Apartments for Rent in Bloomington, IN

Our History The Fields has a rich history that has been preserved for all its residents to admire. Our Clubhouse Barn covers 20,000 square feet and has a 24 ceiling. It was constructed soon after World War II by Bloomington business baron, Ralph Rogers, who owned the Rogers Building Company. On this family run farm, he raised prize cattle, paying a record setting $35,000 for the famous bull, Baca Duke XXXIII, in 1953. As one of the original residents of The Fields, his portrait (Baca Dukes, that is) has been placed in a position of honor on the entry wall. The original sloping ramp bridge was created to carry the weight of tractors and farm machinery. It has since been reinvented as an historic covered bridge of cedar, brick, local Green County stone, and a unique flooring of black slate cobblestones that continue inside into the entry. The 300 pound entry door is a massive 4 feet wide and 8 feet tall, and is made of solid native Indiana hickory.

Live and play at the Village at Muller Park! The Village is a apartment and townhouse community. Come get the best in apartment living in Bloomington today!

Our History The Fields has a rich history that has been preserved for all its residents to admire. Our Clubhouse Barn covers 20,000 square feet and has a 24 ceiling. It was constructed soon after World War II by Bloomington business baron, Ralph Rogers, who owned the Rogers Building Company. On this family run farm, he raised prize cattle, paying a record setting $35,000 for the famous bull, Baca Duke XXXIII, in 1953. As one of the original residents of The Fields, his portrait (Baca Dukes, that is) has been placed in a position of honor on the entry wall. The original sloping ramp bridge was created to carry the weight of tractors and farm machinery. It has since been reinvented as an historic covered bridge of cedar, brick, local Green County stone, and a unique flooring of black slate cobblestones that continue inside into the entry. The 300 pound entry door is a massive 4 feet wide and 8 feet tall, and is made of solid native Indiana hickory.

Live and play at the Village at Muller Park! The Village is a apartment and townhouse community. Come get the best in apartment living in Bloomington today!

Luxury, prestige, refinement, and location. Like living along Manhattan's Central Park, you can live within an enclave of nature in the heart of Bloomington. You couldn't be closer to the action; yet farther from the noise. Billie Holliday once sang, in her achingly beautiful voice, "You're too lovely to say". What she couldn't do, we can't either, so come and let us show you the loveliness.

Call as soon as possible so that we can find the home that fits you best!

Live and play at the Village at Muller Park! The Village is a apartment and townhouse community. Come get the best in apartment living in Bloomington today!

Call as soon as possible so that we can find the home that fits you best!

Our History The Fields has a rich history that has been preserved for all its residents to admire. Our Clubhouse Barn covers 20,000 square feet and has a 24 ceiling. It was constructed soon after World War II by Bloomington business baron, Ralph Rogers, who owned the Rogers Building Company. On this family run farm, he raised prize cattle, paying a record setting $35,000 for the famous bull, Baca Duke XXXIII, in 1953. As one of the original residents of The Fields, his portrait (Baca Dukes, that is) has been placed in a position of honor on the entry wall. The original sloping ramp bridge was created to carry the weight of tractors and farm machinery. It has since been reinvented as an historic covered bridge of cedar, brick, local Green County stone, and a unique flooring of black slate cobblestones that continue inside into the entry. The 300 pound entry door is a massive 4 feet wide and 8 feet tall, and is made of solid native Indiana hickory.

Built in Fall 2003, The Grove is a community for luxury student living. It offers 2 and 3 bedroom apartments with oversized balconies and patios to offer impressive views of the ten-acre Latimer Nature Preserve .Free conveniences include high speed Internet and a full size washer and dryer in each home, trash removal, and a 24 hour fitness center. The vibrant interiors, modern retro in style, feature corrugated galvanized metal accents contrasted with custom cherry and maple cabinetry and include eye-catching pendant lights over the prominent breakfast bar in every apartment home. Generous common spaces and master suite bedrooms help to ensure Grove residents have both the space they need and the privacy they deserve.