Stately, beautiful two story home proudly graces this quiet neighborhood. From the moment you step in the welcoming entry you will appreciate the tender loving care provided. The open living area encompasses a refined sitting room, a formal dining area and spacious living room. The living room is accented by a soaring fireplace, vaulted ceiling and windows to let the sunshine in! Recently upgraded with waterproof wood plank flooring and granite counter tops, the kitchen is a haven for culinary enthusiasts. The master bedroom, nestled in the loft area, overlooks the living room accentuated by the alluring fireplace and abundant display of windows. The meticulously maintained grounds surrounding the home boast majestic mature trees and bountiful landscaping with a plethora of plants and flowers. A tranquil water feature graces the back patio. Covered 10X21 deck overlooks this back yard retreat. Insulated, detached garage (25X27) has a fully decked attic for additional storage. Steeped in rich heritage, dating back to 1854, the land was originally owned by Baptiste Peoria, chief of the confederated tribes of the Kaskaskia, Peoria, Piankishaw and Wea. Over time, it transitioned into the possession of Joseph C. Irwin, the "Sporting Editor of the Kansas City Star," as documented in the 1900 abstract record. In 1935, the current residence was constructed, blending the allure of the past with the comforts of modern living. Situated within walking distance of historic Paola Park Square which hosts many community activities, this residence offers a minimal commute time to the Kansas City area while still maintaining a serene lifestyle.
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