Neighborhood Guide
CIRCA PROPERTIES | 601 E LOCKWOOD | 3353 ROGER PLACE | 7801 FORSYTH BLVD STE 200 | CIRCASTL.COM Welcome!
To our prospective client,
First and foremost, welcome to the beautiful city of St. Louis!
In this packet, you’ll receive a brief introduction to some of our fantastic neighborhoods and cultural treasures; however, it will only scratch the surface of the rich history and tradition that you’ll find should you choose to make St. Louis your home.
It is our mission to make your home search as efficient and effortless as possible. Circa agents are truly fantastic at what they do, and I have no doubt that you are in great hands.
If you have any questions about the relocation process, I invite you to call or email me anytime and I will be happy to chat.
Best Regards,
Seth Reeder Broker/Managing Partner [email protected] 314.494.2393
CIRCA PROPERTIES | 601 E LOCKWOOD | 3353 ROGER PLACE | 7801 FORSYTH BLVD STE 200 | CIRCASTL.COM The Culture. The History. The Tradition.
Take one look at the towering, 630 foot monument ushering visitors through the Gateway to the West and you’ll know this city is something special.
Maybe it’s the free attractions - like The St. Louis Zoo, which was just voted the best in the nation. Or a truly unique food culture that churned out classics like gooey butter cake, toasted ravioli and pizza deemed “the square beyond compare.”
Why St. Louis? Like the outdoors? So do we! With over 100 parks city-wide, including the 1,300 acre Forest Park, (voted the #1 City Park in the United States by USA Today), you’re never more than a 10 minute drive from hiking, biking or playing.
And, of course, there’s the sports. For St. Louisans, Cardinals baseball may as well be religion, and there’s simply no atmosphere quite as exhilarating as the Enterprise Center during a Blues playoff run.
But, at the end of the day, it’s the pride our residents have for the city they call home that truly makes St. Louis a phenomenal place to live. Take a day to explore some of our neighborhoods and we’re confident you’ll agree — this town is one of a kind!
CIRCA PROPERTIES | 601 E LOCKWOOD | 3353 ROGER PLACE | 7801 FORSYTH BLVD STE 200 | CIRCASTL.COM The Neighborhoods
Whether this is your fi rst time in St. Louis or you’ve visited And while it’s impossible to list all of our great communities and many times before, it doesn’t take long to recognize that we’re what they individually offer, we’re confi dent this introduction can passionate about the neighborhoods we call home. serve as a jumping point for your relocation journey.
Big or small, bustling or quaint, new or old; our team fi rmly If you have any questions along the way, please don’t hesitate to believes that there’s a perfect neighborhood for each and every ask. We can’t wait to show you around! client we work with.
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CIRCA PROPERTIES | 601 E LOCKWOOD | 3353 ROGER PLACE | 7801 FORSYTH BLVD STE 200 | CIRCASTL.COM Reference Map
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CIRCA PROPERTIES | 601 E LOCKWOOD | 3353 ROGER PLACE | 7801 FORSYTH BLVD STE 200 | CIRCASTL.COM Excellent Vietnamese OUR BRENTWOOD PICKS: and Chinese Cuisine! Mai Lee 8396 Musick Memorial Dr
Kolache Factory 2604 S Brentwood Brentwood
Referred to as the “City of Warmth”, Brentwood is located in the center of St. Louis County and offers convenient access to almost any destination in the city via Highway 40 and the I-170 Inner Belt Expressway.
Perhaps one of the fastest growing commercial areas in the city, residents have quick access to terrifi c shopping districts including the Galleria, The Boulevard and The Promenade at Brentwood.
School District: Ladue School District, Clayton Schools, Brentwood Schools or Maplewood Schools
CIRCA PROPERTIES | 601 E LOCKWOOD | 3353 ROGER PLACE | 7801 FORSYTH BLVD STE 200 | CIRCASTL.COM OUR CWE PICKS:
Brasserie by Niche 4580 Laclede Ave
Left Bank Books 399 N Euclid Ave
The World Chess Hall of Fame Central West End 4652 Maryland Ave
St. Louis’ Central West End, a bustling district located on the eastern edge of the city’s ever-popular Forest Park, is incredibly walkable and offers visitors a variety of amenities and attractions to suit any taste.
