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HOME-A-RAMA T H E O F F I C I A L H OM E S H OWC A S E O F T H E BU I L D E R S A S S O C I AT I O N O F G R E AT E R I N D I A NA P OL I S
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17–20 AND 24–27 & OCTOBER 1–4 at SAGAMORE IN NOBLESVILLE
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HOME-A-RAMA PRESIDENT AND PUBLISHER
TABLE OF CONTENTS FIRST INTERNET BANK HOME-A-RAMA 2015
Keith Phillips SPECIAL SECTIONS EDITOR
Laura Kruty
SPECIAL SECTIONS ART DIRECTOR
Andrea Ratcliff
SPECIAL SECTIONS INTERN
Caroline Ralston PHOTOGRAPHER
Tony Valainis PRODUCTION MANAGER
Mike Botkin
ADVERTISING ART ASSOCIATE
Vu Luong
ACCOUNT EXECUTIVES
Phil Eades, Tom Gibson, Mike Giunta, Jenny Isenbarger, Rhonda Turner EVENTS MANAGER
Abby Broderick
DIGITAL MEDIA MANAGER
Jared Hay
OFFICE MANAGER
Christy Moore
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
Kim Howenstine
NATIONAL SALES REPRESENTATIVES MIDWEST/SOUTHWEST DIRECTOR
Cheryl Schuldt, 847-251-3483 NATIONAL ACCOUNT DIRECTORS
Eve Bercovici, S. Nina Leone, Marisa Mimoun, Carmen Michella Torres, R. Nime Walbe-La Fauci NATIONAL SALES AND MARKETING MANAGER
Ben Ekstrom
NATIONAL SALES ASSISTANT
Allyson Coughlin
FLORIDA/CARIBBEAN/BERMUDA/MEXICO ACCOUNT DIRECTOR
Whitney Dick, 954-493-7311
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WELCOME LETTER
A message from the Builders Association of Greater Indianapolis.
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WELCOME FROM THE MAYOR
A letter from Noblesville Mayor John Ditslear.
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MAP & TOUR INFORMATION
The 2015 Home-A-Rama schedule, directions, map, and ticket information.
10| HOME PROFILES home #1: Williams Custom Art Builders + DJ Interiors home #2: McKenzie Collection + Kitchens by Design/KBD Home home #3: Gradison Design Build + Gradison Interiors home #4: Matt Beecher Builders + A & V Interior Designs home #5: Old Town Design Group + Everything Home
21| ABOVE PAR Sagamore, the 2015 Home-A-Rama neighborhood, offers residents a prime location, in-demand features, and many choices in homebuilders. BY JULIE YOUNG
28| UNDER CONSTRUCTION Noblesville’s slate of new developments means more desirable amenities for residents and visitors alike.
32| THE FISCAL FRONTIER Home-A-Rama presenting sponsor First Internet Bank is a pioneer in offering traditional banking products in an onlineonly format. BY JULIE YOUNG
WEST COAST
ACCOUNT DIRECTOR
Shana Wong Solares, 323-798-5501 EM M I S P U BL I SHI NG L P PRESIDENT
Gregory T. Loewen VICE PRESIDENT / EDITORIAL DIRECTOR
Mary Melton
VICE PRESIDENT / NATIONAL SALES
Marian Conicella
VICE PRESIDENT / FINANCE
Melinda Marshall
SENIOR MANAGER / DIGITAL MEDIA
Craig Bowen
DIRECTOR OF FINANCE
Marianne Isaacs
EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT
Rita Cherry
EM M I S C OM M U NI C ATI ONS
36| WALK THIS WAY Hit the pavement with St. Vincent Health and help make a difference in the lives of cancer patients. BY SUMMER DAILY
ABOVE: The kitchen in the McKenzie Collection/KBD property. Photo by Tony Valainis. 4 HOME-A-RAMA | SEPTEMBER 2015
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PUBLISHER ’ S REPRESENTATIVE Bob Stites, 770-491-1419
CHAIRMAN / CEO
Jeffrey H. Smulyan PRESIDENT / CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER
Patrick M. Walsh
EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT / GENERAL COUNSEL
J. Scott Enright
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WELCOME TO HOME-A- RAMA
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REETINGS, AND WELCOME TO THE CITY OF NOBLESVILLE,
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Home-A-Rama. The City of Noblesville is proud to be selected again as the site for Home-A-Rama, this year held at Sagamore. The beautifully constructed homes have been envisioned and built by members of the Builders Association of Greater Indianapolis and will showcase why people want to be a part of Noblesville. As mayor, I hope that youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll take some time to explore our city and discover for yourself why Noblesville is a unique place and a growing community, one that has been nationally recognized as a great place to JOHN DITSLEAR live, work, play, and