Central St. Louis County Real Estate
A Hometown Built Along the Rails.
Discover Kirkwood, Missouri — a historic railroad suburb with a walkable downtown, tree-lined streets, and a character all its own.
Live MLS Search
Find Your Place in Kirkwood
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Local Highlights
Life in Kirkwood
What makes Kirkwood worth exploring, beyond the listing photos.
Shopping & Dining
A Downtown You Can Walk
Brick-paved streets anchor downtown Kirkwood, where independent shops and restaurants sit a few blocks from the historic train depot. The Kirkwood Farmers’ Market, running since 1976, draws shoppers most Saturday mornings nearly year-round.
History & Location
Built Along the Rails
Platted in 1852 as one of the first planned railroad suburbs west of the Mississippi, Kirkwood’s restored 1893 depot still anchors downtown — recognized in 2012 as a Train Town USA.
Parks & Recreation
Walker Lake and Beyond
Walker Lake, trails, and athletic fields anchor Kirkwood Park. Families also visit The Magic House, a children’s museum in a restored 1901 Victorian just south of downtown.
Schools
Kirkwood School District
Most addresses fall within the Kirkwood School District, with private options nearby. Boundaries vary by address — always verify directly with the district.
Explore the Area
Get to Know Kirkwood
Verified parks, landmarks and everyday destinations around Kirkwood. Filter the list below by category — the map shows the general area.
Downtown Kirkwood
A walkable shopping and dining district anchored by the historic train depot.
Kirkwood Farmers’ Market
A Saturday-morning market at 150 E. Argonne Drive, running continuously since 1976, plus The Summit’s year-round market.
Kirkwood Train Station
An 1893 depot listed on the National Register of Historic Places and recognized by Union Pacific as a Train Town USA in 2012.
The Magic House
A children’s museum housed in a restored 1901 Victorian home, among the most visited attractions of its kind in the country.
Mudd’s Grove
A historic house preserved and operated by the Kirkwood Historical Society, with tours and events.
Kirkwood Park & Walker Lake
The city’s largest park, with trails, athletic fields, playgrounds and Walker Lake.
Ebsworth Park
Home to a Frank Lloyd Wright-designed house listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
What You’ll Find
What Does Home Look Like to You?
A rough guide to what each budget actually buys in Kirkwood — lot size, construction era and neighborhood character shift fast as the price climbs.
Market Snapshot
Kirkwood Market Snapshot
$454,783
Median sale price
(-4.8% YoY)
7 days
Median days on market
$251
Median price per sq. ft.
101.6%
Median sale-to-list ratio
Source: Redfin, 3-month period ending September 2026 — the most recent period Redfin had published as of this page’s last data check (October 2026). View current figures. For live, individual listings use the search above.
Keep Exploring
Explore Homes Near Kirkwood
Kirkwood borders several other St. Louis County communities. Warson Woods, Crestwood and Sunset Hills are also nearby, though those don’t yet have a dedicated page on this site.
Webster GrovesA neighboring community with its own historic downtown, tree-lined streets and strong sense of local identity.
GlendaleOne of St. Louis County’s smallest cities, a quiet, leafy residential enclave neighboring Kirkwood.
Des PeresHome to West County Center and a mix of established and newer neighborhoods. Still Finding Your Perfect Fit?
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Let’s Find Your Place in Kirkwood.
Whether you’re ready to make a move or just starting to explore, our local real estate professionals are here to help.
Questions
Kirkwood Home Search FAQs
Are these listings updated from the MLS?
Yes. The Kirkwood search displays participating brokerage inventory supplied through MARIS and updates as listing information changes.
Does the search include listings from other real estate companies?
Yes. Results are not limited to Coldwell Banker Premier Group listings.
How can I confirm the school district for a Kirkwood property?
School districts and attendance boundaries can vary by address and may change. Verify the assigned schools directly with the applicable district before making a housing decision.
What makes Kirkwood different from other St. Louis County communities?
Kirkwood was platted in 1852 as one of the first planned railroad suburbs west of the Mississippi River, and its downtown — anchored by the restored 1893 train depot — has kept a walkable, historic character that many newer suburbs don’t have.
What price range can I expect for a home in Kirkwood?
Recent data has shown a median sale price in the mid-$400,000s, though pricing varies widely across Kirkwood’s mix of century-old homes, mid-century ranches and newer construction. Use the price-range search above to see current listings.
Can an agent help me sell a home in Kirkwood?
Yes. A Coldwell Banker Premier Group agent can discuss current competition, positioning, marketing and the steps involved in preparing a Kirkwood property for sale.
