3366 Firethorn Dr

Relax with the whole family at this peaceful home in Whitestown, Indiana, just 20 minutes from downtown Indianapolis. Enjoy suburban tranquility with easy access to the excitement of the capital city. Nestled in Whitestown's growing Anson development, this home offers a serene environment with tree-lined streets, community parks, and walking trails perfect for morning strolls. Whitestown offers the perfect blend of small-town charm and big-city convenience. The rapidly growing community maintains its welcoming, family-friendly character while providing modern amenities. Within 5 minutes, you'll find the Whitestown Parkway shopping district with Target, Lowe's, Meijer, and numerous restaurants. The charming village of Zionsville is just 5 minutes east, offering boutique shopping and dining along the historic brick Main Street. Families will appreciate being just 10 minutes from Grand Park Sports Campus in Westfield and close to excellent Boone County schools. Whitestown's central location provides easy access to Indianapolis attractions while enjoying a peaceful residential setting. Local attractions within 30 minutes include downtown Indianapolis, the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, White River State Park, the Indianapolis Zoo, and the Children's Museum of Indianapolis. Free parking is provided in front of the building. Check-out time is 11 am unless otherwise approved. Smoking is strictly prohibited inside or outside on the patio, parking lot, or within 50ft of the property, with a $300 fine for violations. Parties and events are strictly prohibited, with a $500 fine and possible eviction for violations. Unauthorized pets incur a $250 fee. Missing or damaged items will be charged at direct replacement cost plus a fine of up to $300. Guests must keep towels and linens in good condition, with negligent damage not covered by the damage protection policy. House rule violations can result in fines up to $1000 and/or eviction. Noise can transfer easily to neighbors through walls and floors, so guests are asked to respect the quiet residential neighborhood and building.