3 Janssen Pl, Kansas City, MO 64109

3 Janssen Place is a magnificent mansion dating back to 1912. It was designed in the Italianate Revival style by thenarchitectural firm of Shepard, Farrar, and Wiser. The mansion was originally owned by George W. Ultch, of the Ultch nLumber Company. The tree filled lot, equipped with inground sprinklers, is located in Lumbermans Row, annickname for the Janssen Place subdivision, once home to many lumber barons. The street was developed in 1897 bynArthur Stilwell, a railroad magnate, & is nestled in Central Hyde Park, a very special neighborhood with homes listed innthe National Register of Historic Places. The house is constructed with 3-brick-thick exterior walls, decorative stonentrim, & features a fabulous columned side porch. The grand entry hall will captivate you with its splendid woodwork & artnglass, as well as the lovely staircase. The carriage entry hall has an updated powder room. The high ceilings &ngleaming hardwood floors, made up of 10 to 12-foot quarter-sawn oak boards, enhance the overall grandeur of thisnmansion from a bygone era. The dining room, accessed through stunning art glass pocket doors, extends into a solarium,nproviding abundant space for hosting large gatherings. If that is not enough, there is a 40 X 27 ballroom on the 3rdnfloor. The kitchen has been renovated to include a large island, marble counters, stainless steel appliances, & a beautiful maple floor. It has a spacious breakfast area & a service pantry that add to the space. The 2nd floor