retire. Noblesville Mayor Currently, the City of Noblesville boasts more than 85 miles of trails and is home to four beautiful public parks, including Forest Park. City leaders are dedicated to creating more opportunities for community interaction and recreation and are in the planning process for three additional properties that will become future parks, including Finch Creek Park, 200 acres just east of Sagamore. While Sagamore features Central Indianaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s only Jack Nicklaus Signature Golf Course, Noblesville has several outstanding public and private golf courses. The city is also home to the wonderful Noblesville Schools system, Klipsch Music Center, Hamilton Town Center mall, and a distinctive historic downtown square. Noblesville is in the beginning construction phase of Federal Hill Commons, a revitalization project that includes a new park and amphitheater. When it opens, the area will be yet another amenity to bring residents together and will offer entertainment, restaurants, and family activities in the newly extended downtown area west of the White River. Thank you so much for visiting our community. I hope you feel right at home. Sincerely, John Ditslear, Mayor
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Low-maintenance, luxury living. The best part of owning a custom McKenzie home? It’s knowing you finally have time for golfing, entertaining, gardening—or whatever you’ve always wanted to do—because time-consuming yard work and snow removal are taken care of for you. With elegant designs, luxury finishes, and modern amenities, owning a McKenzie home is like taking a vacation that never has to end.
A SPECIAL THANKS TO O U R PA R T N E R S
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MAP & TOUR DETAILS HOME-A-RAMA | SAGAMORE IN NOBLESVILLE SHOW DATES
September 17–20 and 24–27 & October 1–4
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Noon–8 p.m.
ADMISSION
Tickets are $12 in advance from bagi.com or $15 at the door. Kids younger than 12 are free. A portion of the proceeds from a VIP event held in conjunction with Home-A-Rama benefits the St. Vincent Cancer Run/Walk Challenge.
DIRECTIONS
Sagamore is conveniently located in Noblesville on 166th St. and Union Chapel Rd., just east of the SR 37 corridor. From Indianapolis, take 465 to I-69N. Exit at SR 37N (Exit 205). Follow SR 37 north for five miles to Greenfield Ave. (SR 238), the first stoplight after 146th St. Turn right (east) on Greenfield Ave. for approximately one mile to Union Chapel Rd. Turn north on Union Chapel Rd., and follow signs for Home-A-Rama.
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BUILDER PHILOSOPHY
Williams Custom Art Builders has been family owned and operated since 1973. We believe there is an art to designing and building and that it’s the little things that make a residence truly a home. We use today’s building technologies while keeping pace with changes in the market and maintaining the essence of the individual home. Your vision is our execution, and it’s carried out through our dedication to detail, honesty, and quality. WILLIAMS CUSTOM ART BUILDERS Mark, Steve, and Bill Williams 15157 Long Cove Blvd. Carmel, IN 46033 317-577-9904 stevew@williamscustomartbuilders.com billw@williamscustomartbuilders.com williamscustomartbuilders.com
SHOW HOME APPROACH
Listening to what families need and want in their homes influenced our approach. This particular residence was built with empty-nesters in mind and boasts a spectacular view of the 14th hole of the Jack Nicklaus Signature Golf Course. The open living area has a fireplace, built-in shelving, and an efficient, professionally designed kitchen and casual dining area. The main floor has three bedrooms: the master suite, a room with a golf course view that can be used as a home office, and a guest bedroom with no steps to negotiate—ideal for elderly or disabled visitors. “Mom’s office” includes a work desk and a TV, while the veranda provides a comfortable spot on which to watch golfers or just enjoy the outdoors. On the partially finished lower level, you’ll find windows for abundant natural light, a game and theater area, storage space, and a mechanical room for the highefficiency HVAC system and tankless water heater.
