The five highest-priced home sales reported in Carmel-Fishers & Hamilton County, Indiana for the week ending November 8, 2026, added up to $7.44 million. Four of the five were in Carmel and one was in Westfield, and every one sold for between $1,370,000 and $1,600,900.
The group spans nearly five decades of building, from a brick Colonial finished in 1978 to a home completed this year, the only new construction among the five. Four are single-family homes; the fifth is a townhouse steps from the Monon Trail in downtown Carmel.
No. 1 — $1,600,900 · 1530 Chatham Ridge Ct, Westfield, Indiana
The week’s top sale was a newly built home in Chatham Hills, the still-growing golf community in Westfield. Completed in 2026, the two-story Traditional home on Chatham Ridge Court sold for $1,600,900.
Brick and cement siding cover the exterior, and the attached two-car garage faces the side. The home has 5,468 square feet, with five bedrooms, one of them on the main level, and five full baths plus a half bath. An entrance foyer opens to rooms with high ceilings, including cathedral and tray ceilings. The great room has a fireplace, and a second fireplace is outdoors. The eat-in kitchen has an island, a breakfast bar and a pantry, and there is also a wet bar. The finished basement takes in daylight and has egress windows and storage space.
The 0.46-acre lot has mature trees, and the backyard looks out on a private wooded setting. The lot is close to the Chatham Hills clubhouse. The community also has an indoor pool and a fitness center, as well as tennis and basketball courts, a dog park, a playground and trails.
The home went under contract 21 days after it was listed and sold at its full asking price. Justin Steill of Berkshire Hathaway Home was the listing agent. Berkshire Hathaway Home also listed the No. 5 sale in this week’s Top 5.
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No. 2 — $1,550,000 · 12156 Ams Run, Carmel, Indiana
A Carmel ranch in Jackson’s Grant went under contract two days after it was listed and sold for $1,550,000, which was $50,000 above its asking price of $1.5 million. Built in 2018, the home backs to green space and mature trees on a wooded 0.29-acre lot.
Stone and brick wrap all four sides of the exterior. Inside, hardwood floors run through the main level, and large windows and doors bring in light. The kitchen has Thermador and Bosch appliances, plenty of cabinets and a big island, and it opens to the dining area and the great room. There, a gas fireplace is faced in stacked stone, and a wall of floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors looks out to the trees. A den with stained ceiling beams and built-ins sits just off the main living space.
The primary suite and two additional bedrooms are on the main level. The primary suite has stained ceiling beams, decorative wall molding, a large bath and its own door to the covered rear porch, and the other two main-level bedrooms each have a full bath. The finished lower level, with ceilings of nine feet or more, adds a fourth bedroom, a full bath, a wet bar and storage. In all, the home has four bedrooms, four full baths and a half bath across 5,244 square feet. Outside, a large covered living area has its own fireplace and faces the green space. The three-car garage is heated. The property last sold for $950,000 in 2020.
Val Hooton of CENTURY 21 Scheetz was the listing agent, and Glenn Bill of eXp Realty, LLC represented the buyer.
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No. 3 — $1,500,000 · 12626 Meeting House Rd, Carmel, Indiana
Few homes in the Village of WestClay have a setting like this one. The corner lot on Meeting House Road looks out on a pond, and a covered front porch takes in the water and the life of the village. The Provost Pool, the neighborhood gym, parks, restaurants and shops are within walking distance, and the village holds concerts in the summer.
Built in 2000, the Cape Cod home has a French-European character. Its 5,602 square feet are the most living area of any home in this week’s Top 5. Ceiling beams and refinished hardwood floors run through the interior. The kitchen has been renovated with custom cabinets and high-end appliances. In the large living room, a gas-log fireplace with a custom concrete mantel is set into a stone accent wall, and the bathrooms have new custom vanities.
The primary suite is on the main level. Two more bedrooms and a full bath are upstairs, along with walk-in attic storage. A fourth bedroom is on the finished lower level, which also has an office, a family room and a multipurpose room. The home has four baths in all. Behind a gate, a courtyard with a fountain gives the home a private outdoor space. The detached three-car garage has a new electric-vehicle charger, and the unfinished space above it is already plumbed and wired, ready to become guest quarters, a studio or an office. The property last sold for $371,100 in 2015.
The home went under contract two days after it was listed and sold for $1,500,000, which was $225,100 above its asking price of $1.27 million. Megan Kelly of F.C. Tucker Company was the listing agent, and Bif Ward, also of F.C. Tucker Company, represented the buyer.
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No. 4 — $1,424,000 · 15015 Ascot Hills Dr S, Carmel, Indiana
The 3.34 acres on Ascot Hills Drive South, made up of three parcels on a quiet cul-de-sac, are the largest lot in this week’s Top 5. The flat, wooded land has mature trees, direct access to the Monon Trail and no homeowners association. The all-brick Colonial that stands on it, built in 1978, is the oldest home of the five, and it sold for $1,424,000.
A two-story foyer with a sweeping staircase and fine millwork leads to the main rooms. A study on the main level offers a quiet place to work. The kitchen has a center island and opens to a breakfast room and a sunroom beside it. One wing of the home is given to entertaining, with a large family room and fireplace, a bar, wine storage, a beverage center and a butler’s pantry.
All five bedrooms are upstairs. The primary suite has a sitting area, a walk-in closet and a large bath, and two of the other bedrooms have their own baths. A large bonus room is also on the upper level. The partially finished lower level adds flexible space and storage. The home has 5,302 square feet, with five full baths and two half baths, and an attached three-car garage.
Marianne Piazzi of Encore Sotheby’s International was the listing agent, and Carrie Holle of Compass Indiana, LLC represented the buyer.
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No. 5 — $1,370,000 · 890 Berkhamsted Ln, Carmel, Indiana
A rooftop patio on the fourth floor, with views of downtown Carmel, tops this corner townhouse in Melange. The townhouse sits along the Monon Trail, steps from Carmel City Center, the Palladium and the Carmel Farmers Market, with restaurants and shops close by. It sold for $1,370,000.
Built in 2023, the brick and stone townhouse has three bedrooms, two full baths and three half baths across 3,254 square feet, and a private elevator connects its floors. The kitchen has an island and a custom quartz window sill, and it leads into a butler’s pantry with cabinets that reach the ceiling. A coffee station has a built-in Miele coffee machine and a beverage refrigerator. A crystal chandelier hangs in the dining room, and an electric fireplace and mantel are set into an accent wall in the living room.
The fourth floor is made for entertaining, with a bar, a beverage refrigerator and an ice machine beside the door to the rooftop patio. The townhouse also has a deck and a balcony, smart shades throughout, extra cabinets in the laundry room and a heated two-car garage with an electric-pulley storage system. The property last sold for $1.2 million in 2023.
The townhouse went under contract six days after it was listed and sold at its full asking price. Mike Deck and Joel Vanags, both of Berkshire Hathaway Home, were the listing agents, and Matt King of F.C. Tucker Company represented the buyer. With this sale and the No. 1 sale in Chatham Hills, Berkshire Hathaway Home listed two of this week’s Top 5.
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