Stoney Meadow

Stoney Meadow in Avon, Indiana, is a quiet 55+ community, where folks can find single-story ranch-style homes built mostly around 2013 to 2016, with modern touches like open layouts, roomy great rooms, walk-in closets, and bright sunrooms that look out over a privacy patio and tree-lined areas, plus you get a couple of small ponds and mature trees throughout the area, which make for good scenery if you want a place to walk or just sit on one of the park benches scattered along the sidewalks and curbs, and if you follow the paths, there's easy access to the Bicentennial Trail and a central gazebo for gathering with neighbors or just relaxing by the landscaped ponds. Lots in Stoney Meadow tend to be under a quarter acre, and many homes here offer two or three bedrooms and two full baths, with living spaces typically between about 1,300 and 1,900 square feet, plus attached two-car garages with automatic openers and finished interiors, so you've got plenty of space for vehicles and a few things besides. Inside, you'll usually find features like eat-in kitchens, breakfast bars, walk-in showers, double-bowl vanities in the master bath, thermal and vinyl windows, and pantries, and there are flex rooms near the entrance that can be set up as dining areas, offices, or whatever suits you best. The homes have brick construction on slab foundations, and the roofs use material marked as "Other," so there's a sturdy, low-maintenance feel throughout. The homeowners' association handles lawn care, snow removal, gutter cleaning, shrub trimming, entrance upkeep, and the irrigation system for the lawns, and the $75 monthly or $300 quarterly HOA fee covers these services along with community amenities, so no one has to fuss over regular outdoor chores. The grounds allow space for leisurely walks, jogging, or biking, and the area's a short drive from stores, restaurants, banks, and highways like Ronald Reagan Parkway and Interstate 74, putting Indianapolis International Airport about ten miles away and making trips into the city pretty easy. Appliance packages for each home usually include everything from dishwashers to washers and dryers, and the homes connect to city water. Stoney Meadow gives access to assisted living services, too, with help for daily activities, medication management, meals, personal care, and respite care for temporary support. The property tax for one example home in 2024 sits around $2,822, with lots around 0.13 acres or about 6,000 to 7,400 square feet. The community is managed by Homes & Homesites, Inc., under Susan Webb and Kyle Gustin, and if residents want to make changes to their homes, there's a designated architectural request form for that. It's a quiet, social place designed for older adults who want a friendly, low maintenance setting with enough comfort and a bit of nature to enjoy.