This Indiana Zip Code Named ‘Most Expensive Place to Live’ in the State
Can you guess the most expensive place to live in Indiana?
The cost of living in Indiana is much lower than in other states. However, that doesn't mean that it's not hard to get by day to day. A lot of us have felt the struggle of living paycheck to paycheck. It's not a secret that the cost of living is high, and going up. Inflation has caused so much to be more expensive than it has ever been in the past. It makes it hard to pay your bills, buy groceries, and fill up your gas tank when everything is getting more pricey, but your paycheck remains the same.
A while back, we reported on the cheapest and safest places to live in Indiana, now we are going in the opposite direction. What is the most expensive place to live in the state?
Most Expensive Place to Live in Indiana
While there are many places scattered across the state that are home to large estates, only one houses the wealthiest homeowners in Indiana. According to an updated list compiled by Family Handyman, the most expensive place to live in Indiana is the zip code of 46077, which is the suburban town of Zionsville.
Here's what Family Handyman said about Zionsville:
Zionsville offers a median home value of $364,300. The suburban town is located in the extreme southeast area of Boone County. The quaint and quiet village of Zionsville features shops lining the fabled brick main street, fine restaurants, and quaint cafes.
In other news regarding Zionsville, it was recently named one of the snobbiest places to live in Indiana (which makes sense if it's so expensive). Zionsville was also named the most charming town in Indiana, the best place to raise a family in Indiana, and the third safest small city in America. So it sounds like there might be more good than bad when it comes to Zionsville. What do you think about these findings?
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