From upscale dining and cozy coffee shops, to antique shops and contemporary boutiques, the “CWE” is one of St. Louis’ most eclectic and cultural neighborhoods. While visiting the area, stop in the Cathedral Basilica of St. Louis and look up. You’ll see the largest collection of mosaics in the world!
School District: St. Louis Public Schools
CIRCA PROPERTIES | 601 E LOCKWOOD | 3353 ROGER PLACE | 7801 FORSYTH BLVD STE 200 | CIRCASTL.COM OUR CHESTERFIELD PICKS:
Annie Gunn’s 16806 Chesterfi eld Airport Rd
The Butterfl y House 15193 Olive Blvd
TopGolf St. Louis 16851 N Outer 40 Rd Chesterfi eld
The Chesterfi eld/Wildwood area is located on the western edge of St. Louis County and is one of the fastest growing communities in St. Louis.
Chesterfi eld offers a variety of new construction, whether you are looking for a contemporary luxury home, a condominium or a townhouse.
For recreation, head to the Chesterfi eld Amphitheater (pictured left) in Chesterfi eld’s Central Park or spend an afternoon exploring one of the area’s two great outlet malls in the Chesterfi eld Valley.
School District: Parkway School District and Rockwood School District
CIRCA PROPERTIES | 601 E LOCKWOOD | 3353 ROGER PLACE | 7801 FORSYTH BLVD STE 200 | CIRCASTL.COM OUR CLAYTON PICKS:
Herbie’s Clayton 8100 Maryland Ave
Home to Circa’s third offi ce, Clayton is located in the center Shaw Park of St. Louis County and is considered the city’s “second 27 S Brentwood Blvd downtown.” Sweet Boutique Both a bustling center for commerce and a residential 8115 Maryland Ave community with top-rated public schools, you’ll fi nd everything from luxury condominiums and contemporary offi ce buildings to elegant single family homes.
Clayton’s extremely walkable layout makes it a perfect pick for after-work drinks with friends or a Saturday evening dinner date; and don’t miss Parties in the Park, a Clayton-wide happy hour held the second Wednesday of each month (May-September).
School District: Clayton School District
A Perfect Day in Clayton: “Taking a jog down that beautiful, tree-lined boulevard called Wydown.” -Nathan Beckner, REALTOR®
CIRCA PROPERTIES | 601 E LOCKWOOD | 3353 ROGER PLACE | 7801 FORSYTH BLVD STE 200 | CIRCASTL.COM OUR CREVE COEUR PICKS:
Lakeview Loop Trail Bike, run or walk this 3.7 mile loop around Creve Coeur lake Creve Coeur Gulf Shores Restaurant & Grill 12528-A Olive Blvd Located in west St. Louis County, Creve Coeur offers a variety of housing options, great school districts and acres of Bristol Seafood Grill parkland. 11801 Olive Blvd Situated between Olive Boulevard and Highway 40, you’re just minutes away from the outdoor amenities of the 2,145-acre Creve Coeur Lake Memorial Park (the largest in the St. Louis County park system). Spend an afternoon kayaking on Creve Coeur Lake, the largest natural lake in Missouri, or grab lunch on the sunny patio of the Creve Coeur Lakehouse.
If outdoor adventures aren’t for you, you’ll fi nd plenty to do on the fast-growing Olive Boulevard, where there’s an abundance of popular restaurants, bars and business developments.
School District: Parkway School District and Ladue School District
CIRCA PROPERTIES | 601 E LOCKWOOD | 3353 ROGER PLACE | 7801 FORSYTH BLVD STE 200 | CIRCASTL.COM OUR DOWNTOWN PICKS:
Broadway Oyster Bar Downtown 1535 S 8th St
Anchored by the slow-moving water of the Mississippi River National Blues Museum and extending west, Downtown St. Louis is the recreational 615 Washington Ave and cultural hub of our great city. On summer evenings, you’ll fi nd the streets fi lled with baseball jerseys and ball caps as 4 Hands Brewing Co. residents and tourists fl ock to Busch Stadium to cheer on the 1220 S 8th Street Red Birds.
