A home in Kirkwood, Missouri

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Kirkwood

Kirkwood is a nine-square-mile city in southwest St. Louis County, established in 1853 along the railroad and described by the city as the first planned residential commuter suburb west of the Mississippi.

Median sale price

$535K

ZIP 63122

Compared with last year

+5.9%

median price

Median days on market

6

was 6 a year ago

Homes sold in July

185

was 222 a year ago

The market right now

Kirkwood home values and how fast homes sell.

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Figures: Redfin, 3 months ending Jul 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 Kirkwood.

Rules change. Confirm with the city before you rely on them.

Inspection at sale

Occupancy permit required. The city states that all changes in occupancy require a permit, which includes an inspection. The application goes through the Kirkwood Building Division, and the occupancy certificate is issued to the new occupant after the property passes inspection.

City website

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An occupancy permit application must be submitted before utilities are transferred through the Kirkwood finance department.

City website

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Kirkwood is a full-service municipality with its own sanitation, water and electric utilities.

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The Landmarks Commission reviews exterior alterations to designated landmarks, and demolition and new construction on landmark sites and within historic districts. It must issue a Certificate of Appropriateness before a permit is issued for that work.

City website
Homes and streets in Kirkwood, Missouri

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

The homes

  • Kirkwood has nine local historic districts: Barrett Brae, Central Place, Craig Woods, Jefferson-Argonne, Meramec Highlands, North Taylor, Savoy, Sugar Creek Ranch and West Argonne.

    City website
  • District eras listed by the city range from circa 1850s through World War II (Jefferson-Argonne) and circa 1892 (Meramec Highlands) to circa 1920s (Central Place) and the early 1950s (Savoy).

    City website
  • Barrett Brae, Craig Woods and Sugar Creek Ranch are listed by the city as Mid Century Modern districts from the mid 1950s.

    City website

Getting around

  • The Kirkwood Amtrak station is at 110 West Argonne Drive and is served by the Missouri River Runner.

    Amtrak
  • The 1893 Kirkwood Train Station is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and still serves as an Amtrak station. The City of Kirkwood bought the building in 2002.

    City website
  • MoDOT's city map of Kirkwood shows Interstates 44 and 270, U.S. Routes 50, 61 and 67 (Lindbergh Boulevard), Route 100 (Manchester Road) and Route 366 (Watson Road).

    MoDOT
  • MoDOT identifies U.S. Route 61/67 as Kirkwood Road/Lindbergh Boulevard, which meets Route 100 (Manchester Road); Manchester Road continues west to I-270.

    MoDOT

Parks and places.

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Kirkwood Park

A 92-acre park at 111 S. Geyer Road with an aquatic center, skating rink, amphitheater, ball fields, tennis and pickleball courts, a walking trail and a community center.

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Historic Kirkwood Train Station

Built in 1893 in the Richardsonian Romanesque style. It serves as an Amtrak station and visitors' center staffed by volunteers.

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Kirkwood Farmers' Market

Located in the Downtown Kirkwood Business District.

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Greentree Festival

An annual festival hosted by the City of Kirkwood in Kirkwood Park each September. It began in 1961 to help replace trees lost to Dutch elm disease.

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City parkland

The city reports over 300 acres of parkland.

Schools

Public school districts serving Kirkwood.

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.

What is the median home price in Kirkwood, MO in 2026?

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The median sale price in Kirkwood (ZIP 63122) was $535K for the three months ending Jul 2026, up 5.9% from a year earlier. Homes sold in a median of 6 days. Source: Redfin MLS-based data, retrieved September 2026.

Which public school district serves Kirkwood?

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Kirkwood addresses are served by Kirkwood School District. 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 Kirkwood?

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Occupancy permit required. The city states that all changes in occupancy require a permit, which includes an inspection. The application goes through the Kirkwood Building Division, and the occupancy certificate is issued to the new occupant after the property passes inspection. Rules change, so confirm with the city before you rely on this.

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