332 N Lawndale Ave Kansas City, MO 64123

Listing details for 332 N Lawndale Ave, Kansas City, MO 64123 : NEW PRICE + BUYER INCENTIVE! Now offered at $164,900, with seller offering up to $4,500 toward allowable buyer closing costs and/or an interest-rate buydown with an acceptable offer. Ask your lender how a temporary 2-1 buydown could help reduce your monthly payment during the first two years. Built in 1900, this Folk Victorian is one of Kansas City's earlier examples of the iconic shirtwaist style, offering historic character, generous room sizes and a layout made for entertaining. Start on the east-facing covered front porch, perfect for evenings outside, then step into the spacious living room with brick fireplace. From there, the central hall provides a second entrance and showcases the ornate staircase, original newel post and curved detailing. The oversized dining room easily accommodates a table for 10, ideal for holidays, dinner parties or everyday gatherings. The main floor also includes a convenient powder room, coat closet and original oak hardwood floors. At the back, the spacious galley kitchen overlooks the fenced backyard. A newer fence and dedicated off-street parking pad, accessed from the alley, add everyday convenience. Upstairs you'll find two nicely sized bedrooms, a full bath, fresh paint and newly refinished hardwood floors. Even the closets have windows for natural light, and the rear bedroom features a charming built-in bench seat with storage. The basement offers even more flexibility, with newer windows and a walk-up to the backyard. It could work well for recreation, hobbies, home office use, storage or future finished space. With its brick exterior, original details and English-cottage potential, this home has the kind of personality that stands apart. Located on a one-way street near Kessler Park and Cliff Drive, minutes from downtown. Select photos are virtually staged to illustrate room scale, furniture placement and the home's potential. Buyer eligibility, loan terms and seller concessions are subject to lender approval.