1120 E 1st Street Bloomington, IN 47401-5006

Located in the heart of the Elm Heights neighborhood, blocks from the Indiana University campus, this delightful Dutch colonial home offers 5 bedrooms and 3 full baths. The nicely landscaped corner lot features many perennial plants, and the beautiful flagstone patio surrounded by a wood privacy fence provides a perfect space for both outdoor relaxing and entertaining. This comfortable and welcoming home features a formal living room enhanced by a gas-log fireplace, a cheerful kitchen with breakfast bar, dining area, and appealing granite counter tops, and a light-filled dining room with large windows bringing in natural light. There is a sunroom off the living room that has a private entrance. This room is currently being used as an office. At the rear of the home is the impressive primary bedroom featuring a private rear deck, an immense walk-in closet, a separate sitting area, and a luxurious en-suite bath with a jetted tub and separate shower. Upstairs provides 3 more sizable bedrooms and the 2nd full bath. This home has 2 separate basements. The lower level of the original home offers a 5th large bedroom with a private entrance, making it perfect for a guest suite or rental, as there is a full bath as well as the laundry room in this space. The lower level under the addition has access into the garage from the main house, storage/workshop space, and an exterior door. For a home of this era, closets are more than plentiful for your in-house storage needs. Recent interior improvements: attic insulation, new front door & storm door, furnace humidifiers, new washer & garbage disposal, and many rooms were repainted. The fireplace was updated with a new surround, gas logs, and a remote. The exterior improvements: front porch handrail and limestone slab, retaining wall, wood picket fence, flagstone patio, and 2 garden beds. They also had the chimney top repointed and repaired. This is an opportunity to live in one of Bloomingtons nicest neighborhoods near downtown amenities, Bryan Park, and IU! *The Dining Room Chandelier is excluded.