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Chesterfield

Homes for Sale in Chesterfield, MO

Chesterfield is where our team is based, so this is the market we know street by street. The city sits about 25 miles west of downtown St. Louis along Interstate 64, and with just under 50,000 residents it is the largest city in West County and the fourteenth largest in Missouri. It pairs established, tree-lined subdivisions on the hills with the shopping, dining, and employers of Chesterfield Valley below.

Below you will find current homes for sale in Chesterfield, MO, recent sales, and live market trends. Chesterfield addresses fall in the 63017 and 63005 ZIP codes. If you want a second opinion on anything you see here, we are a few minutes away.

$810,430

Average Sales Price

$615,000

Median Sales Price

202

Total Listings

58,015

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Living in Chesterfield

Chesterfield incorporated in 1988, pulling together several older settlements that date to the 1830s, and it has grown into one of the region's most complete suburbs. The 2020 census counted 49,999 residents and just over 20,000 households, with a median age of about 47. Roughly a quarter of residents are 65 or older and just under a third of households have children at home, which tells you the city works for empty nesters and families alike.
Major employers headquartered here include Reinsurance Group of America, Dierbergs, and Amdocs, and Spirit of St. Louis Airport handles corporate aviation in the valley. The Chesterfield Valley retail corridor along Interstate 64 is home to St. Louis Premium Outlets, Topgolf, and a long run of restaurants and stores. St. Luke's Hospital is inside the city. It is a place where most errands, and many commutes, stay within a few miles of home.

Chesterfield neighborhoods and home styles

Houses for sale in Chesterfield, MO range from 1970s and 1980s two-stories and ranches in the older subdivisions off Clarkson Road and Olive Boulevard to large newer homes on the western edge near Wildwood and Clarkson Valley. Subdivision names you will see on listings include Green Trails, Baxter Lakes, Baxter Pointe, Chesterfield Farms, Chesterfield Lakes, Chesterfield Trails, Conway Meadows, Coventry Farm, Kehrs Mill, Nooning Tree, River Bend, Schoettler Valley, Cedar Springs, and Fienup Farms, one of the newer communities in the city.
Chesterfield has more condo and villa inventory than most West County cities. Communities such as Chesterfield Village, the townhomes and manors at Village Green, Baywood Villages, and the Gardens of Broadmoor give downsizers and first-time buyers a lower-maintenance option, and condos for sale in Chesterfield, MO tend to draw quick interest because the supply is small next to the demand. New construction in Chesterfield is concentrated in a handful of active communities and infill lots, so new homes are worth a fast look when they list.
The 63017 ZIP code covers most of the city, and 63005 covers the western portion and part of the valley. Both are inside Chesterfield, and we search both by default.

What homes in Chesterfield are selling for

The listings, recent sales, and Market Trends on this page show the latest available Chesterfield housing data. Prices and time on market vary by neighborhood, property type, condition, and price range. We can help you compare a home with recent sales that match its location and features.
For buyers, get pre-approved before touring and review comparable sales before making an offer. For sellers, use recent neighborhood sales and competing listings to set a price that reflects the market today.

Chesterfield schools

The Parkway School District serves most of Chesterfield, and Parkway Central High School sits inside the city limits. Homes on the western edge fall in the Rockwood School District. Which district and which school serve a given house depends on the street, so we confirm the assignment for every home we show. The Nearby School section further down this page lists schools by distance.

Parks, recreation, and things to do

Faust Park is the signature park, with a playground, a historical village, walking trails, a carousel, and the Butterfly House, which opened in 1998. The city also runs the Chesterfield Amphitheater for outdoor concerts, the Chesterfield Valley Athletic Complex for youth and adult sports, and the Chesterfield Family Aquatic Center for the summer. Chesterfield Commons and the outlets in the valley cover shopping, and the YMCA and a wide mix of restaurants along Clarkson, Olive, and Chesterfield Airport Road cover the rest of the week.

Getting around

Interstate 64 runs the length of the city and puts downtown St. Louis and Clayton within a straightforward drive. Highway 141 on the east side connects north toward the airport and south toward Interstate 44, and Clarkson Road runs south into Ballwin. Metro bus service connects Chesterfield to the rest of the region. The Commute Score section below this copy shows drive times from Chesterfield to the places you go most.

Buying a home in Chesterfield with Experience Realty Partners

Chesterfield is our home market. Our team serves Chesterfield and the surrounding West County communities. We know which subdivisions have which floor plans, where the school lines fall, and what a fair price looks like on a given street, and those details help you make a well-informed offer.
If you are searching for the best real estate agent in Chesterfield, our honest answer is that the best agent tells you the truth about price and condition, even when it is not what you hoped to hear. That is how Kathy Helbig built this team. Tell us what you are looking for and we will set up a search across both Chesterfield ZIP codes and let you know the moment a match lists.

Selling a home in Chesterfield

If you are wondering what your Chesterfield home is worth, start with what has actually sold in your subdivision in the last few months, what condition those homes were in, and what buyers are paying per square foot right now. Then we tell you what we would do to get the most from the sale with the least hassle, which is sometimes a few smart updates and sometimes nothing at all. Request a home valuation on our Pricing Your Home page, or call us and we will walk through it together.

Nearby communities

Chesterfield borders Wildwood, Clarkson Valley, Ballwin, Town and Country, and Maryland Heights.

FAQs

To help you make informed decisions, we've compiled answers to some of the most commonly asked questions.

Is Chesterfield, MO a good place to live?

Chesterfield is the largest city in West County, with about 50,000 residents, major employers, a full retail corridor, highly rated public schools, and a park system anchored by Faust Park and the Butterfly House.

What ZIP codes are in Chesterfield?

What school districts serve Chesterfield?

How competitive is the Chesterfield housing market?

Are there condos or new construction homes in Chesterfield?

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Attributes Average Median
Bathrooms 3.1 3
Bedrooms 3.2 3
Year Built 1985 1979
Lot Size 43,054 Sqft 11,659 Sqft
Taxes $7,688 $5,754

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Population

58K
58K in 2020

Density

893.8
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22.2K
31% with children

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