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Historic buildings, vintage details, and modern renovated interiors: Mac Properties offers dymanic urban living in Hyde Park, one of Kansas City’s most culturally rich neighborhoods. The neighborhood streets boast classic architecture, charming boutiques and eclectic dining. Parks and green spaces offer bike paths for active lifestyles while picnic grounds are perfect for enjoying sunny days. And, the bus line or nearby highways connect you with any destination in the city: shop and dine at nearby Country Club Plaza, stroll the market vendors along River Market or savor an evening out in the Power & Light District. Situated close to convenience stores, banks, hospitals and universities, this is a neighborhood that offers ease, style and the ultimate in city living.

Built in 1929, Park Central is a keystone building in the Armour/Gillham Historic Apartment-Hotel District. Just as Park Central was originally conceived as a state-of-the-art apartment hotel, so have we approached its renovation- adding cutting-edge finishes and amenities and offering the experience of luxury apartment rental living in an historic setting at an affordable price. The intricately detailed terra cotta ornamentation at the building’s crown tells a story of elegance and worldly sophistication. The interior spaces carry that same sense of exuberance. It’s a testament to the timelessness of the original design that Park Central is able to be once again relevant as a state-of-the-art residence.

Like a breath of fresh air, The Grand re-opening of Clyde Manor brings something completely new to Kansas City’s rental market: High-end finishes, state of the art amenities and a level of design that has never before been available to renters- at an affordable price. During the celebrated Jazz Era of the late 1920’s, Clyde Manor Apartments was home to the Who’s Who of the cultural and social scene. The building’s classic architecture, rich in detail of the charismatic Art Deco style, was perfectly suited for its glamorous residents. Clyde Manor is now poised to regain its panache as it has been restored to its original grandeur- with a twist.

With its striking brick exterior boasting rich detailing, the Del Monte offers convenient city living on one of Kansas City’s most prestigious boulevards. What the great 20th-century designers have created, we have worked to restore and maintain. You’ll enjoy indoor-outdoor living; the tranquil comfort of the outdoor seating area is a great place to unwind! Controlled building access, off-street parking and 24-hour emergency maintenance ensure your comfort and peace of mind. And the location can’t be beat you’ll benefit from the convenience of city bus routes and easy access to freeways, while enjoying the charm of Historic Hyde Park.

Westport Central’s streamlined architectural detailing reveals a fascination with movement emblematic of the iconic 1940’s Art Moderne style. Accented in a rich brown brick, the horizontal emphasis of the masonry details in the base and crown wrap the gold facades with a stately presence, elegantly connected by the soaring pilasters that highlight the grand entrance. Original elements, such as the parquet hardwood floors, merged with updated finishes give Westport Central a unique character that will fit any style.

Please welcome the latest addition to the Hyde Park Neighborhood! Located at 301 Armour Boulevard in Midtown KC, the International is Hyde Park’s first apartment community with a spacious luxury style. What was once the old IBM building in 1960, has now been converted to a mixed-use space, featuring 56-newly remodeled units along with retail spaces on the lower levels. Not only are these Midtown apartments incredibly spacious, but they feature waterfall island counters, high ceilings, plank flooring, a washer and dryer in-unit, and floor-to-ceiling windows that allow for an amazing view of the historic Hyde Park neighborhood. Other properties around the city might have similar features, but few offer the same features with the amount of space relative to the price point.

International is conveniently located in Kansas City’s Hyde Park neighborhood. Residents will enjoy easy access to all of the following – Westport, The Country Club Plaza, Union Hill, Martini Corner, KU Med Center, 39th St., Downtown Kansas City, Union Station, Crown Center, KC Crossroads Arts District, Power & Light, The Sprint Center, the West Bottoms, the Westside, the River Market, and more!

For students, it’s a short distance from KU Med, Rockhurst University, and UMKC!

Ambassador, located at Broadway and Knickerbocker Street, was constructed in 1925 to be the largest apartment hotel in Kansas City. Like the architecture of Country Club Plaza, Ambassador was designed in the Spanish Revival Style, as seen in its painted stucco, decorative tiles, terra cotta, tile roofs, and ornamental ironwork. The rooftop garden overlooking the city was often a common hangout for starlets such as Kim Novak. The newly restored apartment features 112 studio, one bedroom, and two bedroom units with a clean, contemporary, and efficient design. Centrally located on one of the most prominent streets in Kansas City that connects the Plaza, Westport, and Downtown, the Ambassador on Broadway Street offers convenience and accessibility. The resident roof top lounge and deck will allow residents to entertain, relax or work with an unobstructed view north to downtown Kansas City.

A quiet community with only six units per building, and two homes per floor, Raleigh Arms sits on the bus line and near freeways, just minutes from downtown and greater Kansas City. With its impressive brick exterior reminiscent of 1930’s design, Raleigh Arms pays tribute to Hyde Park’s rich architectural history, from the outer detailing and design to the interior stairways and banisters all original elements. History blends with the present, as you’ll enjoy convenient amenities, such as ample storage units and an on-site clothing care center. A controlled building access provide comfort and convenience.

