Where is downtown Zionsville?
The Village. Main Street Zionsville, the downtown group, describes it as walkable, with shops, dining and services.
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Zionsville's Village, Sycamore Street roundabouts and Big-4 Rail Trail
Zionsville sits in the southeastern part of Boone County, and the town's own address uses ZIP code 46077. In the Village, the town points to the Brick Street, where new shops and stores have set up in historic buildings. On West 106th Street, Creekside Corporate Park is a nature-focused office park.
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- Town of Zionsville permit documents are headed with the address 1100 West Oak Street, Zionsville, Indiana 46077. That makes 46077 the postal ZIP on the town's own address. Town of Zionsville
- A Town of Zionsville planning document places Zionsville in the southeastern part of Boone County. It says the town is less than 20 miles from downtown Indianapolis and less than 5 miles from I-65. Town of Zionsville
- An Indiana DNR National Register nomination for the Zionsville Historic District says the railroad was routed west of the earlier settlement of Eagle Village. That settlement sat just east of Zionsville on the Michigan Road, within Eagle Township. Indiana DNR
The Brick Street, Main Street Momentum and Lincoln Park
- The Town of Zionsville says its downtown is highlighted by development along the Brick Street, with lots of new shops and stores set up in historic buildings. Town of Zionsville
- The Town of Zionsville announced final design planning for Main Street Momentum, a project running through the historic Village. If you're in the Village, ask the town about dates, detours and parking changes. Town of Zionsville
- Lincoln Park is a half-acre park in the Village. The town's parks master plan says it commemorates a stop on Abraham Lincoln's 1861 whistle-stop trip to Washington. Town of Zionsville
Creekside Corporate Park and the Zionsville Chamber
- Creekside Corporate Park is a nature-focused office park on West 106th Street in Zionsville, with 38 percent of the property dedicated to woodland preservation. Current in Zionsville
- Intelligent Living Solutions, a building automation company founded in Zionsville, is building a 20,000 square foot headquarters and operations facility in Creekside Corporate Park. The company has 22 team members, and a January 2026 town release anticipates completion by the end of 2026. Town of Zionsville
- Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing's headquarters is in Creekside Corporate Park, according to an Indianapolis Business Journal report. Indianapolis Business Journal
- The Zionsville Chamber of Commerce was established in 1961 and describes itself as a network of local businesses, entrepreneurs and professionals. It says it strives to make Zionsville an economic leader in central Indiana. Zionsville Chamber of Commerce
Sycamore Street roundabouts and the Big-4 Rail Trail
- Zionsville is using 4 million dollars in READI 2.0 grant funds from the state for two new roundabouts and road connections. The sites are First and Sycamore streets and Main and Sycamore streets. Current in Zionsville
- A January 2026 Current in Zionsville article described the downtown roundabout and road effort as a 10 million dollar project still at the conceptual stage. Engineering, utility relocation planning and right-of-way acquisition were still to come. Current in Zionsville
- The town's parks department is responsible for eight miles of the paved Big-4 Rail Trail, from the Whitestown border to the Zionsville Road trailhead. Trailheads are at Zionsville Road, Nancy Burton, Zionsville Town Hall, American Legion Trail Crossing, Carter Station and Heritage Trail Park. Town of Zionsville
- The Town of Zionsville's Our Parks page says Starkey Nature Park has more than three miles of hiking trails with a natural surface. Town of Zionsville
Zionsville's sign permits, ILP timing and occupancy certificates
- Zionsville's sign permit application asks for a site plan, dimensioned sign elevations and lighting details. The property owner must sign the application, so if you're a tenant, ask the owner first. Town of Zionsville
- Sign permit applications can be emailed to a named town staff member or dropped off at the Municipal Action Center front desk. Drop-off hours are Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., and sign inspections are also required. Town of Zionsville
- Building work in Zionsville goes through an Improvement Location Permit, or ILP, using the town's residential or commercial form. Commercial projects need a plot plan, construction plans and a road impact fee calculation form, and permits are valid for one year after issuance. Town of Zionsville
- A town ordinance sets permit review at up to 15 business days for commercial permits and up to 5 business days for residential permits. Check with the town before you plan around those times. Town of Zionsville
- A certificate of occupancy is required before a building is used, the Town of Zionsville says. It can't be issued until all required inspections, including the final inspection, are scheduled and approved. Town of Zionsville
Farmers market, Winterfest and the Brick Street Market
- Main Street Zionsville lists the Zionsville Farmers Market on Saturdays from May 16 to September 26, 8 to 11:30 a.m., at Main and Pine. Vendors sell produce, baked goods and prepared food, and the market's own history says volunteers started it in 1997. Main Street Zionsville
- The Town of Zionsville's Winterfest page lists Winterfest from December 2026 through February 2027. Its Open-Air Maker's Market is held on Zionsville's brick Main Street, with makers, food trucks and seasonal music. Town of Zionsville
- The Town of Zionsville's calendar lists a Brick Street Market, a spring show of arts, crafts and food booths on the brick street. Town of Zionsville
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