Located in the heart of the sought-after Historic Shaw Neighborhood, this well-maintained, all-brick 2-family property offers an ideal combination of character, updates, and investment opportunity. Just minutes from local hospitals and universities, it’s perfect for an owner-occupant as well as students or professionals looking to rent. The leased upstairs unit offers 3 bedrooms and 1 full bathroom, while the downstairs unit is 2 bedroom/ 1 bathroom layout. Each features beautiful hardwood flooring, generously sized rooms, and updated kitchens. Numerous major improvements have already been completed, including updated central air systems (4 years), gas water heaters (2), basement bathroom and laundry room, dishwashers (5 years), and replaced older clay sewer line, providing peace of mind for the next owner. The basement is clean and has been carefully maintained, offering additional usable space and storage. Outside, a privacy fence full surrounds the nicely maintained yard and patio, perfect for outdoor relaxation or grilling. This property has been meticulously maintained and thoughtfully updated, making it move-in ready and perfect for your next investment home! 24 hour notice required to see upstairs unit.
Square Ft.
2856
Floors
Hardwood, Tile
Acres
0.08
2-4 Units
1906
Partially Finished, Full
Central Air, Electric
Forced Air, Natural Gas
Concrete, On Street, Parking Pad
Electricity Connected, Natural Gas Connected, Sewer Connected, Water Connected, Water Source: Public, Ameren
Saint Louis City
Welcome to St. Louis City: A Tapestry of Culture, History, and Vibrant Urban Living
There is an undeniable soul to St. Louis City. Known nationwide as a dynamic "city of neighborhoods," St. Louis offers a rich, colorful patchwork of 79 distinct communities—each boasting its own unique heritage, architectural style, and hyper-local flavor.
From the historic brick row houses of the south side to the sleek downtown lofts and the grand, tree-lined avenues bordering our historic parks, St. Louis City is experiencing a modern renaissance. It is a place where deep-rooted history meets a thriving culinary scene, world-class free cultural institutions, and a passionately loyal community. For those seeking an authentic, character-filled lifestyle with true urban energy, St. Louis City is the place to be.
The Allure of St. Louis City Living
A Showcase of Historic Architecture: St. Louis is famous for its stunning, timeless craftsmanship. The city's visual identity is defined by its iconic red pressed-brick architecture, charming "gingerbread" bungalows, stately Victorian "Painted Ladies," and beautifully converted industrial lofts. Buying a home here means owning a piece of American architectural history.
World-Class Parks & Greenspaces: City living here doesn’t mean sacrificing nature. The city is anchored by magnificent urban oases. Forest Park—larger than New York's Central Park—features miles of trails and houses the city's top cultural gems. Further south, the stunning Victorian-era Tower Grove Park and the world-renowned Missouri Botanical Garden offer lush, scenic escapes right in the middle of town.
A Culinary & Cultural Powerhouse: St. Louis City is a dream destination for foodies and culture enthusiasts. Whether you are grabbing authentic Italian fare on The Hill, exploring the eclectic global eateries along South Grand, enjoying live blues in Soulard, or catching a touring Broadway show in the Grand Center Arts District, there is always something incredible to experience.
Unbeatable Lifestyle Value: Compared to major coastal metros, St. Louis City offers an extraordinary quality of life and real estate value. Residents enjoy short commute times, an incredibly accessible footprint, and a legendary lineup of free attractions—including the St. Louis Zoo, Science Center, and Art Museum.
A City Defined by Its Neighborhoods
What kind of urban lifestyle do you crave? In St. Louis City, you can choose the exact micro-vibe that fits your story:
Historic Character: Sip espresso among the beautifully preserved Victorian row homes and brick facades of Soulard, Lafayette Square, or Benton Park.
Vibrant Hubs: Immerse yourself in the walkable, high-energy corridors of the Central West End, The Grove, or Botanical Heights.
Active Communities: Plant roots in the tight-knit, park-centric neighborhoods of Tower Grove South, Shaw, Bevo, or St. Louis Hills.