1910 Neocolonial Revival house in Kansas City, Missouri - $950k

Prestigious Neocolonial Revival house for sale in Kansas City, Missouri. Built in 1910 by Joseph Bernardin, beautiful hardwood floors and woodwork, carriage house, 5766 square feet. $950,000.

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House overview

Built in 1910, this Neo-Colonial Revival, built by Joseph Bernardin, offers over 5500 square feet of living space on one of Kansas City’s most prestigious streets.

This 6 bedroom home retains many of its original features, including beautiful hardwood floors, woodwork, and magnificent leaded and stained glass.

• The main level offers spacious living and dining rooms with a large eat-in kitchen with a grand staircase.

• The second floor has the master suite with 10’ X 8’ walk-in closet and master bath and two large bedrooms and bath.

• Three bedrooms on the third floor flank a huge 14’ X 38" playroom with a large bathroom perfect for the kids.

• Huge covered patio off the living room is perfect for outdoor entertaining.

• A half acre lot with two-car garage and carriage house complete this exceptional property.

House details

• Bedrooms: 6

• Bathrooms: 4

• Interior area: 5,766 sqft

• Lot size: 0.48 acres

• Year built: 1910

• Style: Neocolonial

• State: Missouri

• Price: $950,000

• Photos and info: Zillow

• Contact: Mickey Coulter and Brian Egan, BHG Kansas City Homes

  • Tel: (816) 213-8377

  • Tel: (913) 952-6986

• Address: 42 Janssen Pl, Kansas City, MO 64109

 

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