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Directions
The Law Office of Peters & Peters, P.C. is conveniently located in downtown Kansas City, Missouri. We are on the ground floor of the Metropolitan building, 600 East 8th Street, Suite 100, at the intersections of 8th Street and Holmes. The map below shows our location in downtown Kansas City, Missouri.
From Grand Blvd., go to 8th Street and turn East (8th Street runs one-way to the East). Go past the old federal courthouse on your right, then the new federal courthouse on your right. Cross Locust and the AT&T building is on your left. The next building on your left is the Metropolitan. As you approach the front door, you will see a sidewalk on your right that leads to our office.
To view an interactive map, with the option of seeing driving directions from your location to our office, simply click here.
For general directions coming into downtown Kansas City, you can click here.
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Driving Directions:
Peters & Peters, P.C. is located on the ground floor of the Metropolitan Building, 600 E. 8th Street, one block from the federal courthouse on 8th Street. To get to the building, if you are coming into Kansas City from the . . .
East--On I-70 West, you will exit onto 13th Street heading west. Go approximately two blocks to Locust, turn right (North) and go five blocks to 8th Street, turn right (East) and go 1 block, (past the AT&T building on your left) and the Metropolitan is the next building on your left.
South--From Crown Center, follow Grand Avenue to 8th Street., turn right (East) and go four blocks, past the AT&T building on your left, and the Metropolitan is the next building on your left.
North--On I-35/I-29, exit onto Oak Street, going South. Go to 8th Street and turn left (East). Go two blocks (past the AT&T building on your left) and the Metropolitan is the next building on your left.
West--On I-70 East or I-35 North, take MO-9 North exit (also named Oak Street). Bear right and go South on Oak Street. Go to 8th Street and turn left (East). Go two blocks (past the AT&T building on your left) and the Metropolitan is the next building on your left.
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