
Listed By
Cory Ward
Cory Ward is a Kansas City native and seasoned real estate professional known for his dedication to creating seamless experiences for buyers and sellers alike. With a background as a commodities broker and a deep-rooted connection to the local market, Cory brings expert insight, strategic negotiation skills, and a passion for helping clients find their perfect home.


THE SPACE
The homes were thoughtfully designed to maximize livability, natural light, and connection across every floor. Every space is crafted for comfort, function, and effortless everyday living.
THE FINISHES
The finishes are thoughtfully selected to create a warm, modern interior with a sense of continuity throughout the home. Natural wood tones, stone surfaces, refined tile, and understated metal finishes come together to feel elevated, comfortable, and timeless.
THE KALA EXPERIENCE
"In storms our kids don't wake up. It's so quiet."
Sush & Morgen, Kala Homeowners
The West Plaza Bungalows
redefine luxury by focusing on what truly matters—how your home performs beyond what you can see. Built with four essential control layers—water, vapor, thermal, and air—these homes create a living environment unlike any other. Unmatched comfort, health, sustainability, and durability aren’t just features of a Kala home; they’re the foundation of it.
The Neighborhood
A vibrant, historic neighborhood
Nestled between Westport Road to Ward Parkway and State Line Road to Madison Avenue
Ten minutes walk to the Country Club Plaza
West Plaza is a vibrant, historic neighborhood set just west of the, wait for it, Country Club Plaza. A neighborhood rich in history, the Battle of Westport was fought in and around West Plaza. After the war, Kansas City really began to thrive. With a bridge built across the Missouri River the city became a major hub for transportation and the meatpacking industry. Many blue collar workers were employed at meatpacking plants in the West Bottoms and took the street car to and from their homes in West Plaza.
Unlike other districts in the city, West Plaza wasn’t a planned development. As farmland was sold off new homes were built in a myriad of shapes and sizes. While many of the older homes in the area have been restored, the mix of homes in the neighborhood is something that has always added to the beauty and eclectic character of one of Kansas City's most iconic neighborhoods.





















