This rare turn-of-the-century stone home, nestled in Kansas City’s desirable Brookside neighborhood, offers a rich historical charm with original woodwork and floors throughout. Family-owned since the 1950s, it features a stunning stone exterior, a large wrap-around porch, and a premium corner lot. Built circa early 1900s, the home has updated bathrooms, electrical systems, and a recently replaced flat roof. Included is a spacious 3-car garage with loft storage and a bonus workroom. Priced at $700,000, this property presents an excellent opportunity for restoration, large-scale renovation, or building your dream home, close to shopping and dining. The plot area and total square footage are not specified, but the premium lot adds considerable value.

Exterior Front View

A historic stone house with a rustic, handcrafted aesthetic framed by thick, rounded stone walls and large, solid columns supporting the front porch. The roof is adorned with traditional red clay tiles arranged in a classic overlapping pattern, contributing a warm, earthy tone. Multiple windows with dark green trim punctuate the facade, complementing the natural stone. A prominent stone chimney rises from the roof. The front porch is elevated by a stone foundation that extends into low stone walls bordering the lawn. Mature trees and green grass surround the house, adding to its historic charm and natural setting.

Historic Home Exterior

A striking stone house with a rustic, textured facade presents a historic charm, enhanced by the red-tiled roof and dark-trimmed windows. The natural stone walls contrast with the adjacent attached garage, which is clad in simpler, brown horizontal siding and capped with a matching brown shingled roof. The driveway gently slopes up to two white garage doors, set in a concrete pad that blends seamlessly into the lush, green lawn. Mature trees frame the background, adding a serene, natural element that complements this blend of craftsman and traditional architectural styles.

Front Porch Stonework

Thick, rough-hewn stone walls form the exterior of this front porch, emphasizing a sturdy, rustic character typical of early 20th-century American homes. The stone blocks range in warm beige and earthy tones, contrasting subtly with the muted greenish-gray window frame and door trim. Three rectangular, multi-pane windows offer a sense of symmetry and historic charm. A low stone wall borders the porch, creating a natural, grounded boundary. The smooth concrete floor shows wear over time, adding to the vintage feel. Surrounding trees and a nearby residential building highlight an urban neighborhood setting with mature landscaping.

Stone Porch Exterior

Rustic stone walls with large, rough-cut blocks create a strong, historic character around this open porch area. The concrete floor extends seamlessly under the covered walkway, bordered by stone knee walls that add to the aged craftsmanship aesthetic. Dark window frames and shutters contrast nicely against the textured beige stone, while a white downspout follows the roofline’s edge. A simple metal firewood holder leans against the wall, reinforcing a cozy, lived-in feel. The open layout connects different sections of the house, with visible greenery beyond, enhancing the home’s charming, natural vibe.

Front Porch Entrance

The entrance is defined by a rustic stone porch supported by thick, unevenly cut stone pillars. The stonework exhibits a robust, handcrafted quality typical of historic craftsmanship. A deep red terracotta tile roof with a slight overhang shelters the porch, contrasting nicely with the natural beige and tan hues of the stone. The front door is painted a muted blue-gray and framed by narrow glass panes that add subtle transparency. Simplistic yet sturdy, the door’s design complements the home’s overall vintage charm. A concrete walkway curves gently toward the porch, integrating the front yard’s lush green grass into the tranquil, earthy aesthetic.

Exterior View

Expansive lawn leads up to a charming historic home combining stone masonry and wood siding. The house displays a rustic character with its stone exterior walls and a red-tiled roof on the main structure, complemented by an adjacent section with dark green vertical siding and white trim around the windows. A two-car garage with white doors sits attached, blending modern utility with the classic home. Mature trees surround the property, enhancing the verdant, natural setting under a clear blue sky, evoking a peaceful, timeless suburban ambiance.

Side Yard Pathway

A narrow side yard creates a quiet boundary between two homes, bordered on one side by a tall chain-link fence wrapped in dense, leafy green vines and shrubs. The opposite side is marked by a house wall clad in muted gray vertical siding with a weathered white door, showing signs of age with peeling paint. The foundation is concrete with some irregular stones set at the base, adding a rustic touch. Above, the neighboring home features textured stone and a red-tiled roof, glimpsed through the leafless branches of tall trees. The grass is lush but patchy in spots, indicating natural wear, creating a peaceful, slightly secluded outdoor corridor.

