Platinum-lifestyle Campbell building is now leasing and loft-lifestyle McCoy building is accepting reservations; both buildings near completion in Union Hill
Final installation of multi-million dollar Founders Phase 2 development set to be move-in ready by summer with more than 75 available apartments
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (April 14, 2016) – Union Hill announces the Campbell building at 3000 Gillham, a platinum-lifestyle building, is now leasing and the McCoy building at 3020 Gillham, a loft-lifestyle building, is now accepting reservations. The new buildings bring more than 75 new apartment home units to the active neighborhood, joining the existing 256 platinum, loft and classic apartment homes in Union Hill.
Each of the Union Hill apartment buildings is named after a Kansas City founder buried in Union Cemetery, Kansas City’s oldest public cemetery located in Union Hill. The combined residential and retail district with more than 1000 residents offers extensive green space, restaurants and retail experiences for urban-minded individuals that seek the feeling of a traditional neighborhood with the convenience of downtown living. Union Hill spans 16 blocks, nestled between Main Street on the west, Gillham Road on the east, the 31st Street corridor on the south and approximately 29th Street on the north.
The Campbell Building
The Campbell building is named after John Campbell, one of the 14 purchasers of the old Prudhomme Estate, the original town site for Kansas City. Similar to the platinum-lifestyle Ragan and Taylor buildings, the Campbell building is based on Chicago’s Lincoln Park. The platinum-lifestyle design reflects classic architecture among the historic homes, townhomes and apartment buildings that define the Union Hill neighborhood.
The Campbell building is home to 23 units, featuring one and two bedroom floorplans. It is one of the three new platinum-lifestyle buildings, including luxury amenities such as all stainless steel appliances, gas cooking, granite countertops, a walk-in pantry and wood-burning fireplaces in select units. Additionally, the Campbell building features a stone façade, including elegant architecture with modern finishes and fully-wired capabilities for all service providers, including Google Fiber.
The Campbell Building features, 3000 Gillham:
- 23 units with one and two bedrooms, both with den options
- Furnished lobbies and private parking garages
- Fully hard-wired for technology choices, including Google Fiber, Time Warner Cable and AT&T U-verse
- Union Hill offices are staffed seven days a week to assist residents with package delivery, property services and leasing questions
- Elegant condominium design with brick terraces and balconies
- Open floor plans with luxury plank floors in the living and dining areas
- Large walk-in closets
- Separate laundry room equipped with full size washer and dryer
- Kitchen with walk-in pantry and stainless steel appliances including gas cooking
- Select apartments come with wood-burning fireplaces
- Storage available in each building
- On-site management, 24-hour emergency maintenance
- Access to private resident state-of-the-art Union Hill Athletic Club
The McCoy Building
The McCoy loft-lifestyle building is named after John Calvin McCoy, another original purchaser of the historic Prudhomme Estate. McCoy came to Kansas City in 1830 to help establish “Cantonment Leavenworth”, a large military reservation, and later helped plat the original town of Kansas. Like the loft-lifestyle McGee building, the McCoy building offers 56 units available for rent in addition to 9,000 square feet of retail, restaurant or professional space at the street front level.
The loft lifestyle apartments in Union Hill feature large, open floor plans with exposed metal ductwork. All apartments feature contemporary kitchen finishes and private garage parking with elevators directly in the building. Additional features listed below.
The McCoy Building features, 3020 Gillham:
- Inspired by classic brick architecture of traditional loft buildings
- True, urban loft design with studio, one and two bedrooms
- Den options available in one bedroom floor plans
- 56 units
- Hard-wired for all technology, including Google Fiber
- Union Hill offices are staffed seven days a week to assist residents with package delivery, property services and leasing questions.
- Balconies, unique to area lofts
- Walk-in kitchen pantry
- Tiled bathrooms with walk-in linen closet
- Private garage parking and keycard access entries with security cameras
- Storage available in each building
- On-site management, 24-hour emergency maintenance
- Access to private state-of-the-art Union Hill Athletic Club
- First floor retail
- Priced from $890 – $1,585 monthly
Local ownership, development, management and leadership ensure the success and stability of Union Hill as a neighborhood with dining, entertainment, services and green space. Overlooking Crown Center, Union Hill is near major employers, including Hallmark Cards, Union Station, multiple major law firms, the Federal Reserve and Children’s Mercy Hospital. A short walk from the Crossroads Arts District, Union Hill preserves history and embraces the future of Kansas City with the Kauffman Performing Arts Center, downtown Kansas City and Country Club Plaza as nearby neighbors.
About Union Hill
Established in 1857, Union Hill is one of Kansas City’s oldest continuous neighborhoods with more than 1000 young professionals, established mobile mid-career and active empty nesters. Union Hill is a true urban neighborhood, spanning more than 16 city blocks nestled between Main Street on the west, Gillham Road on the east, the 31st Street corridor on the south and approximately 29th Street on the north. Overlooking Crown Center and the downtown skyline, the Union Hill district offers convenient living surrounded by green space, dining, arts, entertainment, fitness and some of Kansas City’s major employers. Bob Frye leads the overall development, preservation and advancement of Union Hill with a more than 30-year history of ownership and solid development that builds on 150 years of history with a long term vision and commitment to the neighborhood. Kansas City’s history is embraced throughout the district. For more information, visit www.unionhill.com or follow the latest at on www.facebook.com/unionhillkc, @UHILLKC on Twitter and Instagram or call 816-777-5900.
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