As featured in the New York Times What You Get column, which features eye-catching homes across the country.
This home is the only two-story craftsman bungalow in the historic Valentine neighborhood in Midtown Kansas City. It's a sprawling property newly renovated and designed. Features five bedrooms, three full bathrooms, two living rooms (a four seasons parlor family room and a formal living room with a gas fireplace), a luxury primary ensuite, a second floor laundry room, multiple outdoor living spaces to enjoy and entertain, and a rare attached two-car tandem garage so you can enter the home without having to brave the elements. The chef's kitchen was designed for everyday practical use with tons of prep space and a full scale butler's pantry with spacious storage. For additional storage, a pantry is tucked right off the kitchen.

Built in 1912, this house marries the old world charm (like the grand 44" solid wood front door) with modern day amenities (like heated floors in the primary ensuite bathroom). Enjoy nearly floor-to-ceiling brand new double hung windows in the four-seasons parlor family room with a 180-degree view of the large trees that surround and shade this home. You can also enjoy a dry stone basement with minimal weeping, currently used as a home gym and carpentry space. Minutes drive to St. Luke's Hospital, University of Kansas Health, UMKC, the KC Art Institute, Children's Mercy, Downtown KC, and the Plaza. Minutes walk to Westport, 39th Street Corridor, Broadway Corridor, and the streetcar coming soon.