A beautiful, architecturally stunning place built largely between 1906 and 1925. Proximity to Forest Park, the East Loop and Metrolink make this a great place to live.
The Gravois Park Neighborhood
The Lindenwood Park Neighborhood
The Kingsway East Neighborhood
St. Louis Place Neighborhood
The Hi-Pointe Neighborhood
The Franz Park Neighborhood
The Mark Twain/I-70 Industrial Neighborhood
The Hill Neighborhood
North Hampton Neighborhood
The Lewis Place Neighborhood
The Covenant Blu/Grand Center Neighborhood
Near North Riverfront Neighborhood
The Soulard Neighborhood
The Wydown/Skinker Neighborhood
The Clayton/Tamm Neighborhood
And you thought this was Dogtown, didn't you? So did I. Well, actually it is as the name "Dogtown" refers to the informal combination of three adjoining neighborhoods: Clayton/Tamm, Franz Park, and Hi-Pointe. Great location, walkable and strong retail/restaurant presence makes this neighborhood a favorite.
The Academy Neighborhood
The Carr Square Neighborhood
This is one of those parts of town that has seen such massive disinvestment and lack of care and respect from it's inhabitants and leaders, that it is basically a wasteland. There are huge swaths of unused land, mainly the north west corner where Pruit-Igoe used to be, that are just jungles of weeds.
The West End Neighborhood
Some of the most beautiful architecture in all of St. Louis exits in the West End neighborhood. The last ten years have signaled much change and investment on the fringes of this important place. Hopefully the next ten years will drive positivity and momentum north toward Page Avenue, the northern border of the West End.
The Holly Hills Neighborhood
Holly Hills is a beautiful mix of mansions and homes built in the 1920’s that form a gorgeous setting just north of Carondelet Park. Holly Hills at the terminus of South Grand and is a gem of City living. Clean and manicured, this neighborhood is a showplace. This post includes an original tour from 2010 and some updates in 2020.
