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Kansas City, Kansas in Wyandotte County
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90 active listings near Kansas City
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$339,000   * 2401 N 59th St
$334,900   * 2900 N 59th St
$329,970   * 2418 N 59th St
$299,000   * 6254 Webster Ave
$295,000    3033 N Getty St
$290,000    3328 N 54th St
$285,000   * 3103-3105 N 63rd St
$280,000    2201 N 22nd St
$279,970   * 4920 Yecker Ave
$270,000    2122 N 43rd St
$265,000    3417 N 51st St
$260,000    2027 N 54th St
$259,000    3914 Leavenworth Rd
$257,000   * 5925 Haskell Ave
$250,000    3512 Sloan Dr
$250,000    1126 Greeley St
$249,700   * 2946 Hutchings St
$235,000   * 2309 N 22nd St
$234,900   * 2005 N 15th St
$230,000   * 3331 N 53rd St
$230,000   * 3720 Oak Ave
$230,000    2836 Parkwood Blvd
$225,000   * 3314 N 59th St
$225,000    2127 N 43rd St
$220,000   * 6219 Cernech Rd
$218,950   * 2108 N 38th St
$218,500   * 1147 Rowland Ave
$215,000   * 4840 Webster Ave
$210,000   * 5113 Yecker Ave
$210,000    2921 N 55th St
$205,000   * 4215 Roswell Ave
$205,000    2212 Lathrop Ave
$200,000   * 3112 N 56th St
$200,000   * 1014 Haskell Ave
$200,000    1927 Parallel Ave
$199,000   * 3163 Rowland Ave
$199,000   * 1118 Richmond Ave
$195,000    3352 N 55th St
$189,000   * 2819 N 42nd St
$189,000    2837 Parkwood Blvd
$185,000    3106 Greeley Ave
$180,000   * 1327 Waverly Ave
$179,155    2405 Stewart Ave
$177,500   * 2406 Haskell Ave
$175,000    2942 N 47th Ter
$175,000    3353 N 59th St
$175,000   * 1934 N 17th St
$175,000   * 5117 Parkview Ave
$175,000    3018 N 58th St
$175,000    1833 N 32nd St
$174,900   * 1027 Lafayette Ave
$169,900   * 1919 Parallel Ave
$169,000   * 3005 N 62nd St
$160,000   * 4211 Leavenworth Rd
$160,000    3106 N 23rd St
$160,000   * 4245 Lathrop Ave
$158,000   * 3020 Greeley Ave
$158,000   * 2818 N 27th St
$150,000    5000 Yecker Ave
$145,000   * 2501 N 51st St
$145,000    1328 Yecker Ave
$143,000   * 2926 N Baltimore St
$140,000    1958 N 25th St
$135,000    2963 N 17th St
$135,000    3304 Delavan Ave
$135,000    3301 Mellier Ave
$135,000    1036 Lafayette Ave
$130,000   * 1945 N 15th St
$130,000    2939 N 27th St
$125,000   * 3004 Parkwood Blvd
$115,000    5701 Parkview Ave
$114,000   * 5808 Parkview Ave
$110,000    1116 Greeley Ave
$110,000   * 2816 N 21st St
$110,000   * 1729 Waverly Ave
$104,900    1831 Walker Ave
$97,500   * 1872 Tennyson St
$85,000    3218 N 27th St
$78,000    5026 Cleveland Ave
$50,000    3533 N 33rd St
$39,900    5665 Yecker Ave
$36,000    4615 Leavenworth Rd
$14,000    3019 N 43rd St
$11,500   * 1815 Kimball Ave
$11,500   * 3026 N 17th St
$10,000   * 1832 N 31st St
$9,000    2920 N Bethany St
$1,000   * 3200 Brown Ave

Interested in fun facts and the history of Kansas City, KS?
Then read on!

The area surrounding Kansas City, Kansas has a rich history dating back to pre-Columbian times, when various Native American tribes lived in the region. The first European explorer to visit the area was Frenchman Etienne Veniard, Sieur de Bourgmont, who traveled up the Missouri River in 1724.

In 1803, the United States purchased the Louisiana Territory from France, which included the land that is now Kansas City, Kansas. Over the next few decades, the region was settled by pioneers and became a hub for the fur trade, as well as a stop on the Santa Fe Trail.

In 1854, the Kansas-Nebraska Act was passed, which opened up the region to settlement and led to the creation of Kansas Territory. Kansas City, Kansas was founded in 1868 and grew rapidly due to its location along the Kansas River and the development of the railroad.

During the 20th century, the area around Kansas City, Kansas became known for its meatpacking industry, which was centered in the Stockyards district. The city was also a major center for automotive manufacturing, with factories for General Motors, Ford, and other companies.

Today, Kansas City, Kansas is a diverse city with a rich cultural heritage. It is home to a number of historic sites and attractions, including the Kansas Speedway, the National Agricultural Center and Hall of Fame, and the Wyandotte County Historical Museum.