If you are looking for new place to live with a wealth of cultural heritage, stunning architecture and great people why not move to Lowell, Indiana? The borough of Lowell, Indiana has long been referred to as “The Athens of Indiana” so whether you are into Greek gods or spanokopita you are sure to love living in Lowell.

European immigrants settled Lowell in the 1600s and since that time the area has continued to grow and thrive. In the 1930s the area was a well-known artists’ colony and over the years the area has also been home to a host of Nobel Prize winners, professors and noted writers. In fact it was the great population of intellectuals in Lowell, not the olives and pitas, that actually earned this fine town its name, “The Athens of Indiana.”

Lowell is known throughout Indiana for its lovely tree-lined streets, its abundance of parkland, its friendly, safe neighborhoods, its numerous churches and synagogues, its modern library, its great community services and the wealth of culture and recreational options that the area offers.

So whether you enjoy shopping, exploring the great outdoors, dining out at great local restaurants or enjoying theatrical performances and concerts you will never run out of ways to keep yourself busy once you make the move to Lowell.