If baseball isn’t for you, the newly renovated Jefferson National Expansion Memorial offers tram rides to the top of the Gateway Arch and sweeping views of the city. Another new addition to the downtown area is a re-designed Kiener Plaza (pictured right), home to lush gardens, splash pad and outdoor concert area.
The Downtown Loft District offers a revitalized combination of major corporations, boutiques, restaurants and nightspots. A truly walkable neighborhood, downtown living is convenient, vibrant and architecturally rich.
School District: St. Louis Public School District
CIRCA PROPERTIES | 601 E LOCKWOOD | 3353 ROGER PLACE | 7801 FORSYTH BLVD STE 200 | CIRCASTL.COM Farm-To-Table Dining OUR EUREKA PICKS: June through November
Claverach Farm & Vineyards 568 S Lewis Rd (Pictured Below)
Sarah’s on Central 127 S Central Ave
West Tyson County Park 131 N Outer Rd E Hike or Bike the 7-mile Chubb Trail Eureka
Located in Southwest St. Louis County about 20 minutes west of downtown, you’ll fi nd the “small-town” community of Eureka.
Surrounded by beautiful State and local parks and a city- wide trail system, Eureka is a perfect combination of suburbs and serenity.
School District: Rockwood School District
CIRCA PROPERTIES | 601 E LOCKWOOD | 3353 ROGER PLACE | 7801 FORSYTH BLVD STE 200 | CIRCASTL.COM OUR FRONTENAC PICKS:
The Zodiac Frontenac 1701 S Lindbergh Fleming’s Steakhouse & Wine Bar Renowned for its stately homes, French history and 1855 S Lindbergh fantastic shopping, Frontenac is a wealthy suburb of St. Louis located along the Highway 40 corridor. St. Louis County Library Headquarters 1640 S. Lindbergh The signature landmark of the area is Plaza Frontenac, a high-end mall featuring prominent retailers such as Saks Fifth Avenue, Neiman Marcus, and Tiffany & Co.
School District: Ladue School District and Kirkwood School District
A Perfect Day in Frontenac: “Sipping some Frank Family chardonnay at Cardwell’s on the Plaza.” -Jen Ross Cross, REALTOR®
CIRCA PROPERTIES | 601 E LOCKWOOD | 3353 ROGER PLACE | 7801 FORSYTH BLVD STE 200 | CIRCASTL.COM OUR KIRKWOOD PICKS:
Dewey’s Pizza Try The Gooey 124 N Kirkwood Rd Butter Donut!
Strange Donuts 107 E Argonne Dr
The Greentree Art Festival Kirkwood Kirkwood Park September 15, 16 and 17 The City of Kirkwood is located mid-county, about 25 minutes west of Downtown along Interstate 44.
Must-see attractions include the Magic House and the Kirkwood Farmer’s Market (pictured left) which offers residents year-round produce, plants and handmade goods from more than 300 local vendors.
The Downtown Kirkwood Business District is full of eclectic shopping and dining, and is featured on the National Register of Historic Places.
Don’t miss one of Kirkwood’s truly special features, the Kirkwood Train Station, which shuttles passengers to destinations like Missouri wine country and Kansas City.
School District: Kirkwood School District
CIRCA PROPERTIES | 601 E LOCKWOOD | 3353 ROGER PLACE | 7801 FORSYTH BLVD STE 200 | CIRCASTL.COM Giant Splash Pad for OUR LADUE PICKS: Summertime Fun Tilles Park 9551 Litzsinger Rd Ladue Truffl es 9202 Clayton Rd Recognized as the area’s wealthiest municipality, Ladue is laden with sprawling, tree-fi lled estates and The Original Pancake House upscale country clubs. Established in 1936, the Ladue 8817 Ladue Rd community prides itself on preserving its unique character and quality of life.
In addition to boasting some of the best-ranking public schools in the nation, Ladue is also home to two of St. Louis’ noted private high schools, John Burroughs and MICDS.
