401 S Harrison St Olathe, KS 66061

Listing details for 401 S Harrison St, Olathe, KS 66061 : NEW PRICE!! This is a rare opportunity to own a truly distinctive piece of Olathe history. Built in 1894 by Albert & Helena Hyer Ott, this remarkable residence is proudly listed on the Kansas Register of Historic Places (1988) National Register (1998) & Olathe Register (2011).Lovingly owned & preserved since 1987, this home stands as an outstanding example of a front-gable Queen Anne design. From the moment you step inside, you are immediately immersed in the elegance, artistry & craftsmanship of a bygone era. The interior showcases an extraordinary collection of original features, each room thoughtfully decorated to honor the home’s 19th-century heritage while enhancing its architectural details. Intricate woodwork, stunning light fixtures (several rare reverse-painted pieces) & exceptional period elements grace every space. Pocket doors, a built-in bar area, original DR cabinetry, a charming tiled FP surround, carved stair spindles, push-button light switches, clawfoot bathtubs, replica cast iron stove & transom windows thruout (some w/stained glass) are just the beginning. Rich hdwd floors anchor many of the main-level rooms while sunlight streaming through the stained glass windows near the 2nd floor landing creates a kaleidoscope of color that is unforgettable. The main level offers a warm & inviting LR w/FP, a formal DR highlighted by a wall of windows & built-in china cabinet + charming sitting room complete w/bar area. The spacious kitchen is functional & filled w/character featuring a 2nd FP, an impressive oversized island, replica cast iron stove/oven, breakfast/visiting area, multiple built-ins, pantry, laundry nook & 1/2 bath. Upstairs, 3BRs continue the home’s historic charm. The primary BR, located at the front of the home, enjoys direct access to a bath featuring tiled floors, clawfoot tub & pedestal sink. 2 addl BRs share J&J bath, also w/clawfoot tub & sink. Custom-selected window treatments throughout the home complement the original aesthetic.