Mack B. Nelson House - Architecture

Architecture

Built in 1914, the house is a large 14,661-square-foot (1,362.1 m2) rectangle built around an interior atrium, which is lit by movable skylight. It houses 16 bedrooms, 8 bathrooms, a swimming pool with pool house and a basketball court.

Historic Houses of Kansas City, Missouri
Country Club District:
  • Bernard Corrigan House
  • Bertrand Rockwell House
  • Charles S. Keith House
  • Emily Rockwell Love House
  • Floyd Jacobs House
  • George E. Nicholson House
  • House at 5011 Sunset Drive
  • Mack B. Nelson House
  • Mary Rockwell Hook House
  • Michael H. and Rose Katz House
  • Pink House
  • Robert Ostertag House
  • Seth E. Ward Homestead
  • Tom Pendergast House
  • Epperson House
Morningside:
  • Wornall House
Paseo West:
  • Dr. Generous Henderson House
Pendleton Heights:
  • Corinthian Hall
  • Wallace Castle
  • William Chick Scarritt House
Roanoke:
  • Clarence Sondern House
  • Norman Tromanhauser House
  • Thomas Hart Benton House
Southmoreland:
  • Mineral Hall
Ward Parkway:
  • Alexander Majors House

Coordinates: 39°01′40″N 94°36′16″W / 39.0278°N 94.6044°W / 39.0278; -94.6044

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