7266-68 Balson Ave, University City, MO 63130

Listing Price: $265,000 New Listing!!!

Address: 7266-68 Balson Ave, University City, MO 63130 (see map)

Number of Units: 2

Bedrooms per Unit: 3

Bathrooms per Unit: 2

Age:  58 years old

Building Square Footage: 3,080

Annual Income: $22,800 (rented under market rates)

Annual Operating Expenses: $6,028

Leases: Both units leased until spring 2014

School District: University City School District (more school info)

Parking: 2 car garage plus center of the street parking

Floor Plan:

The square footage noted on the image below is an automated number based on estimated room sizes and is NOT correct. The tax records list the square footage for both units as 3,080 square feet.

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Circa 1955…

Low maintenance large 3 bedroom, 2 bath duplex on a great street in University City is a fabulous investment property.

Both units are currently rented until spring 2014 below market rate in order to get quick leases. With cosmetic upgrades, could get $1200 per unit for these rare 3 bedroom, 1500 sf units with individual washers and dryers.

Two car tuck-under garage and plenty of additional street parking are popular features for tenants.

Large storage area and laundry for each unit in the basement, plus there is a bonus 1/2 bathroom in the basement.

Both floor plans offer spacious living & dining rooms with wood floors. The eat-in kitchens have plenty of cabinets, dishwashers, gas stoves & space for table. All kitchen appliances included.

The master bedrooms have 2 closets and share a jack-and-jill bathroom with another bedroom, plus there are 3rd bedrooms and a hall full bath per unit.

Easy care flooring…wood, vinyl & ceramic flooring inside the units. Large fully fenced backyard too!

All of the windows and one HVAC/water heater were recently replaced.

Easy to rent location just minutes from The Loop, Clayton, parks and dog park. Near BJC/Wash U, and just 2 doors down from a popular parochial school.

Schedule a Showing:

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5340 Vine Ave, St. Louis, MO 63123

Sale Price: $119,900 New Listing!!!

Address: 5340 Vine Ave, St. Louis, MO 63123 (see map)

Bedrooms: 2

Bathrooms: 1

Property Type: Single Family Home

Floor plan style: Bungalow

Age:  90 years old

Subdivision: Jenkins Place

School District: Affton School District (more school info)

Parking: 2 car garage

Bonus Feature: Open floor plan and screened porch

Floor Plan:

The square footage noted on the image below is an automated number based on estimated room sizes and is NOT correct. The tax records list the square footage on this unit as 1,096 square feet.

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Circa 1923…

You won’t find a more charming home at a better price than this historic bungalow!

Architectural details and open floor plan makes it ideal for entertaining and keeps sunlight streaming through the house regardless of which room you are in.

You’ll love the original farmhouse sink/counters, built-in kitchen cutting board, wall cubbies for displaying your treasures and the retro medicine cabinet/mirror.

The 2 bedrooms currently are carpeted, or pull it up and expose the original wood floors. If you don’t need a 2nd bedroom, it is in a great location to use it as a den or office, just a few feet down a short hall off the living room.

More bonus features include a screened porch, large patio and mostly fenced yard lined with landscaping for a private oasis outside.

Storage isn’t an issue here – extra closets and cubbies throughout the house, plus an unfinished basement and a room off the back of the garage that is perfect for yard storage or garden workshop.

Refrigerator & workbench included!

Schedule a Showing:

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If you are trying to decide where to buy your next home, one of the questions you are probably asking is how good are the public schools. While there are plenty of websites which rank schools, determining which is the best St. Louis school isn’t as simple as going to a school ranking website.

Don’t you wonder how these websites decide what are the best schools?

And do you agree that these are the most important factors in picking a school?

Many school ranking sites will look at college attendance rates and ACT scores. But what about class size? Percentage of kids expelled for disciplinary actions? Teacher years of experience?

Most of these factors are simply not included in the ranking formula used by national school ranking websites.

Rather than just looking for the best school, you need to look for the best school for your family.

Maybe you have children who plan to attend competitive colleges and need to be in a school that offers extensive advanced placement courses. Maybe you have children who are likely to attend vocational programs after high school and you want a school that has a high placement rate of success. Maybe you want your child in a diverse school environment, or a school with a low percentage of low-income children.

