Founded in 1917 by Charles S. Lewis as a residential park with 110 home sites, it features winding roads and hundreds of thousands of trees and shrubs on 350 acres. Designed by George Kessler, a St. Louis landscape architect and city and park planner, for whom Kessler Boulevard is named.
Many houses sell privately.
Ten houses have been on the Multiple Listing Services the past three years. Nine-hole golf course, swimming pool and tennis courts are part of the planned community. Some racial and ethnic diversity. The Indianapolis Star. All rights reserved.