supplier list Advantech Burtner Electric Carter Lumber Cathedral Marble & Granite Custom Touch Irrigation Dealers Wholesale DJ Interiors Digitech Custom Audio & Video Ed’s American Plumbing Edge Guys Heating and Cooling Emtek Ferguson Enterprises Gale Insulation Garage Door Doctor H.H. Gregg Fine Lines Jeld-Wen Windows Kinsey’s Floor Covering LP Building Products Majestic Block and Brick P-M & Associates Rain Flow of Indianapolis Shepherd’s Construction Steward Boarman Kitchens Sundown Gardens Weber Concrete Construction Westfield Lighting
DESIGNER PHILOSOPHY
“Let your home reflect you and your style” is DJ Interiors’s mission statement and accurately describes Jones’s philosophy of allowing unique interiors to mirror the individual client’s taste. In each home, contemporary to traditional, Jones helps her clients create a classic and timeless look with an emphasis on livability. She feels that listening carefully and understanding her clients’ tastes and needs is key to a successful job, whether it’s a new-home construction project or a small remodel. DJ INTERIORS Deb Jones 736 Winter Way Carmel, IN 46032 317-848-8808 djinteriors@sbcglobal.net
SHOW HOME APPROACH
Jones’s approach to this home was to create a time-honored look that will be as beautiful and comfortable 10 years from now as it is today. Contemporary, clean lines mixed with classic features create an eclectic appearance that is both livable and inviting. Jones has used several shades of rich, neutral gray-browns to establish a sense of flow throughout the house, while forming individual personality in each room. She believes a home can be functional yet beautiful at the same time, and that shines through in this residence.
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BUILDER PHILOSOPHY
McKENZIE COLLECTION John McKenzie 4631 Lisborn Dr. Carmel, IN 46033 317-281-7061 john@mckenziecollection.com mckenziecollection.com
The McKenzie mission is to build homes with the quality our clients expect, the design that fits their lifestyle, and a customer experience that’s creative, relaxed, and fun. John and Jim McKenzie have more than six decades of experience in the building industry. As they have built their business together, they have based their work on the belief that the relationships they develop, the communities they create, and the process through which they take their clients are just as important as the homes they build. John and Jim specialize in active-adult, low-maintenance communities that feature highly customized homes with distinct architectural styles. SHOW HOME APPROACH
McKenzie’s approach to our home’s design was to incorporate the feeling of elegance but in an understated way. We want the owners to feel like they are enjoying a nonstop staycation with an open-concept living arrangement with volume ceilings, modern features, and warm details; a master suite that feels like a five-star spa; a lower level that is an imaginative entertainment space with a great room; and outdoor living that promotes relaxation and views of the beautiful Sagamore golf course.
supplier list AG Painting Broaddus Masonry California Closets Creative Designs Custom Concrete Custom Drapery Service Dealers Wholesale Digitech Custom Audio & Video Edge Guys Heating & Cooling Ferguson Bath, Kitchen & Lighting Gallery Hamm & Sons Plumbing Hittle Landscaping Indiana Lighting Center Indy Elite Garage Doors James Hardie Jones Brothers Electric KBD Home Kermans Fine Flooring Kitchens by Design Lee Supply Overhead Door of Indianapolis Payson Drywall ProBuild Rabb & Howe Cabinet Top Company
DESIGNER PHILOSOPHY
Kitchens by Design started in 1998. Since then we have grown to include KBD Home. We expanded our showroom to add furniture and also showcase accessories, lighting, and custom-made soft goods, including pillows, bedding, draperies, and tabletop, manufactured right here in our facility. At KBD Home and Kitchens by Design, no project is too big or too small. Please stop in and talk to one of our many designers. We are here to help and are excited to meet new people. KITCHENS BY DESIGN/KBD HOME Jacquelyn Jenkins, Megan Giles, Suzanne Swain, Kristin Okeley, Angela Wright, Megan Earl 1530 E. 86th St. Indianapolis, IN 46240 317-815-8880 kristin@mykbdhome.com mykbdhome.com
R.L. Hahn Residential Design Sherwin-Williams Silver Crow Studios Stone Center of Indiana Tremain Granite Tremain Shower Universal Roofing & Exteriors Waypoint Living Spaces
SHOW HOME APPROACH
Current, modern-classic, and edgy are the words we’d use to describe this year’s Home-A-Rama residence. We combined elements that straddle “soft/neutral.” That line between traditional and contemporary brings freshness to the spaces and allows for eclectic paintings, accent furniture pieces, lighting, and pops of color. These transitional spaces feel comfortable and easy to live in, yet they have a strong architectural presence. This creates a feeling of openness and airiness, while the finishes—like the soft gray of the kitchen cabinetry and its bold yellow glass backsplash—elevate these areas’ style. The finishes, while trendy and fresh, have also transcended through years past, giving the home a timeless vibe. The marriage of metals makes the spaces versatile. SEPTEMBER 2015 | HOME-A-RAMA 13
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BUILDER PHILOSOPHY
GRADISON DESIGN BUILD Joe and Mark Gradison 6330 E. 75th St., Ste. 156 Indianapolis, IN 46250 317-594-7575, ext. 224 jgradison@gradison.net kshipman@gradison.net gradisonbuilding.com
Nearly 30 years ago, brothers Mark and Joe founded Gradison Design Build with the mission to create beautiful, distinctive homes and genuine relationships. During this time, Gradison has helped many families build the quality homes they deserve and love to return to day after day. Each home is carefully crafted with innovative design and ingenuity based on the homeowner’s personality and style. Gradison is participating in its fifth award-winning Home-A-Rama event. Working closely with clients from the very beginning with lot selection, through the home-design process, and during construction, Gradison develops a bond based upon trust and experience with each and every client.
