# About Kingswood

> 221 custom homes in southeast Carmel, Indiana, built from 1988, with a mandatory homeowners association.

Kingswood is a family-friendly neighborhood of 221 custom-built homes in southeast Carmel, Indiana. It borders Gray Road between 106th and 116th Streets. It was first developed in 1988, and was one of the first subdivisions of its kind in Carmel.

The average home is about 3,000 square feet and restricted to brick and wood construction. Lots average about 14,000 square feet and have many mature trees. To keep the feeling of spaciousness, there are restrictions on fences, and owners are encouraged to limit oversized play equipment.

Kingswood has no common areas. All land belongs to individual lot owners. The neighborhood has a mandatory homeowners association, which is an Indiana not-for-profit corporation.

Neighborhood services:

- Water and fire hydrants: City of Carmel Utilities
- Electricity: Duke Energy
- Trash and recycling: Republic Services of Indiana, through the City of Carmel
- A Neighborhood Watch program registered with the Carmel Police Department

All streets, except driveways and limited common-area streets, are public and maintained by the City of Carmel. Sidewalks are the homeowner's responsibility.

Public schools: Woodbrook Elementary, Clay Middle School and Carmel High School.