Alexander and its twin neighbor Cleopatra are Prairie Style residences built in the 1920’s. Their distinctive facades contain sweeping horizontal bands of stucco and masonry capped by expansive clay tile roofs, which extend to offer shade to the broad 2-story porches overlooking the quiet, tree-lined sidewalks of Locust Street. Alexander and Cleopatra were renovated in 2013 with a modern aesthetic that includes stainless steel appliances and maple cabinetry complemented by color-coordinating accent tile.

Cleopatra and its twin neighbor Alexander are Prairie Style residences built in the 1920’s. Their distinctive facades contain sweeping horizontal bands of stucco and masonry capped by expansive clay tile roofs, which extend to offer shade to the broad 2-story porches overlooking the quiet, tree-lined sidewalks of Locust Street. Alexander and Cleopatra were renovated in 2013 with a modern aesthetic that includes stainless steel appliances and maple cabinetry complemented by color-coordinating accent tile.

Gillham House Apartments in Hyde Park, Midtown KC

Nestled in the heart of Hyde Park, this three-story, striking red brick building reveals rich historic detailing from the 1920’s exterior architecture to the original stairways and banisters inside. Here, you’ll revel in the rich surroundings, while enjoying the many provided conveniences. A large porch offers a place to gather and relax, while storage units and an on-site clothing care center make life a little easier. Additionally, a controlled building access ensure your comfort and peace of mind.

The Colonnades Apartments in Midtown KC!

This is one of Kansas City’s coveted historic buildings built in 1902-1903 that were restored in 2017. The Colonnades consists of four self-sufficient buildings and 34 apartments in total overlooking Armour Blvd. Walking up to The Colonnades, you will see mature trees lining the street. This provides a shaded grass area leading up to the front porches supported by beautiful white columns of each building. As you approach, you will notice the historic detail preserved, but entering each apartment will give you a sense of modern living. The kitchens feature large marble-like quartz eating bars, pendant lighting, stainless appliances. The wood floors(basement units have matching plank flooring) were restored and the historic windows remain intact, providing a ton of natural light in each unit. These homes are pet friendly, Google Fiber ready, and have washer and dryer in-unit. We are proud help keep some of the neighborhood fabric in place while supplying updated apartments that have an intimate feeling of home.

Checkout Interstate Flats in Midtown KC!

The only thing cookie-cutter about Interstate Flats is its history. Interstate Flats once housed the offices of Interstate Bakeries headquarters, who manufactured baked goods that you probably know such as Twinkies, Wonder Bread, and Ho Hos. Decades after Interstate Bakeries closed, Mac Properties was drawn to this midtown location for its history and proximity to downtown Kansas City. Every apartment has a unique floorplan with features borrowed from the old Hostess building. The apartments preserved and reused the building’s original frosted glass, solid wood doors and wall-to-wall windows. We also added some contemporary features like stainless steel appliances, synthetic wood flooring and European style cabinetry. The old courtyard was reimagined into a resident social area with an exterior grill and an indoor lounge. Every apartment at Interstate Flats is as unique as the residents who chose them.

Nestled in the urban KC neighborhood of Hyde Park on Armour Blvd, Five Twenty East embodies the modern apartment community with plenty of space to relax, work, learn, or play. This 7-story brick apartment was constructed in 2021 and features a top-floor indoor/outdoor pool lounge that will elevate the living experience and entice residents to never leave home. Speaking of home, each resident will enjoy a washer and dryer, smart entry locks, sleek two-toned cabinets, wood-style flooring, LED lighting, an icemaker, and no-fee access to a smart package collection room, a state-of-the-art fitness center, study rooms, and bike storage. If residents feel the need to venture, the surrounding area of Midtown has plenty to offer with a wide variety local restaurants, parks, and shopping. Some of the best Kansas City has to offer! Five Twenty East is just a 5-minute drive or short bike ride to downtown Kansas City, The Plaza, and Westport. Now Renting!

The Crosswalks features four different buildings, each with a distinct style and character, connected to a private club loaded with amenities and an array of convenient retail. When you live at The Crosswalks, you can use the resident app to connect with your neighbors, see what curated events are going on around you, get local business discounts and enter maintenance requests 24/7.

Named for the Westover Chocolate Shop that once served the neighborhood from this corner, Westover is both raw and refined with layers of texture, pattern, and color. Modern to the core, steeped in an earthy, artful atmosphere.

Located in Midtown, The Crosswalks is in the center of a thriving historic neighborhood that is ideally situated within Kansas City. Living at The Crosswalks, you’re close to Downtown, Westport, Martini Corner, Country Club Plaza, the Crossroads Art District, UMKC, KCAI, and KU Medical Center. It’s a 3-minute drive from your parking spot to I-71 and your front door is on the Armour Boulevard Bikeway.

If you prefer to let someone else drive, a Troost MAX stop is steps away. When you’re connected to Kansas City through the Troost MAX, you can access the University of Missouri-Kansas City, Rockhurst University, and Hospital Hill campuses in minutes and you will be just a few Troost MAX stops away from Blackhole Bakery, High Hopes Ice Cream, The Combine, Ruby Jeans Juicery, and more.

No matter where you’re going or how you want to get there, you’re connected. In addition to the great retail options at your doorstep, there’s never a shortage of things to do when you live at The Crosswalks.