supplier list A&A Top Quality Cleaning ABC Supply The Affordable Companies Airtron Heating & Air Conditioning All Seasons Insulation BC Drywall Best Way Disposal Capel Rugs Carter Lumber Central Indiana Mouldings & Millwork Concrete Tailors
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Creating this distinguished, cottage-style home was a collaboration of many talented Gradison team members. The result is an eclectic blend of styles geared toward the young and fresh modern-day family. It all comes together with unexpected touches you’ll find in the herringbone-patterned tile fireplace, use of outdoor space capturing the view, and even right down to the powder bath. The design lends itself to an easy lifestyle, encouraging family interaction both indoors and out. We hope you enjoy our modern, light interpretation.
Dealers Wholesale Editions Limited Federal Plumbing & Piping Ferguson Bath, Kitchen & Lighting Gallery Gardens of Growth Griffon Decorative Fabrics Happy Valley Sand & Gravel ICC Floors Indiana Brick Corporation Indiana Lighting Center Indy Elite Garage Doors Indy Siding and Exteriors
DESIGNER PHILOSOPHY
GRADISON INTERIORS Anne Jansons and Wendy Prather 6330 E. 75th St., Ste. 156 Indianapolis, IN 46250 317-594-7574 ajansons@gradison.net wprather@gradison.net gradisonbuilding.com
The 2015 Home-A-Rama is a celebration of our in-house design team. At Gradison, we approach your home with a turnkey solution from your custom design, offering fullservice interior design, including furniture, window treatments, art, and accessories to make your home complete. We take time to understand your lifestyle and how you want to enjoy the space we are creating, and maybe even take you outside the box with challenging ideas. The end result is a collaboration of personalized ideas and a place you love to call home.
James Hardie Jay Orner & Sons Billiard Co. Kinder Electric Mastercraft Metalworks McComb Window & Door Metal Roofing Solutions Mirror & Glass Concepts Pottery Barn Pottery Barn Kids Reese Wholesale Stacy’s Excavating
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This year, we have approached Home-A-Rama with great enthusiasm because we’re featuring many lines of custom furniture, art, rugs, and window coverings available to our clients. Throughout the home, you’ll find great examples of art supplied by a local art gallery, as well as the use of crisp, clean colors and lines for a modern look. Our goal is to showcase a quality, custom-built home by Gradison, and we hope you’ll appreciate the flair for fun and whimsy while you tour the residence. We are thrilled to reveal our refreshing and light approach for 2015 Home-A-Rama.
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MATT BEECHER BUILDERS Kurt Och, Nikki Zapp, Matt Beecher, Peggyann Hamilton, Jeremy Jordan P.O. Box 1127 Greenwood, IN 46142 317-535-7348 info@mattbeecherbuilders.com mattbeecherbuilders.com
With more than 15 years of building experience, Matt Beecher Builders is a team of professionals who are passionate about helping people realize their dreams through home construction. We recognize and appreciate that this is typically a once-in-a-lifetime experience, and we strive to make it positive and rewarding from day one. We believe that by building on a foundation of personal care and trust, we can offer superior quality and workmanship. This attention to detail is what sets Matt Beecher Builders above the rest. Our goal is to exceed your expectations and build a home that you will look forward to walking into every day for a very long time.