For families on a tight budget, finding the best schools in areas they can afford to live is important. Looking at the number of children receiving free or reduced rate lunches can help families needing affordable homes compare schools that will have housing in their price range.

St. Louis High School Performance Statistics & Demographic Data:

The Missouri Department of Education provides a school report card for each public school which includes extensive information about the children attending the school and how they are performing. It includes information on teachers experience and compensation, and how much money is spent on each child.

School report cards include:

• Number of students
• Racial demographics
• Attendance rate
• Number of children receiving free or reduced price school lunches
• Graduation rate, including the number of kids that graduate in 4 years
• Dropout rate
• College and post-secondary education rates
• Placement rates for technical education students
• Staffing ratios
• Years of experience for professional staff
• Professional staff with advanced degrees
• Teacher salaries
• Administrator salaries
• MO Assessment Program (MAP) results
• ACT results
• Disciplinary actions – suspensions over 10 days and expulsions

In order to get you started, I have put together a summary of some key factors to give you a snapshot of each St. Louis public high school and how they are performing.

Are your kids elementary or middle school age? 

With so many elementary and middle schools, the best way to pick a district is to look at the high school results since every child eventually moves on to high school. If the school does a good job with the younger kids, it will reflect well in the high school stats. Once you identify the districts you are interested in, you can then learn more about the elementary or middle schools by looking up their report cards.

Comparison Charts for St. Louis Public High Schools:

If you are trying to find the best schools in the St. Louis area for your family and are new to the area, or maybe you just don’t know how the local schools perform, then start with the summary sheets below to identify which schools you want to investigate further.

Long-time residents who are familiar with the local school districts should also take a look at the summary sheets.  Often our perceptions of a school district doesn’t match the current reality, and you might be overlooking a school that opens up your options for where you can live.

St. Louis County High Schools:

St. Louis City, St. Charles County, Jefferson County & Franklin County High Schools:

NOTE: These charts are copyrighted. You are welcome to download the charts for your own personal use, but you are NOT allowed to republish the charts or the data. You may publish the screenshots above and link to this website. 

St. Louis High School Report Cards:

Once you’ve narrowed down the schools you want to consider, take a look at the high school report cards below for each of the schools. These reports provide information for the last 4 years so you can see if a school is improving, remaining stable or developing problems.

The best way to find the best school for your family is to review this information for yourself and find a school that matches your needs!

Once you have it narrowed down your school selection to a few areas, you can search homes for sale by high school to help you decide if you will be satisfied with housing in the areas. And if you need an agent to help you find the right home for your family, we can help you with that!

St. Louis City:

Many of the St. Louis City Public Schools are magnet or choice schools, and enrollment is determined by a lottery. If you are considering the city schools, take a look at the Magnet School Guide.

Beaumont CTE
Carnahan School of the Future
Central Visual – Performing Arts
Cleveland NJROTC Academy
Gateway
McKinley Classical Leadership Academy
Metro
Miller Career Academy
Roosevelt
Soldan International Studies
Sumner
Transportation and Law
Vashon

St. Louis County:

Affton
Bayless
Brentwood
Clayton
Fergonson-Florissan McCluer
Ferguson-Florissant McCluer North
Ferguson-Florissant McCluer South Berkeley
Hancock Place
Hazelwood Central
Hazelwood East
Hazelwood West
Jennings
Kirkwood
Ladue
Lindbergh
Maplewood-Richmond Heights
Mehlville High
Mehlville Oakville Sr
Normandy
Parkway Central
Parkway North
Parkway South
Parkway West
Pattonville
Ritenour
Riverview Gardens
Rockwood Eureka
Rockwood Lafayette
Rockwood Marquette
Rockwood Summit
University City
Valley Park
Webster Groves

St. Charles County:

Francis Howell Central
Francis Howell High
Francis Howell North
Ft. Zumwalt East
Ft. Zumwalt North
Ft. Zumwalt South
Ft. Zumwalt West
Orchard Farm
St. Charles High
St. Charles West
Wentzville Holt
Wentzville Timberland

Jefferson County:

Fox Seckman Sr
Fox Sr High
Northwest
Windsor

Franklin County:

Meramec Valley
Union
Washington

More St. Louis school information including maps, links to district websites, private school and special education information…

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The National Association of Realtors surveyed 1st time home buyers to find out about their buying habits, and Doorsteps.com turned it into an infographic that helps spell out what is important to the 1st time home buyer.

