Thompson Homes offer home buyers spacious new homes Evansville IN in the most sought-after home communities. Search our family-friendly communities below and discover your new dream home available for immediate move-in. Contact Thompson Homes today at 270.926.1740 for more information or click here to request information.
Thompson Homes builds townhomes and single-family homes in picturesque Newburgh, Indiana. Families enjoy our process, personalizing their dream homes from ground up, finding just the right homesite, and choosing their finishes and features in the convenience of our professional Design Center. Newburgh is located in Warrick County, just east of Evansville. It is home to a historic downtown district that features specialty stores, antique shops, and quaint restaurants along the Ohio River. Newburgh hosts a number of festivals and events throughout the year, including the Wine, Art & Jazz Festival, the Strawberry Festival, “Ghost Walks” and a Christmas celebration featuring people dressed in period costume, carolers and street musicians. Newburgh has top-rated schools and a family-friendly atmosphere, making it a popular area for people working in Evansville.
For three-generations, Thompson Homes has built more than just homes…we’ve built communities throughout the Owensboro area. Our award-winning communities are known for their picturesque settings, genuine warmth and undeniable convenience. Families enjoy personalizing their dream homes here – from finding the perfect site to choosing their features and finishes at our professional design center. Owensboro is located in Daviess County, along the Ohio River. Long before its official founding in 1817, the city had been home to frontiersmen and American Indians. Today it is known for its International Bar-B-Q Festival, a variety of music festivals, and the Owensboro PumpkinFest. It is also home to the International Bluegrass Music Museum, the Western Kentucky Botanical Garden, and an assortment of famous entertainers, athletes and politicians.
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