Kansas City Lofts & Apartments2-Bed/2-Bath For Rent – Beautiful Updates AND Rooftop Pool! $1,500/mo, 1000 sq. ft. Located at the Manhattan Condominiums, 700 E. 8th Street, #5A All wood and carpet two bedroom with granite tops, stainless steel and gas range. Washer and dryer included in the unit, all utilities included except cable. Google Fiber, full gym, roof top deck, roof top pool, 24 hour concierge. TWO GARAGE parking spaces included in rent! Cats and dogs ok.
Manhattan 2-Bedroom Available in August – Hardwood Floors, WD 700 E. 8th Street $1,500/mo, 950 sq. ft. All upgraded with washer and dryer, city view with beautiful hardwoods. His and her closets, private toilet room with shower, storage area AND garage spot. All utilities included except cable for $1,500 a month. Pets ok. Available now. Contact Anne Marie if interested – 816.474.2299.
Manhattan 1-Bed/1-Bath Available Now! Beautiful Updates! 700 E. 8th Street $1,200/mo, 800 sq. ft. New low price- this one will go fast! Wonderful one bedroom with a high end kitchen. Washer and dryer, garage parking and all utilities included in the rent except cable. Google Fiber and full concierge with gym, theater, and roof top pool. Contact Anne Marie if interested – 816.474.2299
700 Broadway Studio Available in August – Brick Walls and High Ceilings $890/mo 729 sq. ft. Beautiful property located in the Historic Garment District of Downtown Kansas City. Easy living with low utilities. Cable is included in the rent, Google Fiber wired. Garage and surface parking available for extra fee. Street parking free. Huge brick walls, factory windows and heavy timber ceilings. Pull out trundle bed layout for extra floor space. Cats and dogs ok. Contact Anne Marie at 816.564.6255 if interested.
2-Bedrooms On Special at Board of Trade Lofts! $300 Off One Month’s Rent!* 127 W. 10th Street, KCMO 64105 Situated at 10th and Wyandotte in the heart of the Library District, Board of Trade is an innovative, historical renovation project bringing 14 floors of the city’s most contemporary apartments to life. Once renowned as the largest grain exchange in existence, the Board of Trade building was erected in 1924 as home to the Kansas City Board of Trade. Today, the building has been painstakingly restored. Great care was taken to maintain many of the original, ornate elements: the decorative