3075 N Prow Rd, Bloomington, IN 47404

Classic, sunny styling make this charming two-bedroom bungalow bright. It sits on a lovely almost acre-and-a-half lot, loaded with mature landscaping, many trees and perennials including pin oaks, dogwoods, red buds, lilacs, lilies, peonies, raspberries, and several productive raised garden beds. Updates include beautiful, glowing birch flooring, and the large bathroom was taken down to the studs in 2009. Updates include a ceramic tile tub enclosure and a deep soaker tub, water-efficient toilet, and new sink. The kitchen has new vinyl tile flooring and cute new bead board wainscoting. There is new lighting in the bedroom and the study, and a new hi-tech ceiling fan/light fixture in the large bedroom. Fresh paint throughout the main level. Lots of period details remain, including a very clean trim package and a Chambers oven, built right here in Indiana in the 1950’s. The large sunny kitchen has room for a table, and there is plenty of room for a formal dining space in the adjacent dining/living room, as well. The roof was new in 2005. New water heater in 2013. All appliances are included with the sale. Tons of space to accommodate a home business, artist, or hobbyist who needs extra space for equipment, supplies, or inventory. There are three huge closets in the second bedroom. A large pole barn sits half-way back on the lot. This structure already has an office blocked out, double height ceilings, a roll-up door, as well as access to the yard, through French doors off the side of the building. Could be a perfect little mini-farm. There is an invisible fence around a large portion of the front and back yards. A nice private covered deck overlooks a very pastoral setting. The rear of the lot is heavily wooded. The tuck-under garage opens to the basement with a roll door, making the basement a very accessible and useful storage space. The property sits just outside the city limits, which means property taxes will be lower. It is adjacent to Bloomington High School North's athletic fields and a Bloomington Transit bus route.