Almost all the houses were built by the same developer - some were built 30 years ago, others are just a few years old. The lots range from three-fourths of an acre to two or three acres. Many have pools. Residents range from couples in their 30s with young children to retirees. It's a primarily white neighborhood.
Many residents are attorneys, physicians and business owners.
Neighborhood children also have attended St. Pius X Catholic School, Orchard Country Day School and Park Tudor School. But some residents are members of the Greater Allisonville Community Council, an umbrella organization for the Northeast side. But residents say the developer has agreed to allow a substantial wooded buffer, so they expect minimal impact. The Indianapolis Star. All rights reserved.