Backyard Lawn

A spacious and well-maintained backyard lawn stretches across the scene, covered with lush, green grass. A tall, mature tree with sprawling branches provides a natural canopy on the right side, surrounded by dense shrubbery and greenery that create a private, serene boundary. Along the left edge, part of a house’s exterior wall is visible, painted in neutral tones with a downspout. In the distance, a multi-story residential building with a brick façade and balconies contrasts the natural setting, combining modern urban living with peaceful outdoor space. The overall ambiance is calm and inviting.

Living Room Entrance

Spacious entrance living room with wide polished hardwood floors and walls painted a muted blue-gray tone framed by dark wood trim and molding creating a contrast with the lighter wall color. The front wooden door is surrounded by tall, narrow windows draped with delicate lace curtains matching those on the adjacent windows, lending an antique charm. A built-in bench and radiator cover line the right wall beneath the window. A staircase with dark wood banister and turned newel post ascends from the far left corner of the room, framed in the same rich dark wood. Soft natural light filters through the lace curtains, enhancing the vintage ambiance of the room.

Living Room and Entry

Open layout with honey-toned hardwood floors extending throughout. The walls painted a muted green tone contrast with dark wood trim and baseboards that add a vintage charm. Molded wood frames the openings, accentuating the period architectural style. A wide doorway leads into an adjoining room with a striking coffered ceiling and rich dark wainscoting, providing visual depth. Light filters through lace curtains over windows, enhancing the soft, nostalgic atmosphere. A staircase with wooden steps and a simple banister rises subtly in the corner, and a stone-tiled hearth area is visible near the bottom right, likely serving as a fireplace base.

Living Room Fireplace Wall

Hardwood floors extend across the room, adjacent to a tiled entryway section near the door. Walls are painted a muted blue-gray, bordered with dark wood trim creating a strong contrast and historic character. A stone fireplace centered on the far wall is flanked by built-in dark wood cabinetry with open shelves and closed storage. Windows above the bookcases feature sheer, ruffled curtains that evoke a vintage charm. Doors and window frames, also dark wood, complement the trim, highlighting the classic early 20th-century American craftsman style of the room. Light enters softly from a nearby adjoining space.

Dining Room Details

The room features a warm, honey-toned hardwood floor with minor wear visible, adding character and age. Walls combine high dark wood paneling with a lighter, textured upper section, creating a striking contrast. Windows are adorned with delicate white lace curtains, softening natural light, while a built-in window seat incorporates an air conditioning unit and a classic red radiator beneath. The ceiling is coffered with dark beams framed by white panels, and a vintage brass light fixture with three bulbs hangs centrally. A doorway opens to another room with similarly styled woodwork. The atmosphere exudes historic charm and understated elegance.

Kitchen Interior

A spacious kitchen characterized by warm, muted tones with coral-colored lower cabinets and cream accents on the edges and countertops. The cabinetry appears vintage, embodying a retro aesthetic with simple paneled doors and open shelving supported by decorative iron brackets. Two windows with sheer white curtains allow natural light to brighten the room, casting soft shadows. The flooring shows wear, contributing to an authentic historic ambiance. A built-in oven and stovetop are nestled into a compact cooking corner, under a vent hood. A rustic hanging light fixture adds to the classic, lived-in charm of the space.

Vintage Kitchen Cabinets

Corner kitchen area with coral-colored cabinetry contrasted by white trim and beige countertops. The built-in wall oven and range hood reflect a mid-century style, paired with a modern stainless steel dishwasher to the right. White tiled backsplash surrounds the counters, enhancing the bright and airy atmosphere conveyed by the natural light through a single curtained window. The wood plank flooring appears worn, adding a rustic charm that hints at the age and character of the space. Ceiling-mounted light fixture and neutral wall colors complete the nostalgic, modestly updated kitchen ambiance.

Bathroom Sink Area

The space displays a clean, classic bathroom sink setup with a white countertop and built-in sink, paired with a dark wood vanity cabinet below. White tile halfway up the walls creates a bright and fresh atmosphere, contrasting subtly with the light floral wallpaper above. A large mirror spans the wall behind the sink, reflecting additional areas of the home. Beyond the bathroom, an adjacent room with reddish cabinetry and a stainless steel dishwasher can be seen, hinting at a kitchen area. Natural wood flooring extends into this connecting space, enhancing the vintage feel of the home.

Entryway with Staircase

The space contains a small staircase with wooden steps, half-covered in a beige carpet runner wrapping the bottom step curving gently outward. Walls are painted in a muted teal on the lower half and crisp white above the staircase and hallway, contrasted by dark stained wood trim around doorways, baseboards, and a decorative half-wall with vertical wood slats. The flooring is natural hardwood, worn slightly with age. A small window with delicate lace curtains provides soft natural light. The area evokes a vintage charm, blending traditional wood accents with soft pastel walls typical of early 20th-century American homes.

