A rare mid-century ranch in historic Rockhill! Built in 1950 and cherished by the same family since 1987, this distinctive corner-lot home offers the ease of one-level living with an unusually expansive walk-out lower level. The main floor features three bedrooms, including a primary suite with private bath, plus a bedroom currently used as an artist's studio. Both the living room and lower level feature fireplaces.

The lower level feels more like a second floor than a basement, with walk-out access, full bath, closet, bar, game/recreation space and flexible sleeping area. An attached two-car garage is located at the front, with a third garage accessed from the side.

The location is exceptional: just steps from the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Theis Park and Kauffman Gardens, and an easy walk to UMKC, the Kauffman Foundation, Kauffman Legacy Park, Brush Creek Trail, Anita B. Gorman Conservation Center, Gillham Park, the Country Club Plaza and the streetcar.

Filled with artwork created by the home's longtime owner and her artist children, this special home is rich in character, creativity and history. For nearly 70 years, the family has called Rockhill home, and this residence has been part of that story since 1987. Now ready for its next stewards to make it their own, this is a truly rare opportunity to own a mid-century ranch in one of Kansas City's most treasured historic neighborhoods. Professional Photos are coming soon!