A century-old English Tudor-style home in Mission Hills, a prestigious suburb of Kansas City, has been listed for sale at $6.75 million following a comprehensive three-year renovation. Originally built in 1925, the four-level residence has been meticulously rebuilt, preserving its historic shell while introducing modern luxury features.

The home’s centerpiece is a four-story plaster staircase inspired by the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, serving as a light well that bathes the interior in natural light. The property boasts custom walnut millwork, European white oak flooring, and a brand-new kitchen featuring a 4-inch-thick walnut slab island. Additional amenities include a walnut-paneled library, a sunroom with French doors leading to a full-width back patio, and a formal dining room equipped with a wine cellar and butler’s pantry.

The residence offers five bedrooms and five full bathrooms, with the primary suite featuring a walk-in closet and an en-suite bathroom complete with an ovular tub and seamless marble vanity. The third floor provides a loft area suitable for recreational activities, while the basement includes practical spaces such as a mudroom, laundry facilities, a two-car garage, and a dumbwaiter for convenience.

Situated on a 0.55-acre elevated lot, the property ensures privacy and seclusion. Outdoor amenities encompass a heated pool with a travertine deck, a new retaining wall, and an outdoor kitchen equipped with a pizza oven and barbecue grill. Located approximately 10 minutes from the upscale Country Club Plaza shopping center and 15 minutes from downtown Kansas City, the home also offers proximity to the Mission Hills Country Club, enhancing its appeal to potential buyers seeking luxury and convenience.