5 Reasons To Consider Brownsburg Indiana

5 reasons to consider Brownsburg Indiana... have you heard of it? Brownsburg, Indiana is part of the Indianapolis Metro area. When I say there are 2 million people in and around Indianapolis, Brownsburg is included in that. It's population is less than 40,000 people but it's become, and has been for a long time, an extremely nice option as a place to live around Indianapolis. Brownsburg, Indiana has many reasons why people should consider living there. Of course, it has reasons one shouldn't as well. Usually, those reasons are personal and subjective. Brownsburg, Indiana has long been a favorite of mine and I wouldn't hesitate to live there. We'll explore 5 reasons why someone should consider Brownsburg in this video.
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[@pharag4886]

You should take a run on the B&O trail in the fall. One of the small but many perks Brownsburg offers.

[@Gatornade]

Thanks for sharing. I love watching all these videos you put out about the different areas around Indy.

[@LivingInIndianapolis]

Thanks!

[@saurabah]

Read Meijer is coming up as well.

[@jobskinner833]

Brownsburg was the first town I moved to when relocating from Ohio. This was 30 years ago. I really enjoyed the place. It was clean and nice. I worked in Indy so it was great to leave the rat race and come home to a peaceful, clean community. I'd move back for sure

[@TheLucyBess]

Would love information on how to find a job in the area and relocating from out of state if you have any resources!

[@coachontheroad]

So many great communities within a short drive of downtown Indy.

[@LivingInIndianapolis]

It’s so true. Many are overshadowed by others. So many good places.

[@picasapictures6815]

What is your opinion of Franklin Township in SE Indianapolis? Would you recommend moving there? Would like to know especially about schools there. Thank you!

[@zachcowley4410]

Hey, Jason. I just found your channel. I grew up in greencastle and indiana is my forever home. I just had a question: years ago, my family was considering moving closer to indy due to the fact we had so much there and at the time we were considering the mooresville area. Just out of curiosity, would that have been our best bet? Or were there different areas that wouldve been better?

[@LivingInIndianapolis]

Hey there! There are plenty of good areas around Indy. Not sure what the best fit for you would be but I imagine you would have more than one option. Let me know if you want to chat about it at some point. Contact info is in the description of each video.

[@shootythings5086]

Brownsburg seems close to the airport. What about any airport noise?

[@LivingInIndianapolis]

You’ll get more noise in Fishers than Brownsburg. The approach flight path to Indy International when landing toward the SW airplanes fly over Fishers at a minimum of 5000 feet and descending over Indy gradually until landing. The opposite direction takes planes over a little of Plainfield. Brownsburg really won’t get any airplane traffic noise

[@ke3347]

Brownsburg resident here-the air traffic noise is minimal most o the time. They’re usually high up in the sky when they’re over Bburg. I lived in Plainfield in an apartment complex before moving here and you could definitely hear a fair amount of noise at night.

[@marionfawbush]

Looking for condo for rent