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SHOW HOME APPROACH
Our approach was to build a comfortable, family-oriented space while featuring bold, new products. The goal was to build this Craftsman home with rooms that actually have a purpose and for the overall feel to be elegant, but also livable. As soon as you step inside, your eye is drawn to the beautiful back patio and fireplace, but, most importantly, the view of the golf course. The master suite and in-law quarters are on the main level with two additional large bedrooms and a loft upstairs. Both bedrooms feature their own personal vanity. The basement features a media and game room and a custom bar. We hope you will see the attention to detail that was put into building this home.
Complete Tree Care Delta Faucet Edgewood Building Supply Federal Plumbing & Piping Ferguson Bath, Kitchen & Lighting Gallery Fleener Roofing & Guttering Floortech H.H. Gregg IKO International Indy Elite Garage Doors James Hardie Jay Orner & Sons Billiard Co. Jim Wilson Masonry Johnson Hauling & Excavating Natural Valley Recycled Granite
DESIGNER PHILOSOPHY
A & V INTERIOR DESIGNS Andrea Foley and Vicki Bosley P.O. Box 1127 Greenwood, IN 46142 317-809-3980 (Foley), 330-962-6657 (Bosley) vickilbosley@gmail.com
Vicki Bosley began her design career in northeast Ohio. Her niece, Andrea Foley, was a designer for Meridian Interiors in the Greenwood area. When Vicki relocated to Indiana, they saw the opportunity for a design partnership. They believe that interior spaces should be as beautiful as they are comfortable. Their passion is to design a home with a high-end look for an affordable price. They provide hourly consultations and see projects through to completion. They are dedicated to helping clients find the beauty in their homes.
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Matt Beecher requested a comfortable and casual design. The Craftsman style lends itself well to that aesthetic. Some of the standout details in the home include a water feature in the entry and a two-story recycled-granite fireplace. The command center will provide organization and storage for any busy family, who will appreciate laundry rooms on the main and upper floors. We chose warm neutrals throughout the home with pops of fuchsia and citron and incorporated a variety of textures for visual interest. Our desire is that people would want to move in and feel right at home. SEPTEMBER 2015 | HOME-A-RAMA 17
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OLD TOWN DESIGN GROUP Jeff Langston and Justin Moffett 1132 S. Range Line Rd. Carmel, IN 46032 317-626-8486 jeff@oldtowndesigngroup.com oldtowndesigngroup.com
Old Town Design Group is a custom homebuilder based in Carmel. Connected by a commitment to improve the places clients live and work, co-founders Jeff Langston of Heartwood Custom Homes, an established custom homebuilder, and Justin Moffett, an experienced local developer, joined forces. Their partnership combines the best of what each has to offer to form Old Town Design Group, with the attention to detail required to create exemplary homes. No other builder offers the same combination of innovation, quality craftsmanship, outstanding locations, and timeless designs. SHOW HOME APPROACH
We had the privilege of designing and building this home in partnership with our homeowner. We believe that close collaboration is key to creating great homes that meet the distinct needs of our clients. Having worked directly with our client on lot selection and design, we are thrilled to bring their vision to life. Like all of our custom homes, this year’s Home-A-Rama build is as much a reflection of the homeowner as it is of Old Town Design Group. To us, every detail makes a difference, and we are excited to showcase our work in Home-A-Rama 2015.
DESIGNER PHILOSOPHY
Everything Home is an independent boutique design firm in Carmel. The Everything Home team specializes in interior designs for clients building luxury homes or renovating their current ones. Focused on creating beautiful living spaces for everyday life, we partner with clients from the blueprint stage to lighting plans and final furnishings. Our award-winning designs have been featured in HGTV magazine, Best of Houzz 2013 and 2014, and Best Interior Design, Luxury Home-A-Rama. EVERYTHING HOME Amanda Nguyen, Theresa Sherley, Wendy Langston 1132 S. Range Line Rd. Carmel, IN 46032 317-446-4300 wendy@everythinghomedesigns.com everythinghomedesigns.com
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Everything Home has brought together a cohesive mix of elements, shapes, and textures for our design this year. Layer by layer, we styled this home with a warm infusion of solid woods and distinctive details to capture the familiar, relaxed, and inviting home style of our clients. You’ll find amazing fashion blends at every turn, like iron-forged stairways with wool-patterned runners and a warm, roaring slate hearth adjacent to modern Power Rise window dressings. Under the discerning eye of Everything Home, reclaimed and repurposed elements blend seamlessly with the modern and new for a rich tapestry of design. We are incredibly proud and honored to see our clients’ dreams realized.
