BROOKSIDE
Just south of the Country Club Plaza, Brookside is known for historic homes and its walkable neighborhood shopping and dining district.
Kansas City’s inner suburbs offer some of the metro’s most established and distinctive places to live, with older homes, mature neighborhoods, local shopping and dining, and easy access to many of the city’s favorite destinations. Located inside the I-435 loop, these communities offer a wide variety of housing, from approachable mid-century homes and charming historic neighborhoods to newer construction and grand luxury estates. You’ll find everything from lively neighborhood shopping districts and walkable downtown areas to quiet residential streets, beautiful parks, and country-club communities. Explore the areas below to discover which of Kansas City’s inner suburbs best fits the way you want to live, and where to start your home search.
Kansas City's Country Club District is a collection of historic upscale neighborhoods known for grand architecture, Ward Parkway estates, and...
The Loose Park area offers historic homes in an exceptional central location near the Country Club Plaza, surrounding one of Kansas City's most...
Mission Hills, KS is an exclusive inner suburb near the Country Club Plaza, known for grand estate homes, winding streets in a park-like setting, and...
Old Leawood is the city's original residential area, known for substantial older homes, generous lots, and thoughtfully integrated new construction....
Anchored by its vibrant downtown, Old Overland Park has established neighborhoods, larger yards, and community events. Situated north of I-435, it is...
Prairie Village is sought after for its charming 1940s–50s neighborhoods sprinkled with thoughtful new construction—adjacent to walkable shopping...
Tucked into northeast Johnson County, Roeland Park offers approachable mid-century homes and exceptional access to the Plaza, midtown, and downtown.