With 39% of people purchasing homes first time buyers, sellers need to understand what is important to these buyers.

When I am talking with a potential seller, they sometimes have a hard time understanding how buyers will compare their home to the competition. If sellers want to sell, they need to price their home properly…and that means understanding what is important to buyers and what buyers will compromise on.

What is Most Important to 1st Time Buyers?

There are two major areas that buyers evaluate when they are looking for a home. Location and the actual property.

Some things are more important to 1st time buyers than others.

Buyers willing to compromise…

Neighborhood:

• Distance from job – 16%
• Quality of neighborhood – 14%
• Distance from family/friends – 7%
• Quality of schools – 4%
• Distance from school – 2%

Home:

• Size of home – 20%
• Price of home – 19%
• Condition of home – 16%
• Style of home – 14%
• Lot size – 7%

What does this mean?

While buyers care about all of these things, if they have can’t afford to get everything, schools are more important than work commute and how nice the neighborhood is. Buyers will also compromise more on how big the house is and even the price in order to get the lot size and home style they want.

Click on the image above to see a larger version with more information about 1st time home buyers.

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The St. Louis Post Dispatch recently published a map showing the murders in the St. Louis area since the beginning of 2013.

The map excludes police officer-involved shootings and justifiable homicides. Click on a marker for more details and links to the Post-Dispatch’s coverage of the incident.

View 2013 ST. LOUIS-AREA MURDER MAP in a larger map

Crime maps like this one really help home buyers and area residents understand if they will feel safe in a particular part of St. Louis.

I’m thrilled the Post Dispatch put this map together. It would be even better if they would add other violent crimes to the map such as rape, burglary and shootings. By using different colored pins on the map, it would be very easy to identify the type of violent crime and which parts of town residents want to avoid.

St. Louis gets a bad rap in national news on crime rate rankings due to the city – county split.

Most of the national crime rankings sites admit that they only use the data from St. Louis City since our area has 91 municipalities plus unincorporated areas in St. Louis County, plus the region includes several other Missouri counties or portions of southwestern Illinois. The result is that the national crime ranking sites look at just the urban core of the city for St. Louis, while the other cities it is compared to include the urban areas and the suburbs.

The St. Louis Post Dispatch murder map is a start in demonstrating that violent crime is focused in a few parts of town, and rarely occurs in the rest of the St. Louis region.

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I’m excited to announce that yesterday I moved my business from Keller Williams Realty to Circa Properties.

I’ve got nothing bad to say about Keller Williams. This isn’t about leaving someplace with problems…it’s about going someplace that offers new opportunities.

I’ve known Circa’s owner, Christopher Thiemet, for years. I’ve always been impressed with the company that he built. In the last few years, Christopher expanded Circa’s core business from serving primarily St. Louis City to the entire St. Louis metro region. They opened  a new office, known as Circa Central, in order to grow the company and offer better services to agents and clients.

I love everything about this company. From the people to the culture to the physical space.

This move will be better for me, and better for my clients.

My clients will continue to get all of the custom designed services that I’ve offered over the years. Sellers will get custom housing market reports, professional photography and a community focused marketing approach.  Buyers will get connected with the best possible agent to help them find the home of their dreams. Every buyer will work with an agent who will advocate for their needs and give them the same advice the agent would give their closest friends.

Moving forward, my clients will also get all of the wonderful perks Circa Properties provides to every client. You’ll be learning more about these services in the coming weeks…but for now…I’ll share that listing clients will now be getting custom floor plans included in their marketing and will also have a staging coordinator at their service.

Circa Properties is definitely on the cutting edge of technology too. Like me, they understand the importance of video in today’s world. Take a look at this video to see more of why I am excited about this company.

Bigger isn’t always better. By joining Circa Properties, I’m joining an office that only hires experienced, full-time agents who put their clients first.