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SAGAMORE , THE 2015 HOME-A-RAMA NEIGHBORHOOD, OFFERS RESIDENTS A PRIME LOCATION, IN-DEMAND FEATURES, AND MANY CHOICES IN HOMEBUILDERS.
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AGAMORE MAY BE A SHORT PUTT FROM
Indianapolis, but it’s a long drive from the ordinary. Located in the heart of Noblesville near 166th Street and Union Chapel Road, the site of the 2015 Home-A-Rama is a neighborhood that not only boasts the only 18-hole Jack Nicklaus Signature Golf Course in Central Indiana, but also includes a host of world-class amenities, diverse lot sizes, and a wide range of custom home plans to meet everyone’s needs. “Our residents are attracted to the casual country-club lifestyle that we cultivate here at Sagamore,” says Mike Stone, development manager and director of sales for the neighborhood. “It’s the kind of place that offers something for everyone. Mom and Dad may enjoy a round of golf or The links at Sagamore, designed by Jack Nicklaus, have earned praises from Golf Digest.
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Sagamore residents can swim laps, shoot hoops, slip down a slide, or just splash around in one of two pools.
“Our residents are attracted to the casual countryclub lifestyle we cultivate here at Sagamore.” Mike Stone, Sagamore development manager and director of sales
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a day at the tennis courts while the kids hang out at the pool or the family activity center before heading over to the club for dinner and an evening with their friends and neighbors.” At the center of it all is the Sagamore Club, a private venue designed by one of the greatest golfers of all time, PGA Tour legend Jack Nicklaus. In 2004, Golf Digest named it among the top 10 new private courses in America, and more recently, Sagamore has been recognized as one of the top courses in the state. In addition to the championship golf course, Sagamore offers a driving range, a short-game practice area, and a putting green; private lessons; junior golf opportunities, such as
summer camps and one-on-one instruction; a pro shop; and an 18,000-square-foot clubhouse. Social and wellness amenities include two tennis courts, two swimming pools (one that’s junior Olympic– sized and one for kids that includes a splash fountain and two water slides), a fitness center, and a family activity center with classes and events for residents of all ages. “We have a diverse mix of people who call Sagamore home, and we recognize that, which is why we not only offer a wide range of recreational options for our residents, but a variety of lot sizes and home styles, as well,” Stone says. Empty-nesters or those in search of
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“Residents say when they are home, they feel like they’re away from everything.” Mike Stone
something low-maintenance can build a ranch home on one of Sagamore’s villasized lots. Families needing a little extra elbow room can take advantage of a more spacious site that can accommodate a oneor two-story structure; current homes range from 2,200 to 12,000 square feet and from $400,000 to $1.6 million. Sagamore uses 23 approved builders in the community, including Gradison Design Build, Matt Beecher Homes, McKenzie Collection, Old Town Design Group, and Williams Custom Art Builders, all of which are featured in this year’s Home-ARama. “Our builders include contractors on whom we have conducted background checks, with whom we’re comfortable, and whom we’re confident can produce high-quality custom construction,” Stone says. Best of all, Sagamore is conveniently located in an area that’s seen great growth over the last 10 years. Noblesville is a historic community known for its hometown feel and local restaurants and specialty shops. Sagamore is also close to healthcare facilities, Hamilton Town Center mall, and Klipsch Music Center. In addition, Noblesville boasts a top-rated school system—the district has consistently earned “A” honors from the Indiana Department of Education. “Sagamore is resort-style living at its finest,” says Stone. “Residents say when they are home, they feel like they’re away from everything, and yet it’s a neighborhood that’s still close enough to everything you need. If you’ve ever dreamed of a kind of carefree, relaxing lifestyle, there’s still time to be part of this community.” 26 HOME-A-RAMA | SEPTEMBER 2015
A Home-A-Rama sneak peek: Clockwise from top left, the lower-level rec room, master bedroom, office, and great room of the McKenzie Collection/KBD Home property.
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UNDER CONSTRUCTION NOBLESVILLE’S SLATE OF NEW DEVELOPMENTS MEANS MORE DESIRABLE AMENITIES FOR RESIDENTS AND VISITORS ALIKE .