Empty Living Room

Light gray walls surround this empty living room, contrasted with classic white trim and baseboards. Warm-toned hardwood floors stretch across the space, adding natural warmth. Three windows on the left wall with white coverings allow natural light, while a window air conditioning unit is installed in one window. A dark wooden door with visible wood grain leads to another room, opening into the space. Ceiling lighting is provided by a white ceiling fan with a light fixture in the center. Brass and milk glass wall sconces provide an additional vintage touch in this simple yet inviting area.

Sunroom Window Wall

Long wall of tall multi-pane windows dressed with sheer, white lace curtains allows abundant natural light to flood the space. Soft yellow walls contrast gently with wide white trim and baseboards, enhancing the airy ambiance. Hardwood floors with a warm, aged patina show character marks and natural wear, hinting at the room’s historic charm. A simple white door with classic hardware stands at one end, blending seamlessly with the subtle, vintage color palette. The room emanates understated elegance and timeless simplicity, offering a blank canvas for varied furnishing styles.

Bathroom Interior

A well-lit bathroom with a predominantly white color scheme from floor to ceiling. The floor is covered with small hexagonal white tiles that add a subtle texture to the space. Walls halfway are tiled with classic white subway tiles, maintaining a clean and timeless look. A white bathtub with a curved shower curtain rod and plain white shower curtain is positioned to the right, complemented by a chrome handheld showerhead fixture. A white vanity topped with a marble countertop sits beneath a mirror with traditional light fixtures above. A window with sheer white curtains allows natural light to softly filter in. The door frame is painted in a muted green shade, hinting at charming historical detailing within the home.

Bathroom Vanity Area

White subway tiles cover the walls halfway up, maintaining a classic yet clean look. The floor consists of small hexagonal tiles that add vintage charm to the space. A substantial vanity with a marble countertop includes a built-in sink and cabinetry painted in soft white, featuring both drawers and privacy slatted doors. Chrome drawer pulls and faucet fixtures keep the design cohesive and understated. Above, a large frameless mirror spans the wall providing practical reflection space beneath a row of traditional light fixtures. A curtained window offers soft natural light balanced by the room’s cool, neutral palette. A dark gray radiator and classic toilet paper holder add subtle, old-fashioned elements.

Empty Bedroom Space

Spacious room with warm honey-toned hardwood floors characterized by visible grain and natural wear, indicating historic charm. Ivory-colored walls and ceiling complement the simplicity while maintaining an airy feel. A white ceiling fan with a central light fixture provides functional appeal. Two tall windows with white frames bring natural light, partially covered by dark teal curtains that add depth. Architectural details include a slightly angled wall opening leading to a smaller space or closet, highlighted by a vintage-style wooden door. Classic dark metal radiator sits on the left, reflecting early 20th-century heating methods.

Staircase Landing

A narrow wooden staircase leads down to a small landing area with a window dressed in light, semi-sheer curtains that diffuse natural light into the space. The walls are painted a muted off-white and show signs of subtle wear and aging, with some marks and minor scuffs visible. The stair treads are stained wood, matching the darker wood trim found around the window and doorways. The left side doorway exhibits chipped paint, revealing the house’s historic character. The overall aesthetic hints at an older home with simple, traditional architectural details and a somewhat rustic charm.

Basement Recreation Area

Teal-painted wood-paneled walls give character to the basement, complementing the light gray, textured ceiling tiles. A small built-in bar counter painted in matching teal sits near a wooden framed window and a glass door leading outside, allowing natural light to brighten the otherwise enclosed space. The floor is concrete, showing minor wear and some cracks, adding rustic charm. The basement’s open layout and minimal furnishings create a versatile area, potentially for gatherings or a home bar. The exposed wooden door frame and simple, utilitarian design suggest a functional space with vintage touches.

Garage Storage Area

Exposed wooden ceiling beams and unfinished walls with visible insulation panels create a raw and spacious garage environment. Fluorescent tube lighting fixtures illuminate the area, enhancing visibility across the concrete floor marked by some wear and stains. Various shelves and racks hold an assortment of tools, boxes, and containers, showcasing utilitarian organization. Racing-themed banners and signs along the back wall add a personalized, enthusiast touch. The space has an industrial essence evident in the utilitarian ladder, scattered mechanical parts, and storage bins, highlighting its use for hobbies, repairs, or general storage rather than refinement or décor.

Listing Agent: Bryan Huff of Keller Williams Realty Partner via Zillow