Historic mansion in the Scarritt Renaissance District

This historic stone mansion was built in 1897 by the Rieger family.
Five bedrooms: each with a King size bed and three and a half baths, seven fireplaces.
Living room, Formal Dinning room, a parlor, a den, a commercial grade kitchen, an indoor putting green, and TV room.
There are three foldout beds: a queen size pullout couch in the downstairs TV room. A twin size foldout couch in the den adjacent to the downstairs bathroom, and a queen size futon in the indoor putting green upstairs. A total of 8 beds.

The house was recently restored adding all the modern amenities: central heat, central air, WiFi, dishwasher, washer/dryer and a commercial stove, refrigerator and freezer (for parties or events that require preparing a large amount of food.)

The house is great for large families, family reunions, and retreats.

Located in the Historic Scarlett Renaissance District. Known as “Kansas City’s backyard playground” The neighborhood boasts hundreds of acres of wooded public park space.

Easy access to the freeway,
5 minutes to: downtown, The Sprint Center, Power and Light District, 18th and Vine district.
10 minutes to the Kaufman Performing arts center.
15 minutes to the Plaza, Arrowhead Stadium, and Kauffman stadium.
20 Minutes to Worlds Of Fun.
30 minutes to the MCI Airport