Indiana may be known as the heartland of America but it is also home to some of the most historic cities in the country. Cities like Noblesville are able to balance its role in the development of America with the needs of maintaining its status as one of the best places to live in America right now.

Located in Hamilton County, where it resides as its county seat, Noblesville has been able to balance both of these concerns with considerable ease. Home to nearly 30,000 residents, Noblesville is home to some of the most beautiful structures in the Hoosier State. Its downtown is arguably the best in Indiana and is home to gorgeous Victorian homes, tree-lined streets, a restored 1879 French Renaissance courthouse, the Hamilton County Judicial Center, and some of the most loved local businesses in Indiana.

However, Noblesville is not the type of place that will complacently revel in its past. With its population increasing 62% from 1990 to 2000, this fast growing community is renowned for its high quality of life standard. Although its convenient location to Indianapolis makes it an attractive place to live, Noblesville is also home to one of the best school systems in the Hoosier State. It also has an excellent park system that includes the Potter's Bridge Park and Trail, which centers around one of the few remaining covered bridges in Indiana.