About us

"Comfort By Design"TM

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Jessica, Sally, and Marc purchased the Wampler House in the summer of 2022. Sally is the host with the most! In addition to living in the adjacent carriage house, Sally prepares the most delicious breakfasts and can help navigate guests around Bloomington having lived here for more than 40 years. It has always been a dream of Sally's to own and operate a Bed & Breakfast and no better place to own than in our beloved little town. We look forward to your visit and sharing our passion with you.

Come enjoy Bloomington at it's Best.

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The accommodations were great and unobtrusive. Location is just a few miles from a public access site to lake Monroe, which is wonderful. The room was very affordable, clean and comfortable. Great value!

Charles

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Beautiful place, perfect for a romantic getaway. The lake beach is only 15 min away. The room was comfortable and clean, the breakfast delicious. Sally and her family are doing amazing job!

Svetlana

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Great spot. 10 mins south of downtown. Lovely service- Sally was great in the kitchen and thanks to Marc for checking me in. I definitely recommend it over any standard hotel. The old house was built in the mid 1800's and there has been a new addition added.

Thomas

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"We went for our 1 year anniversary. They really make you feel like it is a home away from home. They had wine and chocolate for us in our room. In the morning she cooked us breakfast. Everything was perfect. We will definitely be back. I hope if you are in the area you make this your next place to stay."

Amanda

History of the Wampler House

1857

There have been only five families that have owned this historic property since it was built by John and Sarah Mathers in 1857.

It became the Wampler's House when the family purchased the home in 1938. The property included a house, barn, garage, spring house and two chicken coops on 4 acres.

An interesting note: In 1917 a tornado took off a portion of the roof and dropped the chimney in the front yard where it stands today. The owners at the time turned the chimney into a flower planter. We continue to plant flowers every year.

The Wampler House is a historic property. The walls of the original house are fifteen inches thick with brick air gap construction. The fireplaces located in the parlor and library were original as is the fireplace mantle in the parlor. The barn and garage still stand on the adjoining lot, although the original barn is inside another barn that was built by the Amish

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