A Perfect Day in Ladue: “At Companion Cafe on Sunday mornings for bagels and the best iced tea in town.” -Liz Rainey, REALTOR®
CIRCA PROPERTIES | 601 E LOCKWOOD | 3353 ROGER PLACE | 7801 FORSYTH BLVD STE 200 | CIRCASTL.COM OUR SOULARD PICKS:
Pieces Board Game Bar & Cafe 1535 S 8th St
Epic Pizza Soulard 1711A S 9th St Molly’s in Soulard The city’s oldest neighborhood, Soulard is an economically- 816 Geyer Ave and culturally-diverse community located less than two miles (Pictured Below) south of Downtown. The area is named for Antoine Pierre Soulard, a pioneer Frenchman who fi rst came to the area in the late 1790s as a surveyor for the King of Spain.
With original housing stock dating from the mid- to late-1800s you’ll notice a range of architectural styles that include Second Empire, most identifi able by the characteristic Mansard roof.
The neighborhood marks its French heritage with the Nation’s second largest Mardi Gras parade (second only to New Orleans), an event that draws upwards of 70,000 revelers each year.
CIRCA PROPERTIES | 601 E LOCKWOOD | 3353 ROGER PLACE | 7801 FORSYTH BLVD STE 200 | CIRCASTL.COM OUR ST. CHARLES PICKS:
Bike Stop Cafe 701 S Riverside Dr
Canine Cookies N Cream Dog Bakery 822 S Main St
Main Street Books 307 S Main St Festival of the Little Hills Historic St. Charles Historic Main St The Midwest’s Premier Arts & Craft Show The Main Street region of St. Charles is Missouri’s fi rst and largest nationally registered historic district. Running parallel to the Missouri River, the brick-paved streets are home to one-of-a-kind shops in restored buildings that date to the 1800s.
The area welcomes visitors who enjoy experiencing the sights and sounds of early America. Here you’ll fi nd antiques, wineries, hand-blown glass, coffee houses and much more.
CIRCA PROPERTIES | 601 E LOCKWOOD | 3353 ROGER PLACE | 7801 FORSYTH BLVD STE 200 | CIRCASTL.COM OUR TOWER GROVE PICKS: Gelateria Del Leone Tower Grove South 3197 S Grand Blvd
King & I Thai Tower Grove South is a diverse community on the near 3157 S Grand Blvd south side of St. Louis with a balance of homeowners, renters, and small businesses. The many restaurants in the Amsterdam Tavern vibrant South Grand business district add an international 3175 Morgan Ford Rd fl avor to the community. The growing Morgan Ford and Gravois business districts and easy access to Tower Grove Park make this neighborhood a great place to live, shop and play.
Touring the area? Take a detour and visit the Circa South City offi ce, located at 3353 Roger Place!
School District: St. Louis Public School District
A Perfect Day in Tower Grove: “At the Gelateria on South Grand, enjoying some late night coffee—and, of course, pistachio gelato.” -Dan Brassil, REALTOR®
CIRCA PROPERTIES | 601 E LOCKWOOD | 3353 ROGER PLACE | 7801 FORSYTH BLVD STE 200 | CIRCASTL.COM Check out live music OUR UNIVERSITY CITY PICKS: in the Duck Room! Blueberry Hill 6504 Delmar Blvd University City Winslow’s Home 7213 Delmar Blvd University City is located just west of the Central West End and is a diverse and lively community where you can fi nd luxury The Moonrise Hotel homes, condominiums and urban lofts. 6177 Delmar Blvd “U-City” is most well-recognized as the home of the Delmar Loop, an entertainment district voted one of the 10 Great Streets in America by the American Planning Association. In addition to a number of great ethnic restaurants and specialty shops, you’ll also fi nd city landmarks like the Tivoli Theatre.
While visiting, be sure to take a ride on the Loop Trolley, a 2.2 mile line connecting The Loop to Forest Park.
School District: University City School District
A Perfect Day in University City: “At a rock concert at The Pageant!” -Dede Dooley, REALTOR®
CIRCA PROPERTIES | 601 E LOCKWOOD | 3353 ROGER PLACE | 7801 FORSYTH BLVD STE 200 | CIRCASTL.COM Webster Groves OUR WEBSTER PICKS: Olive + Oak The “artful living center” of St. Louis, Webster Groves has 102 W Lockwood Ave been named one of America’s 100 Best Places to Live by Money Magazine and one of the Best Cities for Families in The Block America by Family Circle. 146 W Lockwood Ave
Just 15 minutes from Downtown, the neighborhood includes Old Webster Jazz & Blues Festival attractions like Webster University and the Loretto-Hilton September 16, 2017 Theatre – where productions by the acclaimed Repertory Theatre of St. Louis and the internationally known Opera Theatre of Saint Louis are staged each year.