If you hire me, or any Circa agent, you can be confident that you are getting the best in St. Louis.

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8905 Moritz Ave, Brentwood, MO 63144

Sale Price: $269,900 Price Reduced!!!

Address: 8905 Moritz Ave, Brentwood, MO 63144 (see map)

Bedrooms: 2

Bathrooms: 2

Property Type: Single Family Home

Floor plan style: 1.5 Story

Age:  72 years old

Subdivision: Moritz Place

School District: Brentwood School District (more school info)

Parking: 1 car garage

Bonus Feature: Swimming pool

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Rare opportunity to own a Brentwood home with swimming pool & over 2100 sf of living space!

Extensive drain tile system installed all around the house means a dry yard & basement!

One of a kind house!

Living room ceiling was removed so you get a vaulted living room and 2nd story loft with new carpeting, ideal for an office, playroom or even guest bedroom. So much charm, you’ll want to spend all winter with a fire going in the living room.

Plus there is plenty of space to spread out – bonus family room added which adjoins the dining room and finished lower level. The kitchen was gutted down to the studs, removing walls, opening it up to the dining area to give you the open floor plan rarely found in historic homes.

2nd full bathroom was added too!

Plus you get a hot tub, large deck on the front & back of the house, garage and storage shed!

Top-rated Brentwood Schools and central location makes Brentwood a great investment too!

Home Protection Warranty/pool coverage included!

Schedule a Showing:

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The St. Louis Arch is probably the most photographed spot in St. Louis.

Last April, I was in the area and decided to stop and take some pictures. I’m glad I did. It was a beautiful day and captured what I see and feel when I’m on the Arch grounds. My favorite shot is the one above. It helps you understand how huge the Arch is if you pay attention to the tiny people at the top of the steps. Look up and you see the viewing windows in the visitor room at the top of the Arch.

I’m also glad I captured these pictures since big improvements will be coming to the Arch grounds soon. The work will start this summer and is scheduled to be completed in 2015. You can see pictures of the planned improvements just posted at the St. Louis Business Journal.

Here are the rest of my pictures.

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In 2008, I tried to find a complete list of the free summer concerts in St. Louis, and realized that nothing I found had ALL of the free concerts in the St. Louis area. So, I put together my own list.

Over the last 5 years, this outdoor summer concert post has become the most popular feature on this website (other than searching for St. Louis homes) so bookmark this page and you can come back year after year.

I’ll get it updated each spring.

One more thing…I am NOT an organizer of any of the concert series and don’t book concerts. If you have a band and want to get on the schedule, or you want more information about a concert series, you need to click through the links and contact the concert organizers directly. I really can’t help.

Summer 2013 – Outdoor Free Concerts:

Take a look through the list below and explore St. Louis’ summer live music scene. Bring a blanket, lawn chair and a picnic dinner. Then sit back, relax and enjoy one of the best things our city has to offer.

NOTE: Please click on the links to confirm location, time & date before heading out for an evening.

You can also check the list from our Facebook page here.…

ST LOUIS CITY 2013:

Mondays:

• Bellerive Park (South St. Louis): July 1 – 29 (7-9 pm)
• St. Louis Square Park (South St. Louis):  June 3 – June 17 (7-9 pm)
• Tower Grove Park (South St. Louis): June 10 – July 1 (7:30-10:00 pm)

Tuesdays:

• Fanetti Park (South St. Louis): June 11 & 18, July 9 & 16 (7-9 pm)
• History Museum (Forest Park): May, August – October (6 pm)

Wednesdays:

• City Garden (Downtown): June 12 – August 28 (11:45 am – 12:45 pm)
• Missouri Botanical Gardens (South St. Louis): June 5 – August 7 (7:30- 9 pm)
  

Thursdays:

• St. Louis Place Park (North St. Louis): June 13 – July 25, no concert July 4 (7-9 pm)

Weekends:

