The Building and Neighborhood

1515 Walnut offers a prime location, convenient and desirable amenities, bespoke design and a sustainable footprint in the heart of the Crossroads.

 
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Building amenities and benefits

Comfort, convenience, and community are important to us. At 1515 residents enjoy:

      • Heated and secure indoor parking garage

      • Easy access to the streetcar — just one block away

      • Electronic callbox for easy guest entrance

      • On-site storage units

      • On-site management (owners live on-site)

      • On-site solar panels

      • Breathtaking views of Kansas City skylines

      • 10% discount at Tannin Wine Bar & Kitchen

A Sustainable Apartment Community

If environmentally sustainable living is a priority to you, there’s no better apartment community than 1515. Rather than demolishing a nearly 75-year-old building, we restored and recycled the building to preserve and enhance its original architecture.

The building was designed to LEED sustainable design standards, resulting in year-round energy savings for tenants.

Rooftop solar panels provide approximately 50% of the building’s energy. Each apartment is connected to 7 solar panels so that each tenant enjoys reduced energy bills every month.

Other elements that make 1515 a sustainable apartment community include:

  • Reclaimed local materials used throughout all apartments

  • Low-VOC paint (volatile organic compounds) used throughout all apartments

  • Energy-efficient lighting (LED and compact fluorescent) throughout the building

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THE NEIGHBORHOOD

Living at 1515 Walnut, you’ll be in the heart of one of Kansas City’s most vibrant neighborhoods — the Crossroads Arts District. Located just blocks from dozens of restaurants, shops, and entertainment venues, 1515 is the perfect place to build your urban life in Kansas City. At 1515 you’ll be in walking distance from:

  • The exciting and popular Power and Light District, full of restaurants, bars, and live entertainment venues

  • Sprint Center

  • The Kauffman Center for Performing Arts

  • Two Kansas City Streetcar stops (Kauffman Center, and Power & Light)

  • Dozens of museums and art galleries, music venues

  • Union Station and the shops at Crown Center

  • Gourmet grocery store at Cosentino’s Market 

  • Alamo Drafthouse dine-in movie theatre