Beauty and Serenity

Comfortable, private bedroom, with a Queen Size bed and guest shared bathroom (private bathroom when no other guests are staying) with bath/shower, in a beautiful historic and very spacious home. Minimum stay is 30 days, but beyond that, a stay can last as long as you'd like. Feel free to contact us with any questions regarding your length of stay. The space We affectionately call our home, Chez La Vie. It is a large, 103 year old house designed with over 14 different types of wood, stained glass, pocket doors, original light fixtures, and incredible warmth throughout. Guest access Important notice! Please be aware that due to the Covid-19 Global Pandemic, there are NO common areas shared with this listing. Until this pandemic has been resolved, the listing is ONLY for the bedroom and bathroom. Guests are NOT allowed to use or remain in any other part of the house. We ask that they only quickly pass through the house on their way in to or out of their bedroom. There is NO kitchen access and NO laundry facilities on the premise for guests to use. During your stay Important notice! Please be aware that due to the Covid-19 Global Pandemic, there are NO common areas shared with this listing. Until this pandemic has been resolved, the listing is ONLY for the bedroom and bathroom. Guests are NOT allowed to use or remain in any other part of the house. We ask that they only quickly pass through the house on their way in to or out of their bedroom. There is NO kitchen access and NO laundry facilities on the premise for guests to use. Other things to note Kansas City may be the most exciting city to visit in the country these days. Condé Nast Traveler recently crowned Kansas City as one of the country’s Most Underrated Cities for Millennials, praising the region’s affordability, “thriving arts culture” and “walkable, active neighborhoods.” Huffington Post Names Kansas City 'Coolest' City In America. The Huffington Post ranked Kansas City as the most exciting, "it" city in the United States. The food, Midwestern hospitality and music were all highlighted as reasons to visit the metro area. It is a large city. You can fit 6 San Francisco's into Kansas City. Kansas City is larger than New York City. One of the great parks of Kansas City is Swope Park, which is more than twice the size of New York City's Central Park. Some of the greatest art collections in the world are found in the museums here in Kansas City, and include: Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art National World War I Museum American Jazz Museum Negro Leagues Baseball Museum The National Museum of Toys and Miniatures The Arabia Steamboat Museum Science City at Union Station The Money Museum Airline History Museum The College Basketball Experience TWA Museum Belger Arts Center Red Star Studios The Arvin Gottlieb Planetarium at Union Station Black Archives of Mid-America Kansas City is historically known for Jazz, and has a robust Jazz scene. Some of the best performing arts in the country take place at the Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts, Sprint Center, The Folly Theater, Kansas City Repertory Theater, and at many other venues throughout the city. Kansas City is known for Barbeque, and now boasts an exciting world class dinning experience.