Cruise by to see where luxury meets convenience at the Plaza 209 apartments on the Country Club Plaza in Kansas City, MO! Plaza 209 was originally built as an 83 unit high-rise building back in the 1950?s. It stands on the East side of the Plaza just a few pedals from the Nelson Atkins Museum and the plethora of shops and stores on the Country Club Plaza. This Plaza high-rise is a short bike ride from UMKC and Rockhurst University. In 2016 it was completely renovated with fabulous upgrades! Units feature brand new kitchens with granite counters + stainless steel appliances, Bosch energy efficient washers + dryers in units, Google Fiber high-speed internet, luxury vinyl tile flooring, energy efficient windows, new light fixtures, open kitchens, and brand new heating + cooling systems. ATTENTION BIKE RIDERS!! Plaza 209 was completely renovated with the eco-friendly biker enthusiast in mind. Renters will enjoy full access to the following: Nearby bike path, Bike friendly streets in surrounding neighborhood, B-Station in front, Guest bike parking, Bike storage room complete with workbench The building has undergone numerous upgrades that are sure to wow its residents! Plaza 209 is a completely secure building with FOB key door controls, security cameras, and gated parking with remote control access. Additional amenities include heated storage lockers, brand-new state-of-the-art fitness center, bike storage room/workstation, community patio w/ gas BBQ grill, fireplace, outdoor TV and furniture for relaxing, an Airbnb suit for residents guest to stay, and concierge trash service on each floor. Also, bring your fuzzy friend, because Plaza 209 is pet-friendly! AVAILABLE NOW! ONLY A FEW UNITS LEFT! Check out the Full Listing at www.LeasingKC.com/KC692 Tenant Pays: Electric, Gas, Cable & Internet, Landlord Pays: Water & Trash, 5 mbps Google Fiber Wifi
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