Apartments For Rent in Zionsville, IN

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Apartments For Rent Near Zionsville, IN

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What Locals Say about Zionsville

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Zionsville, IN: small-town sparkle, walkable village, trails, festivals, and an easy Indy commute. People love the safe, friendly vibe, parks and trails, lively events, and quick interstate access. They dislike no public dog parks, scarce transit, some traffic, and high housing costs.
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    "Zionsville community schools are incredible. There are great parks and a safe environment for kids to play in. "
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  • Lauren Czosnowski
    "Holidays are fun and everyone decorates with holiday lights and we do fun get together’s throughout the year"
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  • Emily Rein
    "There are no public dog parks and therefore nowhere to take your dog off leash. Most waitlists for dog parks are years long"
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  • Lauren Czosnowski
    "There is a dog park nearby that is well maintained and in a nice park area. There’s plenty of parking for the park. "
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  • Austin and Charity
    "Lions Park activities are always great! There are things to do for every holiday and during every season."
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  • Akgill98
    "Easy access to interstates. Traffic generally flows smoothly in the mornings. Evenings traveling from downtown Indy back to Zionsville is a relatively quick 25 minutes on average."
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  • Aaron K.
    "Dogs love living here. Lots of dogs around, you can easily walk 3 miles on sidewalks (or even a couple of 1/2 mile wooded trails). Everyone is friendly."
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  • Aaron K.
    "Halloween is awesome Lots of neighborhood potlucks Community swimming pool is nice and well-attended by nice people "
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  • Lexi S.
    "The neighborhood is close to district, high grade schools. There are sidewalks and lots of kids ride their bike. It feels a safe area, though the street is busy."
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  • Aaron K.
    "Lots of neighborhood events. Tons of kids. Awesome trick or treating. Pool and park included with HOA are very nice."
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  • Kris.rubino
    "The neighborhood I live in is very social. There are parties for Fourth of July including fireworks, end of school celebration and many smaller get-togethers."
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  • Jrshockey86
    "This community comes together as one for many events. The families are involved in school events and the community does all they can to support their own. "
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  • Regan G.
    "Extensive rail trail system for walks. Annual “Tails on the Trails” event run by the local park dept. "
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  • Brittany T.
    "Great schools safe play aeras close stores fb page for most HOAs quiet neighborhoods lots of restaurants nearby "
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  • Kris.rubino
    "People are always walking their dogs in the neighborhood. It’s animal friendly and people generally keep their dogs on leash and pick up after them."
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  • Olivia B.
    "Commute to downtown is about 25 minutes without traffic or 35-40 minutes with traffic. Close to interstate."
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  • Bmsharp220
    "Safe, friendly, clean community. Small town atmosphere close to Indianapolis. Lots of small locAl businesses "
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  • Bmsharp220
    "Great schools. Safe town. Easy access to the interstate and close proximity to Indianapolis. Wonderful local businesses. Very walkable. "
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  • Khiara M.
    "Easy to walk them in neighborhood and in surrounding areas. Quiet area to walk them too. Dogs are leashed "
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  • Anna
    "I love living here neighbor are friend and kids can play outside. It is a safe neighborhood. Sidewalk are clean."
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  • Amy B.
    "Parades and trick or treating, street dance, restaurants, shops, fairy gardens, etc. The nature park and the cute old homes."
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  • Mackenna D.
    "People who have smaller dogs don’t care about picking up poop, which is annoying. Trails are awesome to take walks with your pup."
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  • Madie H.
    "My commute is low stress! I live close to Michigan rd which can get backed up, but other than that 106 and 116th flow pretty smoothly. I love the downtown area so much! A very homey feel. "
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  • Drkornowa
    "Nice People live here even the the House Prices are very High! The Downtown Village of Zionsville is also within walking distance."
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  • Madie M.
    "everyone is friendly and they are respectful. they ars always holding neighborhood gatherings and parties."
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  • Lkteter
    "straight shot down 65 and traffic usually isnt too bad. little if any public transportation from zionsville"
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  • Dave K.
    "We have been here for a year, but purchased our home 3 years ago. Very nice Village. Our Daughter moved here 6 years ago. "
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  • Lrzulma
    "I drive to most places, there is also the option to call an Uber, but since most stores are relatively close, ypu can walk. "
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  • Alan B.
    "Great schools and great neighborhood for kids. Awesome bike trails tennis courts parks and great food on our brick street "
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  • Ellen
    "The children run around and play. People walk their dogs. We live by great schools and biking/walking trails. "
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  • Shaunaustingordon
    "I have lived here for 7 years. Very different than the west coast people are friendly. I love neighboring. I would love even more community events around tennis, the pool, and cook outs. "
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  • Traci
    "Zionsville has friendly neighbors & unfriendly neighbors. For the most part, neighbors are great but there are always the few loud obnoxious neighbors that ruin it for everyone. "
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  • Kenzie P.
    "Quiet town with plenty of amenities. Very low crime rate. Good schools, parks, walking trails, pet friendly areas, etc. 30-40 mins from downtown Indy. "
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  • Angel
    "Genuine (vs. manufactured) small town charm close to Indy. Seasonal parades, little league, neighborhood ice cream joint, great parks, awesome schools. #MakingAmericaAgain"
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  • Duane C.
    "I live here. Great place to raise kids, walk a dog and have a great social life with neighbors. And of course the school system is excellent."
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Average Rent Trends in Zionsville, IN

