Tom Harper

The Howard and Edith Taylor residence has been a place of peace & pleasure for the past 139 years. 621 Louisiana is a contributing home in the Old West Lawrence historic district. She has been lovingly cared for and improved in recent years perfectly blending old world charm with modern conveniences. Improvements include a new main level bathroom, designed by Arch & Gable, constructed by Landon

I am pleased to share a new listing on Massachusetts Street. This delightful 1 1/2 story was constructed in 1951 with quality materials, craftsmanship and has been improved in recent years. The sprawling home features a 4th bedroom, 1/2 bath, and huge storage area upstairs. There is gorgeous oak flooring throughout and solid oak doors. The recently renovated main level bath has radiant heat

In the mid-1950s a builder from Topeka, John “Church” Sargent had an idea no one else had thought of before in Lawrence. The lots he purchased were south of KU and north of West Junior High. "Church" made a bold decision and decided to construct the Lawrences' first neighborhood of midcentury modern post and beam spec homes, called the “Space Homes", not because it was the emerging era of space

Truly a rare opportunity, 1543 is one of two vintage homes for sale located adjacent to each other in the Oread Conservation Overlay District. The zoning recently changed to R-4, a high density residential district. The home was purchased by the current owner in 1997 and has been cared for and improved extensively. It is currently leased to 3 people. The lease ends August 1, 2025. The electrical,

Truly a rare opportunity, 1541 is one of two vintage homes located adjacent to each other in the Oread Conservation Overlay District for sale. The zoning recently changed to R-4, a high-density residential district. The home was purchased by the current owner in 1995 and has been cared for and improved extensively over the last 30 years. It has been a consistent source of income and housing for

I am pleased to offer this truly unique home in the desirable West Hills neighborhood near the University of Kansas. The current stewards have lovingly cared for and improved the home. The design, materials and craftsmanship make it a pleasurable place to live. The five dormers create spaces upstairs that delight. Regina Kraus of Junghaus designed plans for the kitchen and one of the bathrooms.