What is Chatham Hills like?

The Club at Chatham Hills anchors the neighborhood with two Pete Dye-designed courses: a championship 18-hole layout and a 9-hole executive course. The roughly 65,000-square-foot clubhouse includes indoor and outdoor pools, fitness facilities, tennis and pickleball courts, an indoor basketball court and a bowling alley, and a year-round calendar of social events that keeps neighbors connected.

Homes along the course.

The setting adds to the appeal. Chatham Hills is a master-planned community on roughly 740 acres of rolling, wooded land in Westfield, with around 200 acres preserved as open space. It's a short drive to Grand Park, and residents have private access to the Monon Trail for walking, biking, and running right from the neighborhood.

The homes are mostly newer construction, with estate-style designs on larger lots. There are over 26 builders that include not only high end production builders but also numerous premier custom builders. Floor plans range from a few thousand square feet up to more than 5,000, many with finished lower levels. Most new construction at Chatham Hills lists in the high six figures to seven figures, well above Westfield's overall median, and ready-to-build lots and new phases tend to move quickly.

Newer construction in Chatham Hills.

Convenience is a quiet strength, too. Chatham Hills sits just off US-31 in Westfield, with easy access to Carmel, Noblesville, Fishers, and downtown Indianapolis, and the community is served by the Westfield Washington Schools district.

Golf-course living, resort-style amenities, a strong community calendar, and a small-town Westfield address: Chatham Hills brings all of it together, and it's a neighborhood I enjoy showing. If you'd like a tour or want to know what lots are available right now, call or text me at 317-777-9146, and I'll help you find your fit.