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Lost Run Farm is a small single-family enclave in Zionsville, with just 14 homes spread across generous lots that average about 2.5 acres apiece. The scale here is acreage-estate rather than dense subdivision, and recent activity reflects that: across seven recent sales, the average price landed near $1,001,190, with the top of the range reaching $3,150,000. Zoning is R-SF-2, and all of the housing stock is detached single-family.
The neighborhood is served by a homeowners association, managed by Chris Johns, and shared amenities give residents a fair amount to use close to home. There is a community pool, tennis courts, and two ponds, along with walking trails that connect the grounds. For families, the area is zoned for Pleasant View Elementary School and Zionsville Community High School, both part of Zionsville Community Schools.
With only 14 properties on multi-acre lots, prices commonly above seven figures, and shared amenities like a pool, tennis courts, and trails, Lost Run Farm suits buyers looking for a spacious single-family home in an established, amenity-supported Zionsville setting.
The neighborhood is served by a homeowners association, managed by Chris Johns, and shared amenities give residents a fair amount to use close to home. There is a community pool, tennis courts, and two ponds, along with walking trails that connect the grounds. For families, the area is zoned for Pleasant View Elementary School and Zionsville Community High School, both part of Zionsville Community Schools.
With only 14 properties on multi-acre lots, prices commonly above seven figures, and shared amenities like a pool, tennis courts, and trails, Lost Run Farm suits buyers looking for a spacious single-family home in an established, amenity-supported Zionsville setting.
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Homes in Lost Run Farm carry an average assessed value of $2,968,000. Records-based estimates put the typical home value today near $3,245,000.
Recent vacant-lot sales in Lost Run Farm have ranged from $300,000 to $550,000, across 4 lot sales recorded in the last three years.
Yes, Lost Run Farm has a homeowners association, managed by Armour Property Management.
93% (13 of 14 homes) were billed at Indiana's homestead rate on 2025 property-tax bills, which marks a home as its owner's primary residence. The rest are rentals, second homes, or recent purchases where the homestead filing hasn't caught up.
Lost Run Farm is served by Pleasant View Elementary School, Zionsville Middle School, Zionsville Community High School, part of Zionsville Community Schools. This is based on the district's housing-additions list for 2026-27. Approximate, because the district list does not name this neighborhood: matched by name, read from the district boundary map, or taken from the neighborhoods around it. Double-check the exact assignment. Assignments group by neighborhood per the ZCS list and boundary map; confirm with ZCS.
Lost Run Farm amenities include a community pool, sports courts, walking trails, ponds or lakes.
FCC filings as of Dec 31, 2025 report fiber from Metronet, cable from Spectrum, and DSL from AT&T in Lost Run Farm. Satellite (Starlink, Viasat, HughesNet) also covers the area. Availability is tracked by census block, so confirm your exact address on the FCC National Broadband Map.