King's Mill
Comfortable homes in south-central Bloomington
About King's Mill
King's Mill is a comfortable, family-oriented neighborhood positioned for quick access across south-central Bloomington. Established homes, tidy streets, and nearby parks make it an easy place to settle in. It suits buyers who want a steady, convenient community close to the city center.
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Aerial View
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Schools
These are the closest public schools — actual attendance boundaries are set by address, so confirm the exact assigned schools before you buy.
Please note:school attendance boundaries in Unit 5 and District 87 are redrawn frequently, so we can't guarantee any home in this neighborhood is assigned to a specific school. Always confirm the current assignment for an exact address directly with the school district before making a decision.
Browse the full schools guide or ask Lucinda to help you verify a specific address.
Homeowners Association
Bloomington IL subdivision (2009-2024) with HOA dues ~$38/mo.
HOA status and dues can change — confirm current details before purchase.
Nearby Amenities
Distances are approximate (straight-line) from the center of the neighborhood.
Getting Around
Approximate distance from King's Millto Bloomington-Normal's largest employers, schools, and hospitals:
Approximate straight-line distance.
Thinking about King's Mill? I'd be happy to walk you through current listings, recent sales, and what life is really like here. As a lifelong local, I can give you the honest, insider perspective you won't find online.
— Lucinda Miller, Realtor®
Lucinda Miller
Realtor® · Keller Williams Revolution
BJ Armstrong Homes Team
Lifelong Bloomington-Normal local
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