For any hardcore Kansas City Chiefs fans looking to buy a home, this might be the perfect one for you.

A five-bedroom home in Joplin, Missouri, currently converted into two rentals, is up for sale for $275,000 — and it comes with everything Chiefs. 

The house won’t be hard to miss as you drive by. Located at 2802 N Highview, the duplex is marked by a Chiefs arrowhead and lettering on the driveway.

The living room features cardinal red tartan carpeting and as you make your way to the kitchen, red and yellow tiles with the Chiefs logo line the floors complimented by a red and yellow backsplash. 

One of the bathrooms features the Chiefs mascot, K.C. Wolf, on the shower door.

Spanning over 3,400 square feet, the home was first built in 1996.

West of Springfield, Joplin is located on the Kansas-Missouri border and is about two and a half hours south of the Chiefs’ home of Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, MO. The town has a rich history, too, most notably for being the location where Bonnie and Clyde hid in 1933. A local museum explores the connection to the notorious robbers as well as its past mining industry.

The home has been on the market for almost a month, just in time for the playoffs.

The Kansas City Chiefs had a resounding victory against the Bills on Sunday — scoring 42 points against Buffalo — to continue edging towards their Super Bowl LVI dreams. 

Jonathan Leach Team with Keller Williams Realty holds the listing.