Anson Project Selects Homebuilder - Zionsville

Local home builder Hansen and Horn has been selected as THE home builder for the much anticipated Anson project located just outside of Zionsville Indiana.  Prices, floor plans, and all the details have not been released yet, but the initial phase of the residential development will include 168 homes with the whole project slated for 680 homes over 8 – 10 years. 

The Anson project, being developed by Duke Realty, initially was behind schedule and was slow to pick up steam.  However, after Medco announced they will be opening their largest warehouse in Anson a whirlwind of activity has surrounded the project.  Anson is a 1,700 acre mixed use project of residential, commercial, retail, and light industrial on the borders of Zionsville.  Although Anson is technically in Whitestown, I think most people with agree that Anson is basically an extension of Zionsville.  Regardless of which city it lies in, Anson will undoubtedly have a huge impact on Zionsville real estate. 

Initially, KB Home was the builder of choice for the first residential phase of Anson with many speculating that they would bring in their Martha Stewart line on homes.  However, KB Home backed out of the deal and eventually left the Indianapolis market all together.  After waiting many months, Hansen and Horn has been selected to be the builder of choice for the Anson project.  Hansen and Horn is a local higher end builder that prides itself on building homes that do not look like “cookie cutter” neighborhoods.

Hansen and Horn are taking reservations for interested parties in the homes at Anson.  If you are interested in Hansen and Horn at Anson, please visit our website first to register for your commission rebate and to save thousands of dollars when you purchase a home in Anson. 

 

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