ALL BRICK 2.5+ Story BEAUTY with incredible local history. This home was built around 1911 by James E. Cox, the Secretary of the R.. McDonald Mfg.,Co. In 1915 it was purchased by William and Lena Albrecht. William was Manager and later President of Western Tablet (Westab; later purchased by MEAD Co.) He and Lena lived at this location until they built the house at 2818 Frederick Avenue in 1935; known now as The Albrecht-Kemper Art Museum. 2507 Francis still has two Original Murphy Beds, Pocket Door in Dining Room. A Gorgeous Side Wrap Porch, Carriage House Garage and all 4 Floors have Large Finished Rooms. The Kitchen has Granite Counters with a Stainless Steel Stove and Great Laundry Area. An Inviting Large Patio off of the Kitchen/Porch. Five Spacious Bedrooms and Three Baths. New Electrical
Listing courtesy of Pam BOWMAN of BHG Kansas City Homes.
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