They don’t build homes like this anymore and in Parkview Place, they rarely become available.

Set on a quiet, tree-lined street in one of St. Louis’s most architecturally significant neighborhoods, this 1906 residence delivers the kind of scale, craftsmanship, and presence that modern construction simply cannot replicate.

With over 3,500 square feet, six true bedrooms, and multiple living and entertaining spaces, the home lives large without sacrificing warmth. Original millwork, rich wood floors, and historic detailing create a sense of character you feel the moment you walk in – authentic, substantial, and timeless.

At the center of it all, the updated kitchen blends everyday functionality with elevated comfort, featuring heated floors that make winter mornings feel just a little more civilized. Thoughtful updates throughout, including a brand new roof, mean you get the beauty of a historic home without taking on unnecessary risk.

Out back, a fully fenced yard offers something increasingly rare in this price point and location: real privacy and usable outdoor space, perfect for entertaining, pets, or simply unwinding at the end of the day.

Minutes from Forest Park, Washington University in St. Louis, and the energy of the Central West End, you are positioned at the center of everything that makes St. Louis compelling – culture, dining, green space, and walkable city living.

This is not just square footage. This is presence, history, and lifestyle combined in a way that rarely hits the market.