3416 S Spring Branch Rd, Bloomington, IN 47401

Stunning contemporary – the first custom home built by celebrated architect Peter Hoppner – is a one-of-a-kind masterpiece inspired by Le Corbusier’s modern aesthetic. Completed in 1970, this ranch-over-basement home is located in Inverness Woods, on over 10 acres of private wooded land, yet only minutes to east side shopping and Indiana University. Custom details abound in this 5-bedroom work of visual art, from the walls of windows and skylights that bring the outdoors inside, to thoughtful built-ins and handwrought elements adding to the home’s charisma. A very special buyer will appreciate this unique home’s understated elegance, including dramatic lighting, white oak floors through the main living area, a large entryway with storage, step-down living room with fireplace and formal dining room. The bright all-white kitchen features white quartz countertops and electric appliances, a pantry, and custom banquette with storage. In addition to a sunroom with heated tile floors, banquette with storage and sliding glass doors around an outdoor fountain, there is a main floor laundry, and outdoor patio framed by old-growth forest. The office, with floor-to-ceiling bookshelves, reveals a custom library ladder crafted by local welder Bud Todd. Each of the bedrooms features thoughtful built-ins to preserve the home’s clean lines, including the Master suite that offers a dressing area and private courtyard, and a secret loft above two adjoining bedrooms on the main floor. An expansive spiral staircase leads to a walk-out basement that offers two additional bedrooms and full bath, a family room, art and wine storage, hook-ups for a large laundry area with a clothes chute, along with a cedar-lined closet for winter wardrobe and two additional large storage areas. Additional features include scuppers that guide rainfall to custom cisterns, a green house, full backup generator, three furnace and air conditioning systems for separate zoning, a circular drive and two-car garage. The home is located in Rogers/Binford, Tri-North, Bloomington North.