A: A: Indian Hill offers a variety of single-family homes built in the 1970s. Most are split-level and two-story homes, ranging from 2,000 to 3,000 square feet with 3-4 bedrooms.

A: The homes in Indian Hill currently range in price from $425,000 to $650,000.

A: No, Indian Hill residents enjoy all the benefits of an organized community without the burden of monthly homeowners' association dues.

A: A: Indian Hill is a part of the acclaimed School District 203, which includes Beebe Elementary School, Mill Street Elementary School, Jefferson Junior High School, and Naperville North High School.

A: A: Indian Hill residents have access to a variety of amenities, including Arrowhead Park, which hosts baseball fields, basketball courts, parking spaces, sled hills, and basins. Additionally, the park is home to the summer music event, Concerts in Your Park series.

A: Indian Hill is just 2 miles north of downtown Naperville, a 15-minute bike ride or a 25-minute walk.

A: Indian Hill is conveniently located just 5 minutes from both the Metra station and the I88 highway.

A: Indian Hill is in close proximity to the new Costco on the north side, and it's just a short drive from downtown Naperville, where you can find a variety of shopping options.

A: Many of the homes in Indian Hill have been updated over the years, particularly the kitchen, bathrooms, and basements. The mechanicals, like heating and cooling systems, have also been updated, adding to the functionality and lifespan of these homes.

A: Indian Hill boasts a strong community spirit. The neighborhood is known for its summer music event at Arrowhead Park, where residents come together for evenings of music and camaraderie. The mature trees, well-maintained lawns, and welcoming atmosphere contribute to a strong sense of community among residents.