This magnificent historical Tudor, built in 1928 and former home of Russell and Clara Stover, stands as a testament to Kansas City’s rich history and architectural beauty. Nestled on a corner lot adjacent to Loose Park, a cultural landmark of historical significance.

This expansive home features over 5,896 square feet of living space. The charm of the original design is evident in the hardwood floors, preserved light fixtures, stained and leaded glass windows, ornate plaster moldings, beamed ceiling and stunning mantle that graces the living room. Adding to the unique character are windows sourced from the Oak Hall Mansion surrounding the living room alcove and enhancing the architectural detail.

The main floor also includes a gracious entry, library with French doors and fireplace, lovely formal dining room, breakfast room with barrel vault ceiling and flanking glass front cabinets and kitchen with modern convenience.

The central staircase leads to the second floor and features a large landing with a window seat. The expansive layout includes 4 generous size bedrooms, an apartment with private back staircase, and 4 bathrooms. The third floor provides an additional bedroom, bathroom, an bonus room.

The lower level of the home includes a finished space reminiscent of a speak easy with exposed stone walls, tin ceiling and brick floor, vintage bar and iron vault wine room, and full bath.

Practicality meets convenience with an attached 2 car garage and an additional detached garage with plenty of room for parking and storage.

Enjoy a view of the park and the beautiful tree lined neighborhood from the spacious brick patio which is
just minutes away from the Country Club Plaza - the location could not be more idyllic.

This Kansas City gem is not just a home – it’s a living piece of history and a part of the vibrant culture that defines this area.

The home is being sold in “AS IS” condition.