401 Harrison St Olathe, KS 66061

Listing details for 401 Harrison St, Olathe, KS 66061 : This is a rare opportunity to own a truly distinctive piece of Olathe history. Built in 1894 by Albert ?and Helena Hyer Ott, this remarkable residence is proudly listed on the Kansas Register of Historic Places (1988) National Register (1998) & Olathe Register (2011).Lovingly owned & preserved since 1987, this home stands as an outstanding example of a front-gable Queen Anne design. From the moment you step inside, you are immediately immersed in the elegance, artistry & craftsmanship of a bygone era. The interior showcases an extraordinary collection of original features, each room thoughtfully decorated to honor the home’s 19th-century heritage while enhancing its architectural details. Intricate woodwork, stunning light fixtures (including several rare reverse-painted pieces) & exceptional period elements grace every space. Pocket doors, a built-in bar area, original DR cabinetry, a charming tiled FP surround, carved stair spindles, push-button light switches, clawfoot bathtubs, replica cast iron stove & transom windows thruout (some w/stained glass) are just the beginning. Rich hdwd floors anchor many of the main-level rooms while sunlight streaming through the stained glass windows near the 2nd floor landing creates a kaleidoscope of color that is unforgettable. The main level offers a warm & inviting LR w/FP, a formal DR highlighted by a wall of windows & built-in china cabinet + charming sitting room complete w/bar area. The spacious kitchen is functional & filled w/character featuring a 2nd FP, an impressive oversized island, replica cast iron stove/oven, breakfast/visiting area, multiple built-ins, pantry, laundry nook & 1/2 bath. Upstairs, 3BRs continue the home’s historic charm. The primary BR, located at the front of the home, enjoys direct access to a bath featuring tiled floors, clawfoot tub & pedestal sink. 2 addl BRs share J&J bath, also w/clawfoot tub & sink. Custom-selected window treatments throughout the home complement the original aesthetic.