A leafy enclave fi lled with century-old homes and an assortment of architectural styles, Webster might be described as “sleepy” if it weren’t for its continual calendar of cultural offerings and events. Oh, and be sure to stop by Circa’s offi ce located at 601 E Lockwood. We’d love to say hi!
School District: Webster Groves School District
A Perfect Day in Webster Groves: “Shopping at Paisley Boutique, then having dinner with family at Katie’s Pizza & Pasta in Rock Hill.” -Jenn Brenner, Joel Svoboda Team
CIRCA PROPERTIES | 601 E LOCKWOOD | 3353 ROGER PLACE | 7801 FORSYTH BLVD STE 200 | CIRCASTL.COM The Food
Whether your relocation to Saint Louis is Take a break from the house hunt and Sure, we’re biased, but give these unique set in stone or you’re still in the beginning delight your taste buds with some of our eats a chance and we’re confident you’ll phases of the decision process, while most beloved treats from culinary hot never look at ravioli the same way again. in town you simply cannot pass up the spots like The Hill, Maplewood, Lafayette opportunity to explore our city’s one-of-a- Square and Dogtown (to name just a few!). Hungry? You’re in luck. kind food culture.
Gooey Butter Cake from Park Avenue Coffee Toasted Ravioli from Mama’s The Kolsch from Schlafly Bottleworks
CIRCA PROPERTIES | 601 E LOCKWOOD | 3353 ROGER PLACE | 7801 FORSYTH BLVD STE 200 | CIRCASTL.COM OUR HILL PICKS:
Gioia’s Deli 1934 Macklind Ave Winner of James Beard America’s Classic Award! Charlie Gitto’s on The Hill 5226 Shaw Ave
Milo’s Tavern & Bocce Garden 5201 Wilson Ave The Hill
The Hill is the city’s traditional Italian American neighborhood. Although known primarily for the dozens of fantastic restaurants found within its boundaries, the Hill is also one of the city’s most tight-knit communities.
With its central location between Hampton and Kingshighway, you’re just a short distance from both major highways as well as Forest Park, Tower Grove Park and the Missouri Botanical Garden.
For those new to the area, the best way to experience the Hill is on foot, walking from shop to market, stopping occasionally to get a cup of coffee, some gelato or an order of toasted ravioli.
CIRCA PROPERTIES | 601 E LOCKWOOD | 3353 ROGER PLACE | 7801 FORSYTH BLVD STE 200 | CIRCASTL.COM St. Louis’ Last Upstairs Bowling Alley! OUR MAPLEWOOD PICKS:
Saratoga Lanes 2725 Sutton Blvd A
Reeds American Table Maplewood 7322 Manchester Rd
A hub of truly eclectic dining and shopping, Maplewood is a Schlafl y Bottleworks must-visit for lovers of the unique. 7260 Southwest Ave
Home to Schlafl y Bottleworks, Side Project Brewing and the recently-opened Tapped, there’s no shortage of craft beer or events to drink it at. While in town, be sure to check Schlafl y’s always-packed event calendar, which includes local favorites like the Art Outside Alternative Art Fair and the Hop In The City Beer Festival.
If beer isn’t for you, there’s a myriad of renowned, locally- owned restaurants and shops lining the streets of Manchester and Sutton Boulevard. If you’re in town for an evening, stop by Boogaloo for a hand-crafted drink at the swing bar (pictured right) and then stroll over to the 100-year-old Saratoga Lanes for a game of bowling.
CIRCA PROPERTIES | 601 E LOCKWOOD | 3353 ROGER PLACE | 7801 FORSYTH BLVD STE 200 | CIRCASTL.COM OUR LAFAYETTE SQUARE PICKS:
Eleven Eleven 1111 Mississippi Ave
Polite Society WONDERFUL HAND-CRAFTED COCKTAILS 1923 Park Ave
Planter’s House 1000 Mississippi Ave
SqWires 1415 S 18th St Lafayette Square
Home to beautiful Victorian homes, unique boutiques and award-winning restaurants, Lafayette Square (located just west of Downtown St. Louis) is one of the city’s most recognized historical areas.
