$775,000

3215 Windsor Avenue, Kansas City, MO 64123

About This Property

Scarritt Point offers a distinguished historic setting at the doorstep of Downtown Kansas City, where tree-lined streets, classic architecture, and front-porch living reflect the neighborhood’s grand early-1900s homes and enduring place in Kansas City’s Park & Boulevard legacy. Iconic estates and The Museum of Kansas City at Corinthian Hall underscore its significance. This 1910 American Foursquare offers timeless luxury on a picturesque street close to restaurants and entertainment, CPKC Stadium, and the proposed downtown Royals ballpark. Inside, light-filled interiors showcase rich hardwoods, custom millwork, and premium fixtures. A grand formal entry opens to spacious living areas designed for daily comfort and effortless entertaining. The dining parlor is ideal for gatherings, with French doors, exquisite lighting, and a dramatic bay of oversized windows. In the gourmet kitchen, abundant cabinetry, a generous island with breakfast bar, granite countertops, and an additional dining area offer style and function. The stately library, wrapped in deep hues and featuring a private side entrance, offers a distinctive retreat. Main level also includes a spacious guest suite, ideal for visitors, a home office, or multigenerational living, as well as a chic powder room. Upstairs, a formal corridor leads to three secondary bedrooms and a lavish primary suite with a spa-inspired bath and an expansive walk-in closet with laundry. The third level introduces a contemporary recreation space with panoramic views and a full bath, ideal for movie nights, workouts, or game-day gatherings. Meticulously maintained, this 4,900-square-foot home features newer mechanicals, including zoned HVAC for year-round comfort. Outdoor living is equally inviting, with a fully fenced backyard, a wide front porch, and a detached two-car garage. The home offers a rare combination of historic character, generous scale, and exceptional proximity to Downtown.

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