4630 N Thomas Rd

Historic Bloomington, IN Log Cabin Don't miss this rare opportunity to own what is said to be the oldest such structure in Monroe County still on its original site, lovingly restored and updated. Originally patented in 1816, this home on 31.83± acres is just 9 miles from downtown Bloomington in a secluded setting in close proximity to Ellettsville. The Home Restored and renovated with a master bedroom and bath addition, the historic log home honors the past while looking towards the future. It features 3 bedrooms and 2.5 baths, a large enclosed porch, covered front porch, re-chinking between the logs and updated electric and plumbing systems. LP gas, well water and septic are in place, and city utilities are available. A shelter house/carport provides covered parking options. The Land Ideal hobby farm acreage is fenced and perfect for cattle, horses, chickens or other livestock with approx 7.5 acres of hayfields and 18 acres of pasture. The circa-1830 vintage barn provides both character and functionality, and an additional mobile home site is also in place. With its convenient location near downtown Bloomington in the Ellettsville/Edgewood School District, this land is also well-suited for development options. Entrances to the property can be found on Thomas Road, Miami Street and South Deer Run. The History Over the past centuries this farm has been known as the Rueben Coffey, John Marr Berry, Dr. O.K. Harris, George Berry and John and "Happy" Bastin Farm after its various owners. Many local residents are descendants of the original owners, Reuben Coffey and Naomi Hayes Coffey. Following the death of Mr. Coffey in 1852, the farm was purchased by John Marr Berry, and his family of four generations lived there. If you're searching for a peaceful Monroe County country home for sale with unparalleled historical character, this unique Bloomington, IN log home cannot be missed.