I rarely do blog posts on the homes I photograph... they have to be historic or unusual.. This one qualifies with its unusual floor plan/architecture. Here's the listing if you want to see more about it. Just went online today. http://www.kansascityhomes.com/Lees-Summit/102-NW-HACKBERRY-St-Lees-Summit-MO_64064/2023579.aspx
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Thursday, December 15, 2016
Friday, November 18, 2016
New At The Inn
The Inn at 425, a gorgeous 19th Century home in Historic Northeast Kansas City Missouri Proprietors Stephan and Carl have done amazing work on this 1888 masterpiece innat425.com |
New additions to the porch, shade giving awnings and great new furnishings.
But the biggest new addition is the renovation of the Carriage House (background below). Painstakingly restored with new amenities for guests.
Tuesday, September 20, 2016
The Brownstone On The Hill
This magnificent 1888 Brownstone built for William Chick Scarritt burned yesterday. A local television station broadcast interior pictures from before the current owners restored this masterpiece. With their permission I'm posting these pictures of what was ACTUALLY lost. This is a tribute to the work of Larry and Susan... at least we have these memories for now. Much of the work was done by the owners themselves. To show the interiors before any work took place with the implication that not much in terms of furnishings were lost, is awful .
New roof, new copper gutters, restored exterior, rebuilt chimneys .
First floor rooms. No fire, but thousands of gallons of water and collapse damage.
Second floor, totally lost.
Third floor, also a total loss.
Note the view of the Kansas City skyline out the third floor window.
Basement.
New roof, new copper gutters, restored exterior, rebuilt chimneys .
First floor rooms. No fire, but thousands of gallons of water and collapse damage.
Second floor, totally lost.
Third floor, also a total loss.
Note the view of the Kansas City skyline out the third floor window.
Basement.
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