A home in Town and Country, Missouri

Area guidesSt. Louis County

Town and Country

Town and Country is a west St. Louis County city centered on Clayton Road and Mason Road, formed as a village in 1950 and made a city in 1974. The city says it manages more than 60 acres of parks.

Median sale price

$1.17M

Jul 2026

Compared with last year

-11.7%

median price

Median days on market

17

was 21 a year ago

Homes sold in July

46

The market right now

Town and Country home values and how fast homes sell.

Steady17 days, median
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Homes here are selling at a steady pace. Price and presentation decide how long yours takes.

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Figures: Redfin, 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 Town and Country.

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

Inspection at sale

The city states residential occupancy permits are not required when new owners or renters occupy an existing residence. They are required before first occupancy of a newly built house.

City website

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The city issues building, mechanical and fire permits; electrical and plumbing permits come from St. Louis County. Plans affecting a home's exterior must show contact with subdivision trustees.

City website

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All new residences, front-of-house additions, subdivision gates and certain roof-mounted solar panels must go before the Architectural Review Board before permitting.

City website

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Residents contract directly with one of the city's approved private trash haulers; some subdivisions arrange a single hauler, so check with subdivision trustees.

City website

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Sewer laterals are privately owned and the owner's responsibility; sewers are served by the Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District. The city offers an optional service-line repair program through SLWA covering up to $8,500 per incident.

City website
Homes and streets in Town and Country, Missouri

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

The homes

  • The Estate residential district requires a minimum lot area of 80,000 square feet.

    City code
  • The Suburban Estate residential district requires a minimum lot area of 43,560 square feet (one acre).

    City code
  • The 1992 annexation added 2.5 square miles including Bellerive Country Club, Maryville University, Hunter Farm and a number of residential subdivisions.

    City website

Getting around

  • Interstate 270 runs through the city; Drace Park is described as just east of I-270 and south of Clayton Road.

    City website
  • The city extends north of I-64/40; the 1977 annexation moved the boundary north of the interstate and the 1992 annexation extended it past Conway and Ladue roads.

    City website
  • The city gives the intersection of Clayton Road and Mason Road as its geographic center. Its history page calls Mason Road the major north-south connector between the area annexed in 1992 and the rest of the city.

    City website
  • The city has produced a Highway 141 Corridor Plan and a Parks and Trails Master Plan.

    City website

Parks and places.

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Longview Farm Park

At 13525 Clayton Road just west of Mason Road, with the Longview Farm House, gardens, a lake, wooded trails, a pavilion and playground, and a barn and stables used by Equine-Assisted Therapy.

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Drace Park

A nine-acre park at 2310 Cedar Valley Road, dedicated in 2003, with a pavilion, playground, multi-use asphalt trail and three log cabins (Oge, Kropp and Estill).

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Preservation Park

A twelve-acre park at 12625 N. Outer Forty Road, dedicated in 1999, with a pavilion, playground, sand volleyball court and multi-use asphalt trail.

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Town Square

A city park and pavilion at 13360 Clayton Road.

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City events at Longview Farm Park

The city says the park hosts the Turkey Trot, the Holiday Boutique and the Art, Wine & Music event.

Schools

Public school districts serving Town and Country.

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 Town and Country, MO in 2026?

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The median sale price in Town and Country was $1.17M for the Jul 2026, down 11.7% from a year earlier. Homes sold in a median of 17 days. Source: Redfin MLS-based data, retrieved September 2026.

Which public school district serves Town and Country?

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Town and Country addresses are served by Parkway School District, Kirkwood School District and Ladue 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 Town and Country?

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The city states residential occupancy permits are not required when new owners or renters occupy an existing residence. They are required before first occupancy of a newly built house. Rules change, so confirm with the city before you rely on this.

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