1908 Colonial Revival In Kansas City Missouri

1908 Colonial Revival In Kansas City Missouri

$760,000

SOLD

3646 Harrison Blvd, Kansas City, Missouri, 64109

4 beds ¦ 4 baths ¦ 4,352 sqft ¦ Lot 8,395 sqft

Colonial Revival

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Realtor Information:

Edie Waters Team – North ¦ Keller Williams KC North ¦ 816-268-6040

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About This 1908 Colonial Revival In Kansas City Missouri

You will marvel as you walk through this majestically stately and classic Colonial Revival located in the Hyde Park National Historic District. It is three stories of elegance and charm. The entry introduces guests to magnificent woodwork/millwork including floors, columns, walls, ceilings and crown mouldings. Even the main level landing on the winding staircase amazes with its gleaming woodwork but the two levels of staircase above continue to delight with a stained glass window landing. Also off the entry is the stunningly warm living room with a wood coffered ceiling and wood burning stone fireplace. French doors off the living room lead to a covered side porch overlooking Hyde Park Greenspace. The crown moulding and wainscoted walls continue through the dining room.

The newly renovated kitchen with a sun-filled dining area and charming powder room complete the main floor. Just as lovely, are the two additional levels. The primary bedroom with balcony and renovated primary bathroom is located on the second floor along with two other bedrooms, another renovated full bath and a laundry room. The top floor is an entertainer’s dream with a galley-style kitchenette, third renovated bathroom with option for 2nd washer/dryer hook up, and large entertaining area. The fourth bedroom, also on the top floor, has been converted to a spacious walk-in closet but could easily be converted back to a bedroom.

Besides the original charm and character, the home also contains modern touches and luxuries such as the 10+ built-in speakers located throughout all three levels and the covered porch which are pre-wired for four zones of Sonos. All of this is offered in the heart of the Midtown Area with close proximity to the Country Club Plaza, Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Crossroads Art District and Downtown Kansas City.

Photography Credit: Edie Waters Network