A home in Central West End, Missouri

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Central West End

The Central West End is a City of St. Louis neighborhood running from Delmar Boulevard south to Interstate 64, with North Vandeventer Avenue on the east and Kingshighway and Union Boulevards on the west, next to Forest Park.

Median sale price

$359K

3 months ending Jun 2026

Compared with last year

+2.9%

median price

Median days on market

31

was 22 a year ago

Homes sold in June

76

was 86 a year ago

The market right now

Central West End home values and how fast homes sell.

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Figures: Redfin, 3 months ending Jun 2026, retrieved September 2026. Medians describe the whole market, not any one home. They are not a prediction.

Before you buy or sell

Worth knowing in Central West End.

Rules change. Confirm with the City of St. Louis before you rely on them.

Inspection at sale

The City of St. Louis requires a Certificate of Inspection (housing conservation inspection) before a vacant residential unit is occupied, and before an occupied structure is sold if none was issued in the last 12 months. The Building Division handles it, and the City states 100% of its property is in a Housing Conservation District.

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The inspection application fee is $120, or $200 for an occupied dwelling without a current certificate. A certificate is valid for 12 months.

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The Central West End is a certified local historic district. In most cases, changes to building exteriors must be reviewed by the City's Cultural Resources Office for compliance with district standards, and larger projects may require Preservation Board review.

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The district was created by Ordinance 56768 in 1973 and extended by Ordinance 61177 in 1988. Revised standards were adopted by Ordinance 69423 in 2013.

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The southern Central West End has two special taxing districts, the Euclid South Community Improvement District and the Central West End Southeast Special Business District, which fund services such as street cleanup, sidewalk repairs and pedestrian lighting.

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Homes and streets in Central West End, Missouri

What it's built like, and how you get around.

The homes

  • The historic district is primarily residential; most residential buildings are apartments and flats, with large single-family homes on private streets and along the main boulevards.

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  • Westminster Place Addition, developed in 1891 in the 4300 and 4400 blocks, includes turn-of-the-century houses by architects such as Barnett, Haynes and Barnett and Weber and Groves.

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  • The City's neighborhood history names Westmoreland and Portland Places as early developments, and Pershing Place, Kingsbury Place and Hortense Place as blocks from the 1904 World's Fair era.

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Getting around

  • Interstate 64 forms the neighborhood's southern boundary and Delmar Boulevard its northern boundary.

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  • The Central West End MetroLink station is at 410 South Euclid Avenue, near Euclid Avenue and Children's Place.

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  • The Central West End station is served by both the Red and Blue MetroLink lines.

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  • The Cortex MetroLink station, opened July 31, 2018, sits between the Central West End and Grand stations.

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Parks and places.

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Forest Park

A City park of about 1,300 acres (listed as 1,370 acres) that includes the St. Louis Art Museum, The Muny, the Jewel Box and the World's Fair Pavilion.

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Cathedral Basilica of St. Louis

A domed cathedral noted for its mosaic collection.

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Medical campus

The City's neighborhood page cites Barnes-Jewish Hospital and Children's Hospital as nearby medical centers.

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Chase Park Plaza

The Chase and Park Plaza hotels are named by the City as part of the neighborhood skyline.

Schools

Public school districts serving Central West End.

District lines don't always follow city lines. Confirm the district for a specific address with the district itself. For school data, see the state's Missouri school report cards.

Questions about Central West End.

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What is the median home price in Central West End, MO in 2026?

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The median sale price in Central West End was $359K for the three months ending Jun 2026, up 2.9% from a year earlier. Homes sold in a median of 31 days. Source: Redfin MLS-based data, retrieved September 2026.

Which public school district serves Central West End?

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Central West End addresses are served by Saint Louis Public Schools. District lines don't always follow city lines, so confirm the district for a specific address before you make an offer.

Is there an occupancy permit or inspection when a home sells in Central West End?

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The City of St. Louis requires a Certificate of Inspection (housing conservation inspection) before a vacant residential unit is occupied, and before an occupied structure is sold if none was issued in the last 12 months. The Building Division handles it, and the City states 100% of its property is in a Housing Conservation District. Rules change, so confirm with the City of St. Louis before you rely on this.

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