Single-Level Homes in Kansas City | Explore Cadence Villas
Single-Level Living in Kansas City’s Northland Without Giving Up Extra Rooms
A simpler home should still have room for the way you live. That might mean a dedicated office, space for overnight guests, or a hobby room that does not double as the dining table.
If you are searching for single-level homes in Kansas City’s Northland, 1701 NW 105th Terrace deserves a look. This four-bedroom home in Cadence Villas combines a one-story layout with newer construction and several owner-added improvements.
Want to see how it fits your plans? Schedule a call with Heartland Homes KC. We can talk through the home, your timing, and any property you need to sell.
I’m Jason DeLong, a Kansas City real estate agent with an architecture degree from Kansas State and experience building more than 100 homes. I pay attention to how a floor plan works on an ordinary Tuesday. Room placement, laundry access, and storage deserve as much attention as the kitchen finishes.
Meet 1701 NW 105th Terrace in Cadence Villas
Located in Kansas City, Missouri 64155, this detached villa was built in 2025 by Hakes Brothers. It is the builder’s Paige model.
The listing includes:
Asking price of $415,000.
Four bedrooms and two full bathrooms.
1,781 square feet of finished living space.
A single-story ranch layout.
Main-level laundry in a dedicated laundry room.
An attached two-car garage.
Owner-added landscaping, irrigation, and an additional patio.
MLS number 2650778.
The property is currently coming soon, with an active date scheduled for November 13, 2026. Contact us for current availability and showing arrangements. www.kcheartlandhomes.com
You can explore the photos and specifications on the full listing for 1701 NW 105th Terrace.
Four Bedrooms Give You Options
Bedroom count can be a misleading shortcut when shopping for a home. Four bedrooms can support several different routines.
You might use the space as:
A primary bedroom, home office, guest room, and hobby room.
Two bedrooms and two separate workspaces.
Three bedrooms and a dedicated room for projects or exercise.
That fourth bedroom does not have to contain a bed.
The useful question is whether the rooms can accommodate your furniture and activities. During a tour, look at wall space, closet storage, natural light, and separation from the main living area.
If you are considering a smaller home, start with the spaces you use every week. Our guide to downsizing your home in Kansas City can help you organize the broader move.
What Single-Level Living Means Here
At this home, all 1,781 square feet of finished living space are above grade. The bedrooms, bathrooms, kitchen, and laundry are on the same level.
That arrangement can make everyday tasks more convenient. Laundry does not require a trip between floors. An office or guest bedroom can share the same level as the main living spaces.
The kitchen includes an island and pantry. Connected kitchen, dining, and living areas provide space for cooking, conversation, and gathering.
Look Closely at Storage and Access
The home has a slab foundation. Take time to evaluate closet space, pantry capacity, and garage storage against what you plan to bring.
Also check the entrances, doorways, and bathroom layout for your specific needs. A single-story description tells you where the rooms are located. Entry heights and other access details still deserve an in-person look.
Newer Construction With Outdoor Improvements Already Completed
A newly built home can come with a second round of decisions after closing. Landscaping, watering arrangements, and outdoor seating areas all need attention.
At 1701 NW 105th Terrace, the owner has already completed landscaping, installed irrigation, and added patio space.
Those improvements give buyers something concrete to evaluate:
Landscaping that can be viewed during the tour.
An installed system for watering the lawn and landscape.
Additional patio space for outdoor furniture and everyday use.
My construction background makes me look closely at these details. A base price and a finished home can represent different packages.
When comparing this property with a new build, review the actual lot, selected finishes, included improvements, incentives, and completion schedule. Compare the full package before deciding which home offers the better fit.
This home was built in 2025 and has been occupied. Ask about its maintenance history and any remaining transferable builder warranty coverage.
Understand the Cadence Villas Maintenance Arrangement
The listing identifies grounds maintenance and structure maintenance among the association’s services. FirstService Residential is listed as the association manager. The developer also describes Cadence Villas as a maintenance-provided community. www.huntmidwestkc.com
That arrangement is worth exploring if you want help with some exterior responsibilities. The details belong in the decision.
Before making an offer, review:
Current association dues and any separate assessments.
Which grounds and structures receive maintenance.
Which repairs and routine tasks remain the owner’s responsibility.
Rules affecting landscaping, exterior changes, and patio use.
No home comes with a lifetime exemption from a to-do list. Clear information helps you understand how much of that list you will handle yourself.
Choosing a Northland Location That Fits Your Routine
When people ask me about the best neighborhoods in Kansas City, I start with their daily routine.
Where do you work? Which errands do you make most often? How important are nearby recreation, dining, and airport access?
For this home, drive the routes you expect to use. Visit at different times of day. Look at how the surrounding streets and nearby services fit your habits.
If school attendance matters to your purchase, confirm the address directly with the district.
As you compare Kansas City neighborhoods, our guide to new construction neighborhoods in Kansas City offers additional communities to explore.
Need to Sell Your Current Home Before Moving?
The next home is only part of the plan. Your current home’s value, condition, and selling timeline also affect the move.
Start by requesting your current home’s value. Then we can discuss the selling approach that supports your goals.
Depending on your situation, you may want to:
Review our Heartland Homes KC 100-Point Marketing Plan when considering a traditional listing.
Request cash offers for your current home if you are comparing cash home buyers in Kansas City.
Explore our for sale by owner resources in Kansas City if you are considering handling the sale yourself.
Compare expected proceeds, costs, preparation, and timing before choosing a path.
You can also read our guide to buying before you sell in Kansas City. We can review current program availability, qualifications, fees, and terms together.
Explore Single-Level Living at 1701 NW 105th Terrace
This Cadence Villas home brings together four useful bedrooms, main-level laundry, a two-car garage, and completed outdoor improvements. It is worth exploring if you want a single-level layout while keeping room for work, guests, and personal interests.
Jana and I can help you evaluate the property and plan the steps around your move.
Schedule a call with Heartland Homes KC to ask questions, confirm availability, and arrange a tour when showings begin.
