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1958 Ranch in Harrisonville, MO

11/23/22 9 Comments
Posted on OHD: 11/23/22. Last OHD Update: 6/17/23.
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1507 E Elm St, Harrisonville, MO 64701

NEW PRICE!!!!Rare Opportunity! This Iconic Mid-Century modern ranch home was built with an eye to the future in 1958. Beautifully maintained stone exterior, indoor and outdoor stone planters, and stone fireplaces in the family room, living room and library define the character of this home. Beautifully finished walnut louvers and handcrafted mid-century modern storage cabinets in the dining room and library are artful and useful for the home office needs of today. This property includes approximately 3786 sq. ft. of main floor living space, a full basement a 4-car attached garage and over 840 sq. ft. of covered porches.Large main floor bedrooms include cedar lined closets. Thoughtfully considered and well crafted open spaces allow you to enjoy nature from your favorite rooms where full double pane windows overlook approximately 1.38 acres of manicured lawn with Pecan trees, redbud trees, crabapple trees, oak trees a golden ginko tree and miscellaneous shrubs and perennials. Relax in the sunroom. Sip coffee on the covered porch. Celebrate life's special moments indoors and out with a floor plan that flows for memorable gatherings. There is lots of storage throughout the home. You'll find storage in the spacious main floor laundry, Hall closets and built-in storage in the attached garage. From cozy beams and beautiful stone fireplace in the Family room, to the large living and dining room overlooking the private back yard, this property is a gem. It is the first time on the market for this lifestyle builder's own home. Owners are licensed real estate agents in Missouri.
3 Bed ∙ 2.5 Bath ∙ 4,286 Sq Ft ∙ 1.38 Ac.
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