Median sale price
$400,000Redfin city: Noblesville
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Noblesville real estate guide
Noblesville real estate guide with median sale price $400,000, $164/sqft, 54 days on market, home styles, schools, amenities, and FAQs.
Housing market stats
Median price and housing data for Noblesville
Latest Redfin month: March 2026 / Redfin Data Center / Redfin city: Noblesville / Data pulled May 22, 2026
Latest month includes 125 reported sales for Noblesville. This uses city-level Redfin data.
Median price / sqft
$164/sqftRedfin city: Noblesville
Median days on market
54Typical market speed
Price change
+1.3%Year over year
12-month median price trend
Latest March 2026: $400,000Neighborhood overview
What to know about Noblesville
Noblesville is the county seat of Hamilton County, north of Indianapolis. It has a working historic downtown square, a meaningful share of subdivisions east and west of the core, and lake-area neighborhoods around Morse Reservoir on the west side.
The housing stock is more varied than Carmel or Fishers: historic homes near the square, suburban subdivisions across multiple decades of construction, newer construction in growing areas, and lake-area properties at the higher end.
The latest Redfin data (March 2026) shows a median sale price around $400,000, up 1.3% year over year, with homes selling for about 98% of list and a 54-day median days on market. The longer DOM compared to Carmel and Fishers reflects the broader mix of housing types and the larger inventory pool.
Noblesville fits buyers who want Hamilton County with a historic downtown, lake-area buyers near Morse, move-up sellers in established subdivisions, and households wanting Noblesville Schools at a lower entry point than some Hamilton County peers. Tradeoffs include longer commutes to downtown Indianapolis and the variability of HOA quality across subdivisions.
For sellers, the longer DOM means accurate initial pricing matters more, not less. For buyers in the lake area, factor flood considerations, lake-rules, and dock or boat-slip details into any specific address evaluation.
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The current median sale price shown for Noblesville is $400,000. This figure comes from Redfin Data Center (Redfin city: Noblesville). Use it as a neighborhood-level reference point rather than a valuation for a specific home.
What is the median price per square foot in Noblesville?
The current median price per square foot shown for Noblesville is $164/sqft. Price per square foot can swing by condition, layout, lot, updates, parking, and exact block.
What types of homes are common in Noblesville?
Noblesville has a varied mix: historic homes near the downtown square, suburban subdivisions across multiple decades, newer construction, and lake-area properties at the higher end near Morse Reservoir.
What schools serve Noblesville?
Noblesville Schools covers the city. Verify assigned schools by exact address. The district is a meaningful reason many buyers choose Noblesville over surrounding areas.
Is Noblesville a good place to buy a home?
Noblesville fits buyers who want Hamilton County positioning with a working historic downtown and a wider range of housing styles than Carmel or Fishers. Tradeoffs include longer commutes to downtown Indianapolis and HOA variability across subdivisions.
What should buyers know about Morse Reservoir homes?
Lake-area properties on Morse Reservoir come with their own set of considerations: flood zone status, lake association rules, dock or boat-slip ownership, and seasonal use patterns. Verify all of these for the specific address before writing an offer.
What should sellers know about pricing in Noblesville?
With a 54-day median DOM, accurate initial pricing matters more, not less. Comp work should distinguish between historic homes, subdivision homes, and lake-area properties. These price differently even at similar square footage.
Is Noblesville good for real estate investors?
Investor activity in Noblesville is mostly long-term holds on subdivision stock and occasional value-add plays near the downtown square. Verify HOA rental restrictions and the school district's draw before underwriting any specific deal.
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