3629 Warwick, Kansas City, MO 64111

Set in the heart of historic Hyde Park, 3629 Warwick stands out with a generous 0.188-acre (8,188 SF) footprint—substantially larger than most infill lots in Midtown Kansas City. Zoned R-6 with a Residential Medium Density land use designation, the property supports a range of development options from custom single-family homes to attached or two-unit configurations. It’s also surrounded by multifamily properties, creating a compelling case for rezoning to increase density. Just blocks from the planned KC Streetcar extension, this site combines walkability with access to the Plaza, Crown Center, and downtown—making it ideal for end-users and developers alike.

The site also holds a notable piece of literary history: a young Ernest Hemingway lived in the residence that once stood on this lot in 1917 while working as a cub reporter for The Kansas City Star. Though the original home was lost to fire many years ago, the address remains a quiet landmark tied to one of America’s most iconic writers.

Whether you’re building a home or launching a development, 3629 Warwick offers the scale, location, and story to make a lasting impact.

Located in Kansas City’s historic Hyde Park, 3629 Warwick offers walkable access to some of the city’s most iconic destinations. Set just off the Main Street Corridor, the property is a short stroll from the upcoming KC Streetcar extension and within 1.5 miles of the Country Club Plaza, Nelson-Atkins Museum, Kemper Museum, Kansas City Art Institute, Westport, Union Hill, and Martini Corner. Known for its tree-lined streets and historic homes, Hyde Park blends architectural charm with unbeatable connectivity—making it one of Midtown’s most sought-after neighborhoods for both living and investment.