1050 S Stagecoach St, Wichita, KS 67230

Discover a rare expression of mid-century cool, where iconic architecture and modern livability come together on a half acre lot beneath a canopy of mature trees. This one-of-a-kind ranch home proudly displays its pride of ownership and unfolds with soaring beamed ceilings, expansive windows throughout, and sunlit gathering nooks that invite both effortless entertaining and quiet, cozy moments at home. Flowing naturally into the dining and living areas the beautifully renovated kitchen serves as the heart of the residence intentionally designed for connection and comfort. A true retreat awaits as the primary suite is the ideal escape from everyday bustle. Outside, life slows to the rhythm of the seasons. Sip your morning coffee beneath the covered pavilion, host friends around the firepit as the sun sets through the trees, or let the sprawling, park-like backyard become the backdrop for everything from summer barbecues to impromptu competitive lawn games, including your own putting green. Every detail—from the warm brick exterior to the seamless indoor-outdoor flow—captures the relaxed sophistication of classic mid-century design. The extensive list of improvements during sellers ownership include all new landscape, rock, dirtwork, westside fence and gates, deck and hot tub, cedar pergola, storage shed, sidewalk, concrete pad, retaining wall, LVP flooring, full kitchen remodel, primary bedroom sliding door, paint, fixtures and much, much more while maintaining the integrity of the mid-century design throughout. This home was originally built in 1979-80 by John Roberts, designed by architect Edward Allen and known as the Solar Home in Springdale East. It showcases strategic passive solar heating design, featuring long, hanging eaves to shade windows from the summer sun while allowing low winter rays to heat the home, you'll still enjoy the strategically positioned tiled flooring that retains solar heat, and a wood-burning fireplace in the heart of the home, perfectly placed to lower utility bills. More than a home, this is a private retreat with soul: a place where architecture inspires, nature surrounds, and every day feels a little more extraordinary.