As an integral part of the greater Indianapolis Metropolitan area, Hendricks County has become a desirable – and affordable – location for businesses and families. Housing, utilities, transportation, health care costs and taxes are consistently below the national average.

The Indianapolis metropolitan area has been cited consistently in national research reports as one of the most affordable housing markets in the country. The median home price in Hendricks County for a three-bedroom home is $141,074, typical of the Indianapolis metropolitan area and the Midwest. Hendricks County’s median household income is $55,208.

Residents will find an array of parks, golf courses, movie theaters and recreational facilities close to home.Restaurants range from a variety of national chains to a host of one-of-a-kind ethnic and American pubs and eateries. When it comes to shopping, many major national chains have multiple stores in Hendricks County, from grocery stores to consumer electronics and office supplies.

Hendricks County is also home to Indianapolis Raceway Park and minutes from the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, home of the Indianapolis 500, Brickyard 400 and Grand Prix car racing events. If cultural events are the order of the day, Indianapolis has world-class museums, restaurants, music — including the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra — and a vibrant nightlife.