1208 S Dunn St Bloomington, IN 47401

If you desire one level living at its finest; you are in luck! This beautiful bungalow features an open and airy floor plan with 9’ ceilings, red oak hardwood floors and the best in high efficiency mechanicals, appliances, windows and insulation. As a bonus, the current owner has embellished the landscaping with her own green thumb and has included a raised bed French Garden, lilac bushes and numerous perennials. You’ll love the fresh strawberries, raspberries, blueberries, currants and asparagus just steps from your back door. The large covered front porch is your entryway into the living and dining room which is separated by a wide arched doorway. Next is the kitchen that has been opened up to the dining room with an arched pass-through. In the kitchen you’ll find top quality appliances, solid surface countertops and an island. The laundry closet is conveniently located next to the kitchen and includes the washer & dryer. At the front of the house opposite the living and dining room are 2 guest bedrooms and a full bathroom. The master bedroom is located at the back of the house for added privacy and includes a private bathroom. Also included is a 2 car detached garage. Utility costs are very low in this energy efficient, total electric home that features a geo-thermal HVAC system, closed cell foam & fiberglass insulation and a conditioned crawl space. The R values are R-27 for the walls and R-69 for the attic. Average electric is $147/month (That’s after the especially cold winter we just had) and water/sewer is approx. $30/month. Don’t wait! Schedule an appointment today! *Note: Some furniture is available on a separate bill of sale. Seller Notes: 1) The Express bus to town and campus is 2 blocks away and runs every 20 minutes in the school year. 2) Deer do not bother this yard. The way the planting is done, they get nervous about being in an enclosed area. 3) The area west of the raised bed is a rain garden (a garden that stops water from running into street drains and filters it back into the ground -- ecologically a Good Thing). There are lots of butterfly and bird-friendly plants there and in the yard.