A condo in the Shaw neighborhood hits the market
With an elevator and no stairs, timeless charm meets convenience in this newer construction.
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A church renovated into a home by local artist Nabil Mousa hits the market
Located on S. Kingshighway near Forest Park, the house blends history, art, and luxurious living into one.
A house in Webster Groves hits the market
The garage features more than 700 square feet of finished bonus space.
A house in the Town of Grantwood Village hits the market
Located in the Lindbergh School District, this home is part of a tight-knit community that includes nearly 900 residents, 345 homes, Grant’s Farm, The Ulysses S. Grant National Historic Site, and Grant’s Trail.
A house in Sunset Hills hits the market
With two decks and a walkout patio, the outdoors is never too far away.
A house in Wildwood hits the market
The interiors were designed by local artist John Pils, in partnership with Timberland Design.
A home in Webster Groves hits the market
In 2026, the house will qualify for the National Registry of Historic Places, 100 years after it was built.
A home in Richmond Heights hits the market
Designed by storied St. Louis firm Maritz and Young, the house blends craftsmanship and charm.
A home in Lafayette Square hits the market
Situated on a double lot, a renovated townhome stands out in a historic neighborhood.
A house in Kirkwood’s East Monroe Historic District hits the market
The beloved property has been featured in various publications, including Better Homes and Gardens and Mary Engelbreit’s Home Companion.
A house in Dutchtown hits the market
The renovation team balanced the home’s historic character with contemporary amenities.