St. Louis Hills, MO Homes for Sale

St. Louis City Real Estate

Park-Side Charm, City-Life Energy.

Explore St. Louis Hills — graceful brick homes, Francis Park traditions and a polished South City setting with character at every turn.

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Local Highlights

Life in St. Louis Hills

A thoughtfully planned South City neighborhood where beautiful brick architecture wraps around one of St. Louis’ most beloved parks.

Francis Park in St. Louis Hills

Francis Park photograph courtesy of the City of St. Louis Parks Department; display crop.

Parks & Community

Francis Park at the Center of It All

Francis Park spans 60.3 acres and anchors neighborhood life with tennis, handball and pickleball courts, a playground, walking routes, picnics and seasonal community events.

Schools

City, Charter and Private Options

St. Louis Hills is within St. Louis Public Schools, with additional charter, private and parochial choices in the area. Assigned schools and program eligibility vary; verify directly for the exact address.

Architecture

Built for Enduring Character

The planned neighborhood is known for 1920s–1940s brick homes, Tudors, traditional details and carefully landscaped blocks.

Food & Local Life

South City Favorites Nearby

Neighborhood restaurants and cafés cluster along Hampton, Chippewa and nearby Macklind, with local traditions such as Ted Drewes woven into the wider area.

Explore the Area

Get to Know St. Louis Hills

Parks, landmarks and everyday destinations around St. Louis Hills. Filter the list by category — the map shows the general area.

Francis Park

The 60.3-acre neighborhood centerpiece with courts, a playground, walking routes and community events.

Willmore Park

A large nearby city park with lakes, trails, athletic space and open lawns.

Ted Drewes Frozen Custard

A landmark Route 66 stop on Chippewa Street near the neighborhood.

St. Louis Hills Neighborhood Events

Seasonal traditions and volunteer-led gatherings centered around Francis Park.

Hampton Avenue Corridor

Neighborhood restaurants, cafés, services and everyday shopping.

Chippewa Street / Route 66

A historic commercial corridor along the neighborhood’s northern edge.

What You’ll Find

What Does Home Look Like to You?

A practical guide to how housing type, space, updates and location can shift across St. Louis Hills price ranges.

01

Under $300,000

Condos & Smaller Homes

Condos, compact homes and properties that may need updating can provide entry points into the neighborhood.

02

$300,000–$450,000

Classic Brick Architecture

Bungalows, ranch homes and traditional brick residences on tree-lined streets around the park.

03

$450,000–$650,000

Larger & Updated Homes

More bedrooms, extensive renovations, architectural detail and prime park-adjacent locations become more common.

04

$650,000+

Signature & Luxury Properties

Larger Tudors, standout renovations and architecturally distinctive homes in premium neighborhood locations.

Market Snapshot

St. Louis Hills Market Snapshot

$372,450

Median listing price

$462,500

Median sold price

$218

Median listing price per sq. ft.

31 days

Median days on market

Source: Realtor.com, St. Louis Hills neighborhood market overview, September 2026; checked November 10, 2026. Figures are neighborhood-wide and are not an individual property valuation. View current figures.

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Questions

St. Louis Hills Home Search FAQs

Are these listings updated from the MLS?

Yes. The St. Louis Hills search displays participating brokerage inventory supplied through MARIS and updates as listing information changes.

What is the neighborhood known for?

St. Louis Hills is known for Francis Park, planned tree-lined streets, brick architecture and longstanding South City traditions.

How do I confirm schools for a property?

The neighborhood is within St. Louis Public Schools, with additional charter, private and parochial options nearby. Verify assigned schools and program eligibility for the exact address.

What kinds of homes are common?

Buyers will find brick bungalows, ranch homes, Tudors and larger traditional residences, with renovation levels ranging from original condition to fully modernized.

What price range can I expect?

Realtor.com reported a median listing price of $372,450 and a median sold price of $462,500 for September 2026. Individual properties vary by size, condition, architecture and location.

Can an agent help me sell in St. Louis Hills?

Yes. A Coldwell Banker Premier Group agent can help position the home’s architecture, updates, park access and neighborhood setting for current buyers.