth forest and plenty of wildflowers in the spring. Most of the park is a nature preserve filled with plant species native to Central Indiana.

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Aerial photo of Marott Woods Nature Preserve

Marott Woods Nature Preserve

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Photo of a picnic shelter in Marott Woods

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Our picturesque 18-hole golf course designed by renowned course architect Bill Diddel is the heart of Meridian Hills Country Club. Since the first ball was hit off Hole #1 in 1923, the well-manicured greens have worked in concert with the subtle contour of the landscaping to create some of the most challenging and beautiful putting surfaces in the Midwest.

Aerial photo of Meridian Hills Country Club golf course

Meridian Hills Country Club - Golf Course

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North Central Indy

The town of Meridian Hills, like its neighbor [Williams Creek](https://www.dwellane.com/neighborhood/williams-creek), is a residential neighborhood built to create a close-knit community. Its wooded streets and large homes make it an exclusive place to live, but its location means it’s close to the best the city of Indianapolis has to offer.

Explore the Meridian Hills neighborhood, browse the latest listings, and find your perfect home.

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Aerial photo of The Ruins at Holliday Park

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