If visiting during the day, be sure to stroll through the picturesque Lafayette Park, home to the “painted lady” historic homes (pictured left).
For a fantastic bite to eat, you cannot go wrong with any of the culinary establishments on Park or Mississippi Avenues; and for a truly indulgent end to your visit, stop by Bailey’s Chocolate Bar for a dessert-themed martini.
CIRCA PROPERTIES | 601 E LOCKWOOD | 3353 ROGER PLACE | 7801 FORSYTH BLVD STE 200 | CIRCASTL.COM Check out the “Pint And A Slice” Deal! OUR DOGTOWN PICKS:
Felix’s Pizza Pub Dogtown 6401 Clayton Ave Hi-Pointe Drive-In The Clayton-Tamm neighborhood combines with Franz Park and 1033 McCausland Ave Hi-Pointe to make up the widely renowned Irish section of St. Louis known as “Dogtown.” Olympia Kebob House and Taverna 1543 McCausland Ave On March 17th of every year, thousands descend upon Tamm Avenue to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day and watch the Ancient Order of Hiberians’ parade. Festivities continue throughout the day at Seamus McDaniels, the neighborhood’s famous Irish restaurant and bar.
Close to both major highways and a bike ride away from Forest Park, Dogtown is a quickly growing neighborhood where you’ll fi nd charming brick bungalows and modern townhome developments.
A Perfect Day in Dogtown: “Grabbing a slice of The Clayton at Felix’s and then moving next door for a pint with friends at Heavy Riff Brewing Company.” -Gennie Avellino, Marketing Coordinator
CIRCA PROPERTIES | 601 E LOCKWOOD | 3353 ROGER PLACE | 7801 FORSYTH BLVD STE 200 | CIRCASTL.COM The Culture
Located in the heart of the Midwest, St. Museum. In fall months, the trees turn And when spring finally arrives, we Louis culture truly revolves around the fiery red and families make the annual head to Shaw Park to take in the fields changing of the seasons. voyage to Eckert’s Farm for pumpkin and of blooming cherry blossoms at the apple picking. Missouri Botanical Garden. Warm summer evenings are often spent soaking up a fading sunset at Come winter, you’ll find us sledding down Settle in to Saint Louis and we promise Busch Stadium or enjoying live music Art Hill or savoring a sea of twinkling it won’t take long for you to find your own on the front lawn of the Missouri History lights at Tilles Park. favorite traditions.
Busch Stadium The Fox Theatre The St. Louis Zoo
CIRCA PROPERTIES | 601 E LOCKWOOD | 3353 ROGER PLACE | 7801 FORSYTH BLVD STE 200 | CIRCASTL.COM Only in town for a few days? Here’s what to do on a...
Weeknight Saturday Morning The Muny Soulard Farmer’s Market Recognized as the nation’s Open year-round, the oldest and largest outdoor Soulard Farmer’s Market musical theatre, The (730 Carroll Street) is a Muny in Forest Park is an weekend staple that draws 11,000-seat amphitheater crowds from all over the with nightly shows running city. Peruse the various June to August. (Come wings of this historic market early and grab one of the and you’ll wonder why you 1,500 free seats in the last ever did your produce nine rows!) shopping anywhere else.
Friday Evening Saturday Evening Food Truck Friday Ballpark Village On the second Friday While packed with sports of each month (May- fans on most nights of October), the grassy fields the week, on Saturday of Tower Grove Park come evenings Ballpark Village alive for Sauce Magazine’s (located across the street Food Truck Friday. Bring from Busch) comes alive a blanket and a bottle of with patrons visiting its wine and choose a dish array of restaurants, bars from more than twenty and live entertainment. fantastic food trucks.
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TOURISM FOOD SCHOOLS • Explore St. Louis • Feast Magazine • County Public Schools • Trip Advisor • Sauce Magazine • City Public Schools • stlouis-mo.gov • Alive Magazine MAPS REAL ESTATE SERVICES • St. Louis County Parks • St. Louis County • www.CircaSTL.com • St. Louis City • www.TheArtOfPartnership.com
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