• Carondelet Lions Park (South St. Louis): Fridays August 9 & 23 (7-9 pm)
• City Garden (Downtown): Fridays June 7 & 21, July 12 & 19 (11:45 am – 12:45 pm)
• St. Louis Zoo (Forest Park): Fridays May 24 – August 30, no concert June 21 (5-8 pm)
• Soldier’s Memorial (Downtown): Fridays & Saturdays July 12, 13, 19 & 20 (6-11 pm)
• Benton Park (South St. Louis): Saturday July 6 (4-10 pm), Sunday August 11 (3-6 pm), Saturday October 5 (1-6 pm)
• Lafayette Park (Lafayette Square): Saturdays June 1, 15 & 29, July 13 & 27, August 10 & 24, September 7 (6-9 pm)
• Soulard Farmer’s Market (Soulard): Saturdays June 8, July 20, August 17 & Sept 14 (6-9 pm)
• Tower Grove Farmer’s Market Concerts (South St. Louis): Saturdays May 4 – September 7 (10 am – 12 pm)
• Carondelet Park (South St. Louis): Sundays June 2 – August 18 (6-8 pm, August concerts begin at 5:30 pm)
  
• Francis Park (South St. Louis): Sundays June 9 – 30 (7:30-10:00 pm)
• Ivory Perry Park (North of Central West End): Sundays June 23, July 29, August 25 (6 pm)
  

ST LOUIS COUNTY 2013:

Mondays:

• Heman Park (University City): June 10 – August 5 (6:30-8:30 pm)

Tuesdays:

• Faust Park (Chesterfield): June 4 – August 13, no concert July 2 (7-9 pm)
• Market in the Loop (University City): June 11 – July 23, no concert July 2 (7-8 pm)

Wednesdays:

• Downtown Clayton Parties in the Park (Clayton): 2nd Wednesdays May 8 – September 11 (5-8:30 pm)
• New Ballwin Park (Ballwin): Wednesdays June 12 & 26, July 17 (7-9 pm)
• Ryan Hummert Park (Maplewood): 4th Wednesdays May 22 – September 25 (6 – 8 pm)
• Schlafly Bottleworks Market (Maplewood): April 3 – September 30 (4-7 pm)

Thursdays:

• Bluebird Park (Ellisville): June 6 – July 25 (7-9 pm)
• Station Plaza (Kirkwood): May 30, June 6, 13, 20 & 27, July 4 & 11, August 1 & 15, September 5 & 26 (6:30 pm)
• Westport Plaza (Maryland Heights): 3rd Thursdays April 18 – September 19 (5-8 pm)
• World Bird Sanctuary (Valley Park): August 1 – 29 (7-8:30 pm)

Weekends:

• Brentwood Park (Brentwood): 1st Fridays June 7 – August 2 (7-9 pm)
• Creve Coeur Lake (Maryland Heights): Fridays July 12, August 9, September 20 (7 pm)
  
• Des Peres Park (Des Peres): Fridays June 14, July 12 & August 9 (7-9:30 pm)
• Gazebo Park (Webster Groves): Fridays June 14 – July 12 (music at 7 pm, movies at  9 pm)
• Plaza at 501 (Ferguson): Selected Fridays April 26 – Oct 26 (7-9 pm)
• Shroeder Park ( Manchester): Friday June 7, Thursday July 4, Friday August 2 & Friday October 4 (October concert is 21+ only, all concerts 7-10 pm except July 4 6-9 pm followed by fireworks)
• Town Center Plaza (Wildwood): Fridays May 17, June 21, July 19, Sept 13, Oct 11 (6:45-9 pm)
• Westport Plaza (Maryland Heights): Fridays May 31, June 28, July 26, August 30, September 27 (6-8 pm)
• Central Park Amphitheater (Chesterfield): Saturdays May 11, June 22, July 20, August 3 & 24, Sept 7 & 21 (8-10 pm)
• Harry S. Truman Park (Hazelwood): Saturdays June 15, July 4 (Thursday), July 6 & 27, August 10 & 31 (7 pm)
• Kirkwood Farmer’s Market (Kirkwood): Selected Saturdays May 25-September 21 (10 am)
• Kirkwood Park (Kirkwood): Saturdays June 1, 8 & 22, July 13 & 27, August 10 & 24 (7 pm)
• St. Ferdinand Park (Florissant): Saturdays July 13 – August 24 (7 pm)
  
