Check middle-class real estate hype from public radio whilst everybody else is worried about making rent from month to month . . .
Historic Mansion Near Kansas City's Nelson-Atkins Is Back On The Market - For Ten Times Its Selling Price
Eight bedrooms. Ten bathrooms. All for just under $3 million. "This home is probably one of Kansas City's most historic properties," said owner and real estate agent Peter Caster. In 1910, Kansas City Star founder William Rockhill Nelson built the mansion at 4520 Kenwood as a home for his daughter, Laura Rockhill Nelson Kirkwood.
Good luck getting that kind of money in this shithole! Nobody is going to pay that.
ReplyDeleteIt would make a great B&B if it wasn't located in the Ghetto!
ReplyDeleteMaybe the City should hand Ollie Gates the money to buy it, like they did for both his Cleaver BLVD. Joint and his Corporate HQ, then he could create the World's first B&B&Q!
"For ten times its selling price." Useless information. Try selling price + costs of renovation.
ReplyDeleteThe house is an important part of Kansas City's historical heritage and in one of Kansas City's finest neighborhoods.
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