Kansas City Real Estate For Sale In MO

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Metro Cities Near Kansas City

• 193 miles to Des Moines, IA
• 239 miles to Fayetteville, AR
• 248 miles to St. Louis, MO
• 349 miles to Oklahoma, OK

• Lincoln College Prep. (9-12)
  2111 Woodland, Kansas City
• Ewing Marion Kauffman High School (9-12)
  6401 Paseo Boulevard, Kansas City
• Notre Dame de Sion School (PK-12)
  10631 Wornall Rd, Kansas City
• Gladstone Elementary School (K-6)
  335 N Elmwood Ave, Kansas City
• John T. Hartman Elementary School (K-6)
  8111 Oak St, Kansas City

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1. The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art - This breathtaking art museum is almost as impressive on the outside as it is on the inside. This art museum houses collections of pieces sourced from all over the world and across history. You could easily visit this museum every few months and not even hope to see all it has to offer.
2. Find the best barbecue in Kansas City - We won’t try to tell you who has the best barbecue in Kansas City, because that would ruin the thrill of the hunt. You should experiment and explore the best barbecue joints in the city and figure out which is your favorite. Make it a mission.
3. Go to a Kansas City Chiefs game - If you’re fortunate enough to live in a city with an NFL team you owe it to yourself to go to at least one game, especially since the Chiefs have been a fantastic team in recent years. Grab some friends and head out to Arrowhead Stadium for a great time.
4. Hang out in the 18 and Vine District - You could make a solid argument that 18 and Vine is the cultural heart of Kansas City. Here you’ll find the home of Kansas City Jazz, the jazz style  that more or less defined American music for the 20th century. As you might imagine, there’s a plethora of jazz clubs and other entertainment venues all over the area. You’ll want to make a few trips a month to really get a taste for this place.
5. City Market - One of the largest farmer markets in the Midwest, City Market hosts a farmer’s market every weekend all year long. If buying local is a big deal for you, you can easily get your weekly groceries from here. In addition to the farmer’s market, City Market also hosts gourmet restaurants and boutique stores.
6. Go to a Royals Game - If we mention the Chiefs we have to mention the Royals. No other sport has an atmosphere like baseball, and Kansas City’s resident MLB team reliably delivers an enjoyable evening with each passing season. Their ballpark is right next to the Chief’s stadium, so if you know how to get to one game you know how to get to the other.
7. Ewing and Muriel Kauffman Memorial Garden - This lesser-known spot in Kansas City offers up a great mix of architectural and natural design brought together in one beautiful display. If you’re in the area and looking for some relaxing downtime, take a quick stroll around the garden and enjoy.
8. First Fridays in the West bottoms - If antique fashion and trinkets are your thing, you’ll be looking forward to the first Friday of each month. Head to the West Bottoms, which is just west of Downtown Kansas City, and peruse a wide variety of vintage furniture, jewelry, and clothing, all while enjoying delicious barbecue served up by local food trucks.

1. Swope Park - If you want to escape the straight lines of the city and bask under the shade of an urban forest, Swope Park is the place for you. At over 1,000 acres, it’s easy to find your own private spot in this park and sit down under a tree with a good book or a few friends for a picnic.
2. Loose Park - Nearing one hundred years in age, this third largest park in Kansas City is your quintessential urban park, with a duck pond, a Japanese garden, and an old cannon. If you live south of the city center, you’ll probably make monthly trips to Loose Park either on your own or with your friends and family.