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Ballwin
Homes for Sale in Ballwin, MO
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Ballwin sits in the heart of West St. Louis County along Manchester Road, about 40 minutes from downtown St. Louis and 30 minutes from Lambert Airport. Around 31,000 people call it home. The city was established in 1837 and has grown into one of the county's most consistently in-demand suburbs: established neighborhoods with mature trees, two well-regarded public school districts, a strong parks system, and quick access to Highway 141 and Interstate 64.
Below you will find current homes for sale in Ballwin, MO, recent sales, and live market trends. Ballwin addresses fall in two ZIP codes, 63011 and 63021, and we work in both every week. If you want to talk through anything you see here, we are happy to help.
$483,614
Average Sales Price
$385,000
Median Sales Price
190
Total Listings
91,450
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LISTINGS
3 Beds2 Baths1,646 SqFt1/29 29Open Sun 1PM-3PM$264,900
3 Beds3 Baths3,476 SqFt1/85 85New$780,000
5 Beds3 Baths3,248 SqFt1/44 44New$535,000
RECENTLY SOLD
$629,900
$629,900
1751 Warmington CT, Ballwin, MO 63021
4 Beds3 Baths2,725 SqFt
Listed by Allen Brake Real Estate
$350,000
$365,000
4.1%952 Bridgeport DR, Ballwin, MO 63011
3 Beds2 Baths1,674 SqFt
Listed by ReeceNichols Real Estate
$385,000
$375,000
2.7%13720 Mason Green CT, Ballwin, MO 63011
3 Beds3 Baths1,982 SqFt
Listed by Keller Williams Chesterfield
Living in Ballwin
Ballwin is a suburb that people tend to stay in. The 2020 census counted 31,103 residents across just under nine square miles, with a median age of about 42 and roughly a third of households raising children. Most of the city's everyday life runs along Manchester Road, where you will find grocery stores, restaurants, and neighborhood shopping within a few minutes of almost any subdivision. Lion's Choice, the St. Louis roast beef chain, got its start here.
The city runs its own parks and recreation department with an indoor community center, an outdoor aquatic center, and a public golf course, and it hosts the Ballwin Days festival every year at Vlasis Park. Add two AAA-rated school districts and a location that keeps most commutes short, and you have the reasons Ballwin homes tend to draw several offers in the first week.
Ballwin neighborhoods and home styles
Most houses for sale in Ballwin, MO are single-family homes in established subdivisions, many on cul-de-sacs with wooded common ground. Ranches, two-stories, and split-levels from the city's growth years make up the bulk of the market, and a good share of them have been updated or expanded. Subdivision names you will see on listings include Claymont, Castle Pines, Ballwin Hills, Ballwin Meadows, Fox Creek Estates, Cherry Hill Estates, Dickens Farm, Brightfield, and Arbor Trails.
Condos and villas are part of the mix too. Communities such as Birnamwood, Braeshire, and Burtonwood Manor give downsizers and first-time buyers a lower-maintenance way into the city. Condos for sale in Ballwin, MO usually move quickly because there are far fewer of them than single-family homes. New construction in Ballwin is limited to infill lots and small enclaves, so when a new home comes up it is worth a fast look.
The 63011 ZIP code and the 63021 ZIP code both carry Ballwin addresses, and part of the city's mail runs through neighboring Manchester and Ellisville ZIPs. If you are searching by ZIP, we will make sure you are not missing homes that are inside the city limits but carry a different postal code.
What homes in Ballwin are selling for
Ballwin is one of the most competitive markets in West County. Over the three months ending July 2026, the median sale price was about $440,000, up 4 percent from the same period a year earlier, and the typical home went under contract in about six days. Homes averaged four offers, sold at roughly 103 percent of list price, and more than half closed above asking. The median price per square foot was about $183. [Source: Redfin, Ballwin housing market, July 2026.]
What that means for buyers: be pre-approved before you tour, expect to see a home within a day or two of its listing, and have an offer strategy ready. What it means for sellers: pricing honestly is what produces multiple offers, and the first week is where the money is made.
Ballwin schools
Ballwin is served by two public school districts. Parkway School District schools in the city include Parkway West High School and Claymont, Henry, Oak Brook, and Sorrento Springs elementary schools. Rockwood School District schools in the city include Selvidge Middle School and Ballwin, Westridge, and Woerther elementary schools. Holy Infant School offers a Catholic option for preschool through eighth grade.
Which district serves a given address depends on the street, not the ZIP code, so we confirm the assigned schools for every home we show. The Nearby School section further down this page lists schools by distance.
Parks, recreation, and things to do
Vlasis Park is the city's largest park at 31 acres, with a baseball diamond, playground, four tennis courts, two ponds, pavilions, a walking path, and a sand volleyball court. It is the home of the annual Ballwin Days festival and the historic Harrison-Schmidt-Dahlke Log House. New Ballwin Park, Ferris Park, Holloway Park, and Greenfield Commons round out the neighborhood parks.
The Pointe at Ballwin Commons is the city's indoor recreation center with a leisure pool, fitness center, and gymnasium. North Pointe Aquatic Center is the outdoor pool that opens for the summer, and the nine-hole Ballwin Golf Course and Event Center sits next door. Castlewood State Park, on Kiefer Creek Road with a Ballwin address, brings Meramec River bluff trails within a short drive. The Bacon Log Cabin preserves a piece of the area's early history.
Getting around
Manchester Road is Ballwin's main east-west corridor and connects to Highway 141, which runs north to Interstate 64 and south to Interstate 44. Clarkson Road takes you north into Chesterfield. The city puts the airport at about 30 minutes and downtown St. Louis at about 40 minutes. The Commute Score section below this copy shows drive times from Ballwin to the places you go most.
Buying a home in Ballwin with Experience Realty Partners
We have served Chesterfield and the surrounding West County communities since 2016, and Ballwin is one of the cities we work in most. Our team knows which subdivisions have which floor plans, where the school district lines fall, and what a fair price looks like on a given street. In a market where homes draw multiple offers in a week, that is the difference between winning the house and losing it.
If you are searching for the best real estate agent in Ballwin, our honest answer is that the best agent is the one who tells you the truth about price and condition, even when it is not what you want to hear. That is how Kathy Helbig built this team, and it is how every agent on it works.
Tell us what you are looking for and we will set up a search that covers both Ballwin ZIP codes, and we will let you know the moment a match hits the market.
Selling a home in Ballwin
If you are wondering what your Ballwin home is worth, start with an honest number rather than a hopeful one. We look at 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, whether that is a fresh coat of paint or nothing at all.
Ballwin sellers who price correctly are seeing multiple offers and sales above list. We would rather help you get there than take a listing we know will sit. Request a home valuation on our Pricing Your Home page, or call us and we will walk through it together.
Nearby communities
Ballwin borders Manchester, Ellisville, Wildwood, and Chesterfield, and many buyers shop across all of them.
FAQs
To help you make informed decisions, we've compiled answers to some of the most commonly asked questions.
Is Ballwin, MO a good place to live?
Ballwin is a well-established West County suburb of about 31,000 people with two AAA-rated public school districts, a city-run recreation center and aquatic center, and a location that keeps most St. Louis commutes short. Homes here sell quickly, which is the clearest sign of how many people want to live in Ballwin.
What ZIP codes are in Ballwin?
What school districts serve Ballwin?
How competitive is the Ballwin housing market?
Are there condos or new construction homes in Ballwin?
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Bathrooms 2.61 3
Bedrooms 3.13 3
Year Built 1981 1978
Lot Size 26,835 Sqft 10,010 Sqft
Taxes $4,973 $3,910
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