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OBLESVILLE, LIKE
any city, faces the challenge of how to attract and retain residents. As far as bringing them in, there doesn’t seem to be a problem. From 2000 to 2010, its population grew by about 24,000. But to retain people, to encourage all walks of life to live, work, play, and even retire in Noblesville, the city is in the beginning stages of several projects to provide the perks residents are looking for— features that mirror those traditionally found in more urban communities. Many cities have public gathering areas—think Grant Park in Chicago, Bryant and Central parks in New York City, and Monument Circle in Indy. Even Noblesville’s Hamilton County neighbors
have such spaces, like Fishers’s Nickel Plate District Amphitheater, home to the farmers market and concerts, and the grassy area at the southwest corner of Main Street and the Monon Trail in Carmel. That spot has hosted World Cup viewing parties and the Jazz on the Monon series. In fact, those places served as inspiration for Noblesville in developing a plot of land into a place where the community can congregate, called Federal Hill Commons. “We need places for people to gather,” says Mayor John Ditslear. “Cities are doing more and more of that, creating spaces for nonspecific gatherings.” Federal Hill Commons aims to extend Noblesville’s downtown west of the White River. Named after the old Federal Hill District, the area is bordered by State Roads 19 and 32 and Logan and Nixon streets. After completion sometime next
A rock-climbing wall let guests of the Noblesville Street Dance, a popular annual event, reach new heights.
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fall, it will include a splash pad and an amphitheater to host live music, movies, and the Shakespeare in the Park series. The farmers market, which currently sets up in a parking lot near Riverview Health’s main hospital, will likely move to Federal Hill Commons, as well. It’s not the only activity near the White River. Although the waterway is sometimes viewed as both a physical and mental barrier, Ditslear says, it’s also a community asset, one whose value should increase with the newly created Riverfront Development District. Because of that designation, restaurants and bars within a defined area can take advantage of discounted three-way liquor licenses, bolstering the city’s dining and nightlife options. The hope is that the district, which extends 1,500 feet from the first buildable area on either side of the water, will spur residential development, too.
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Right now, Noblesville residents can explore around 800 acres of parks, and walk, run, or bike on nearly 85 miles of trails. If all goes as planned, those numbers will grow over the next few years. The city wants to transform about 200 acres at 166th Street and Boden Road into Finch Creek Park, named after the Finch family, some of Noblesville’s earliest settlers. According to Ditslear, work on the park likely won’t get underway until 2016 or 2017. Just south of State Road 32, the main thoroughfare between Westfield and Noblesville, lies the Midland Trace Trail, a former railroad line. Noblesville wants to develop a portion into a multiuse path that will connect with Westfield’s section already in use. Ultimately, Noblesville residents will be able to join up with West-
“We have a true sense of community, mostly because of our downtown square.” Noblesville Mayor John Ditslear
field, Zionsville, and the Monon Trail. Also in the works is a new dog park at 14th and Pleasant streets, just down the
A martial-arts demonstration was just one of the draws at this year’s Noblesville Street Dance.
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road from the Hamilton County Humane Society. All of these new projects will undoubtedly enhance Noblesville’s already-strong core. On the streets surrounding its stately courthouse, businesses—a mix of casual and upscale eateries, boutiques, antiques dealers, and specialty stores and services—buzz with shoppers and diners and provide small-town flavor. Frequently held events, like the annual Street Dance, which saw about 12,000 attendees this past July, and the Old Mill Festival on September 19, attract plenty of crowds. On warm-weather Saturday nights, a group of historic-car owners likes to post up on the square as well, showing off their classic rides to appreciative passers-by. “We have a true sense of community, mostly because of our downtown square,” Ditslear says. “We spend a lot of time and money keeping that area vibrant.”
PHOTO BY TONY VALAINIS
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through the Internet, it was a concept that was ahead of its time and one few people understood. Although the vast majority of banking transactions, such as writing a check or using a debit card to pay for dinner, were happening away from the local branch, there was still a collective hesitancy to eliminate the brick-andmortar model entirely. “They didn’t trust it,” says David Becker, CEO of First Internet Bank, presenting sponsor of this year’s Home-A-Rama.
“They wondered if their money was going to be in outer space somewhere, and folks like my father and members of the baby boomer generation were still attached to the social ritual of going to the bank.” The bank went public in February 2013. Earlier this year, it reached $1 billion in assets and was named one of the best online banks by GOBankingRates. The secret to the bank’s success is the simplicity of its system. Becker compares it to Ray Kroc revolutionizing McDonald’s.
