710 E Armour Boulevard

Step into Kansas City history at the Levi McIntire House, a distinguished 1911 residence built by one of the city’s early real estate developers and designed by renowned architectural firm Keene & Simpson. Located along historic Armour Boulevard in Hyde Park, this approximately 4,006-square-foot, three-story home showcases craftsmanship and character rarely found today. Original details include extraordinary mahogany woodwork, hardwood floors, leaded-glass pocket doors and other period features throughout. The gracious floor plan offers elegant entertaining spaces and comfortable everyday living. Four bedrooms include a spacious primary bedroom and a private third-floor retreat with its own bedroom, full bath and large adjoining living area—ideal for guests, a home office, studio or getaway. Bedrooms two and three share a full bath, with the rear bedroom opening to a charming sun porch. An enclosed front porch provides a peaceful year-round retreat. The kitchen retains its vintage red tile and original character while offering granite countertops and stainless-steel appliances. A large butler’s pantry with original cabinetry provides exceptional storage. Front and rear staircases add charm and convenience. Thoughtful updates include a new tile roof with warranty, updated electrical, new gas lines, HVAC improvements and heated flooring in two bathrooms. The sewer line was inspected in 2025 with no issues reported. Recent inspection reports from the 2025 purchase are available in the MLS supplements. A gated private drive leads to the historic carriage house/garage. The rear patio and fenced backyard create a private urban retreat framed by rock gardens and mature landscaping. The home adjoins a peaceful prairie/butterfly preserve, offering unusual privacy in the heart of the city.