Rent in Zionsville, IN varies by number of bedrooms and home type. Use these charts to quickly see how rent changes.
Average rent decreased in May 2026 compared to the previous month. Rent previously peaked in Jun 2025.
MonthAverage rent
Jun 2025$2,579
Jul 2025$2,460
Aug 2025$2,500
Sep 2025$2,450
Oct 2025$2,244
Nov 2025$2,250
Dec 2025$2,190
Jan 2026$2,195
Feb 2026$2,195
Mar 2026$2,200
Apr 2026$2,250
May 2026$2,066
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Average Rent By Bedroom and Home Type

In May 2026, Apartments and Condos were the most affordable home type to rent compared with Townhomes and Houses.
1 bed2 beds3 beds4 bedsAll
All home types$1,595$1,995$2,400$2,535$2,100
Townhomes——$2,550—$2,550
Apartments and Condos$2,880$1,950$2,100—$2,100
Houses$2,673—$2,400$2,535$2,550
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Frequently Asked Questions about Rentals in Zionsville, IN

  • What is the average rent of an apartment in Zionsville, IN?
    The average rent of an apartment in Zionsville, IN is $1,961 per month. This is about 2% higher than the national average.
  • What is the average rent of a house in Zionsville, IN?
    The average rent of a house in Zionsville, IN is $2,550 per month. This is about 32% higher than the national average.
  • What is the average rent of a townhome in Zionsville, IN?
    The average rent of a townhome in Zionsville, IN is $2,550 per month. This is about 32% higher than the national average.
  • When is the average rent cheapest in Zionsville, IN?
    In the last year, the average rent in Zionsville, IN was lowest in May 2025 when it was $2,045 per month.
  • When is the average rent most expensive in Zionsville, IN?
    In the last year, the average rent in Zionsville, IN was highest in Jun 2025 when it was $2,579 per month.
  • How does the rent of a 1 bedroom apartment compare to a studio apartment in Zionsville, IN?
    The average rent of a 1 bedroom apartment in Zionsville, IN is $1,595 per month. That is about $86 more than the cost of a studio apartment.
  • How many available rental listings are in Zionsville, IN?
    There are 26 available rental listings in Zionsville, IN.
  • What are some zip codes in Zionsville, IN?
    Zionsville, IN includes zip codes such as: 46077, 46075.
  • What are some cities near Zionsville, IN?
    Some nearby cities include: Whitestown, Carmel, Westfield, Brownsburg, Lebanon. These cities may have more rental options to explore.