This stunning historic home is nestled in the coveted Valentine neighborhood—where timeless charm meets modern livability in one of Kansas City’s most walkable and connected districts. Originally constructed in 1909 by Kansas City developer J.R. Vansant, this Shirtwaist-style home was once described as having a summer kitchen, refrigerator room, breakfast balcony, sleeping porch, and a billiard room—a true showcase of early 20th-century luxury and innovation. Today, those historic touches frame a layout that’s still generous, flexible, and full of character. With 6+ bedrooms, this home is designed to host.Built to last, designed to impress. Welcome to 3721, an opportunity to live in the heart of KC’s ultimate 15-minute neighborhood. The open first floor seamlessly connects kitchen, dining, and living spaces—ideal for entertaining or everyday living. A fully finished third-floor theater room with snack bar and speakeasy-style setup invites unforgettable movie nights or holiday gatherings. Meanwhile, private spaces throughout the home offer quiet corners for remote work, guest stays, or personal retreat. Inside, custom hand-painted wallpaper by Kansas City’s own Porter Teleo adds bespoke elegance. These wall coverings perfectly compliment the home’s original cherry wood trim and architectural moldings. In the last three years, the home has been extensively updated: • New roof and gutter guards (within the past 6 months) • Upgraded dual-zone HVAC systems (within past 6 months) • New water heater • New full bathroom added to create a true primary suite • Full privacy fencing for pets, play, or outdoor entertaining • Backyard equipped for hot tub and EV charging • Custom closets added in all bedrooms 3721 isn’t just a home—it’s a living piece of Kansas City’s architectural history. With walkability, craftsmanship, thoughtful upgrades, and a story that spans over a century, this is a legacy property that lives beautifully in the present.