Artful and livable, this home presents the exceptional opportunity to live in a distinctive contemporary designed by Odle-Burke Architects and built by John Ingram on 27.5 wooded acres east of Bloomington. Only 7 minutes from the College Mall area, and a direct route to campus, this home offers spacious windows that allow an abundance of natural sun light. The interior features include quarry tile flooring, custom oak cabinetry and wood work, and a Greene County stone fireplace and wall. The eat-in kitchen has lots of counter space, a built in desk, cabinets, and prep sink. The master bedroom suite is also on the first floor, along with the powder room and an informal dining area. The owners created storage space over the laundry room accessed by the spiral staircase. The entire home was recently painted. New carpet was recently installed in the master bedroom and the living room. The sellers have enjoyed an abundance of wildlife and quiet walks in the never timbered woods. They have truly loved living in this home for the last 30 years. Maintenance was a major goal and the condition allows someone to be able to move right in.
Single-familyProperty Type
1977Year Built
27.59 acresLot Size
$222Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
2 car garageParking
Listed by Linda Joachim Gluff• Realty Professionals
Contact: Offc: 812-323-1231
Bought with Chris Smith• RE/MAX Acclaimed Properties
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Last updated by owner on May 16, 2024.
RE2.5
AREA 3
Estate Residential 2.5 District
The intent of this district is to required minimum lot sizes of 2. 5 acres where sensitive environmental resources exist. Such environmental resources may include karst formations, wetlands, hillsides, heavily wooded land, and the lake’s watersheds. The dual purposes of this district are: A. To protect such sensitive environmental resources.; B. To permit a rural level of development which will not endanger and can be used to protect these sensitive resources.