• Twin Oaks Park (Twin Oaks): Saturday June 8 & Wednesday July 3 (7 pm)
• Oak Knoll Park (Clayton): 4th Sundays June – Sept (5-7 pm)
• Gentry Park Band Shell (Bridgeton): Sundays June 9 & 23, July 21, August 4 & 18 (6-8 pm)
• Washington University Brookings Quadrangle (University City): Sundays July 7-28 (7:30 pm)

ST. CHARLES COUNTY 2013:

Tuesdays:

• O’Fallon Civic Park (O’Fallon): June 4 – August 20, no concert July 2 (6:30-9 pm)

Wednesdays:

• North Main Street (St. Charles): 3rd Wednesdays May 15 – September 18 (5-7:30 pm)

Thursdays:

• City Centre Park (St. Peters): May 16, June 13, July 18 (7 pm)
• Frontier Park (St. Charles): June 13 – August 29, no concert July 4 (8 pm)

Weekends:

• Windjammer Point (Lake St. Louis): Fridays & Saturdays May 10, June 28, August 17, Sept 14 (7-10 pm)
• Boulevard Park (Lake St. Louis): Saturdays June 15 (7-9 pm), July 20 (7-10 pm)
• Frontier Park (St. Charles): Sundays June 9, July 14, August 11 & Sept 1 (7:30 pm)
• North Main Street (St. Charles): Sundays April 21, May 19, June 9, Sept 8, Oct 6 (4:30-6 pm)

JEFFERSON COUNTY:

Do you know of any concert series that are FREE and OUTDOOR in JeffCo?

I couldn’t find any but that doesn’t mean they don’t exist. Let me know the details in the comments below and I’ll get the Jefferson County concert series added to this annual list too.

Did I leave something out?

Local free outdoor live music continues to gain popularity. Each year there seems to be a few new concerts series started.

Please help me make this a comprehensive list of EVERY St. Louis area free summer concert series held outside.

If you know of any other outdoor free concert series, leave me a comment and I’ll add them to the list.

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5716 Potomac St, St. Louis, MO 63139

Sale Price: $175,000 Under Contract!!!

Address: 5716 Potomac St, St. Louis, MO 63139 (see map)

Bedrooms: 2

Bathrooms: 1.5

Property Type: Single Family Home

Floor plan style: Ranch

Age:  66 years old

Neighborhood: North Hampton

School District: St. Louis City Public Schools (more school info)

Parking: 1 car garage

Bonus Feature: Unfinished attic with stairs for storage or expansion

Featured Pictures:

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The Full Scoop:

AMAZING OPPORTUNITY just 1 block to Tilles Park!

Tilles Park has 3 playgrounds, tennis courts, basketball court, hockey rink, racquetball courts, exercise stations, soccer fields, baseball fields and numerous walking/biking paths. The park also hosts a summer movie event and Taste of Tilles event.

Located one block away on a quiet, one way street, you’ll get all of the advantages of living at the park without the noise and traffic!

That said, the house is so nice that you may never want to leave.

It has stylish decor and updates in every room.

Approximately 1700 square feet of living space PLUS a walk-up attic waiting for you to finish it! This attic could easily be converted into 2 additional bedrooms and a bathroom or a huge master suite. Finish the attic and gain instant equity!

Hard-to-find popular floor plan with dining room to the left of the entry rather than as cut-thru room for the rest of the house. This layout is ideal for both family time and entertaining.

The kitchen has been totally redone – custom cabinets, granite counters, porcelain tile, stainless appliances, under cabinet lighting, built-in cabinet pantry, even a ceiling fan!

Downstairs you’ll find the family room, half bath and an additional room with 7×5 walk-in closet that would make a great sleeping area, office or workout room.

Don’t feel like converting the attic? Leave it alone and use it for storage.

Plus you get a glassed-in porch that is ideal as a playroom or den after you add some carpeting and put in new windows, or remove the windows completely to turn it into a screened porch.

EXTRAS: marble windowsills, water lines recently updated to copper, vinyl flooring in laundry area, workbench, oversized garage, flat/fenced yard, landscaped front yard, brick exterior, quiet friendly street.

Home Protection Warranty and refrigerator included.

Schedule a Showing:

Contact us by email or call us at 314-265-8073.

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