$1,950,000
A rare opportunity for new construction in Prairie Village with a 3-car garage. This thoughtfully designed 4,600 sq. ft. home pairs timeless architecture with elevated finishes and exceptional indoor-outdoor living. A brick wraparound front porch and double front doors made of rich mahogany create a striking first impression, opening to a grand entry with herringbone hardwood floors.
The bright and inviting main level features a private den, spacious family room, and a beautifully designed kitchen ideal for both everyday living and entertaining. The kitchen offers GE Café appliances, quartzite countertops, a large island, custom range hood, and an impressive scullery with a second sink, dishwasher, and abundant cabinetry. Just off the kitchen, a cozy sitting area with a fireplace flows into the dining area and large family room, creating an open and connected living space. The family room extends seamlessly to a screened-in porch with its own fireplace bringing indoor-outdoor living into the heart of the home year-round. A functional mudroom just off the 3-car garage and a separate main-level laundry room add everyday convenience.
Hardwood floors continue throughout the upstairs bedrooms and hallways. The primary suite features a spacious walk-in closet with a center island and a beautifully appointed bath with soaking tub, oversized shower, and dual custom vanities. Three additional bedrooms each offer large walk-in closets, complemented by two full baths, a full-size laundry room, and bonus space.
The finished lower level adds two bedrooms, a full bath, large rec room, and kitchenette with quartz countertops. Located within walking distance of Belinder Elementary and the Prairie Village Shops and nearby parks. A rare combination of new construction, thoughtful design, generous living space, and a 3-car garage in the heart of Prairie Village. Estimated completion December 2026.
6
Beds
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4.5
Baths
3003 W 73rd Terrace, Prairie Village
Listing courtesy of Klayton Simmons of Kansas City Regional Homes Inc.
