When John Cougar Mellencamp famously sang about, "living in a small town," he was describing his upbrining in the Indiana city of Seymour. A charming residential community located in the heartland of America, Seymour is a thriving industrial and commercial center in the American heartland.

Located in scenic Jackson County, Seymour is known as the Crossroads of Indiana! Home to over 18,000 residents, Seymour is blessed by its convenient location near some of the country's finest cities. An hour south of Indianapolis, Seymour is also just one hour north of Louisville and just an hour and a half west of Cincinnati. Additionally, residents of Seymour are just a short trip away from the beautiful Muskatatuk National Wildlife Reserve.

Featuring the comfort and charm of your typical small town, Seymour enjoys one of the lowest crime rates in the Hoosier State. Additionally, Seymour has an excellent school system and has an abundance of affordable housing. With its dedication to developing a thriving local economy, there is a playful spirit that runs through this community.

Local legend has it that the world's first train robbery occured in Seymour. However, there's nothing for residents to fear, as this is the type of city where neighbors look out for one another. With these types of qualities, it's easy to see why Seymour is considered one of the best places to live in Indiana.