About this home

200 W. 34th Street is a 4-unit complex backing to Redemptorist Church in the Old Hyde Park Historic District of Kansas City, Missouri. At the corner of Wyandotte and 34th, the building lies on a double lot that includes 5 garage stalls at the rear. There is potential to break apart the lots for potential new development, but currently, it is one parcel (across street from new construction townhomes). A part of Kansas City’s Register of Historic Places, the property boasts an excellent location near the shops in Broadway-Gillham, Martini Corner and the new KC Streetcar Extension Line. The property is separately metered for gas and electric and is on a common boiler. In addition to the 5 garage stalls, the building also provides 4 off-street parking spaces to tenants and ample street parking. The complex is comprised of two 2-Bed | 1-Bath units, one 1-Bed | 1-Bath unit and one 1-Bed | 1-Bath unit + Den. All units are approximately 900 sf (+/-), however, unit 1W has basement access with previously finished living area that was the most heavily impacted by the fire. In May 2023, the property had a fire and since then, the building has been vacant and boarded up. A majority of the fire-related damage is confined to the basement area of the building near the central boiler system.. All utilities are currently off, and the building is being sold as-is. Units featured hardwood floors, window units, radiator heat, balconies, dining rooms, ceiling fans and front/rear access. The building still has incredible character with original fireplaces, doors, moldings and woodwork presenting a rare vacant 4-unit rehab investment opportunity in Midtown. Both the attic and the basement allow for additional net rentable square footage if buyer should choose to finish.