5305 Cherry St, Kansas City, MO 64110

One of KC's most architecturally significant homes - featured in local/national/international books & magazines. Two extraordinary features on HGTV. This is the largest Bruce Goff designed home in KC. The plan is an open octagonal design. Eight perimeter octagonal rooms surrond the Great Room. The teepee-like shingled ceiling focuses on a central skylight that is also an octagonal pyramid above the conversational pit with fountain, fire and pool. The house is full of skylights, triangular windows, over 100 built-in, imbedded Italian Murano ashtrays, built-in furniture, incredible storage, original features, updated features, a Sputnik, a fire ring, walls that open, open rooms, a reflecting pool, a swimming pool and all that goes with a Bruce Goff residence. Bruce Goff was a child architectural prodigy born in Kansas. He built many residences in the American Midwest, developing his signature "organic architecture" suited specifically for the client and site. Goff's heros influ