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After all, Kroc didn’t change the way hamburgers and French fries were being made. He merely improved the delivery system, and that’s what First Internet Bank does as well. First Internet Bank offers traditional banking products, such as checking and savings accounts, CDs, student loans, IRAs, home mortgages, and home equity loans, through an online banking portal rather than a brick-and-mortar operation. The dearth of branch locations means a lower overhead, savings that ultimately benefit the customer in the form of reduced fees and higher interest rates. “By not having a traditional business front, the cost for me to process a check deposited into an account is about 2 cents, and that’s savings we can pass on to the consumer,” Becker says. Customers can enjoy the convenience of 24/7 banking and the added opportunity to apply for a loan easily by answering a few simple questions over the Internet, transfer money between accounts, or purchase a CD at 2 a.m. if they choose. But should they need to speak with a banking specialist, a mortgage loan officer, or a
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“Your money should be the one long-term relationship you never have to change.” David Becker, CEO of First Internet Bank
commercial lender, those are still available via phone, email, or online chat to help navigate the fiscal waters. “Because we are in every state, First Internet Bank was popular with the early adopters, and they really embraced the convenience of having access to their money whenever they needed it,” Becker says. “Originally, people thought our
customers would be limited to college kids with only $10 in their accounts, but over time we noticed an increase in those hard-core ‘road warriors’ who are away from home much of the time but still need access to their funds and to make sure everything is getting paid. From there, the concept has caught on, and we have clients all across the age spectrum.” Becker says having grown up in an era of the “passbook” and watching his savings bloom as a child, he wants to help his clients develop a relationship with their money through a banking model that meets the needs of the 21st-century consumer. He realizes that we live in a mobile society where people don’t stay in one home or job as long as they used to, and he’s determined to make First Internet Bank a one-stop shop for customers, no matter where life may take them. “Your money should be the one longterm relationship you never have to change, and with First Internet Bank you don’t have to,” he says. “First Internet Bank is a pioneer of sorts in the online banking model. We go where you go, and we’re in it for the long haul.”
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pants will wind their way through scenic downtown Zionsville to raise money and support for cancer programs throughout St. Vincent Health. What started a few years ago as a 38mile, two-day walk to raise breast cancer awareness has evolved into a 5K or 10mile run/walk—the St. Vincent Cancer Run/Walk Challenge. Funds raised will help make diagnosis and treatment a more comfortable experience for patients fighting all forms of cancer. A portion of the proceeds from a VIP event held in
conjunction with Home-A-Rama also supports the event. “When we initially started, there was a strong focus on breast cancer. This walk is really intended to raise awareness and funds for all different types of cancers,” explains Darcy Burthay, member of the St. Vincent Foundation’s board of directors and event co-chair. After losing her husband to lung cancer and watching her younger sister beat breast cancer, Burthay began working with St. Vincent to help people going through the same struggles she experienced. “[The funds] are not for research,” she says. “We know we’re not going to eradicate cancer, but we sure have the goal of making what is an awful experience the best that it can be.” The day starts bright and early with check-in at 7:30 a.m. in Lions Park. During the opening ceremonies, ambassadors
for the run/walk will share their stories of battling cancer and remember friends and family members who lost their fight with the disease. The Champion’s Village will feature free goodies, food, and brews from Flat12 Bierwerks. This year, food trucks, including Edward’s Drive-In and Nacho Mama’s, were added. “Something that’s changed over the years is the focus on the entire family,” Burthay says. “Last year, we added a 3-mile distance. You’ll also see lots of activities for the family. It’s really focused on not only the run/walk, but also time for the family to be together as a unit and celebrate those people who succeeded in defeating cancer. And also to grieve for folks who have lost somebody to cancer.” Honorary co-chairs include emcee Julia Moffitt from WTHR-13 and Andrew and Samantha Smith. The former Butler University basketball player and his wife
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have openly shared their story about Andrew’s ongoing battle with a rare form of non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma on their blog, Kicking Cancer with the Smiths, and they have firsthand knowledge of the type of care cancer patients receive at St. Vincent. Registration is currently $40 for the 5K and $55 for the 10-mile option. Organizers encourage folks to register before prices increase on September 18. Thanks to generous sponsors, 100 percent of the registration fees and any money donated to support a runner or team goes directly to St. Vincent Cancer Care. Last year, the event raised close to $400,000, and this year the goal is $500,000. “It hasn’t been met before, but we would love to touch as many people as we can,” Burthay says. Money will go toward infusion recliners for chemotherapy patients at the Anderson location, imaging software to improve breast and prostate cancer diagnoses in Indianapolis and Carmel, and specialty-care items at the women’s boutique at the Indianapolis Cancer Center. To register or to make a donation, visit stvincentcancerchallenge.org.
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