MO
Kirkwood
Homes for Sale in Kirkwood, MO
Kirkwood grew around the railroad, and its downtown station remains one of the city's defining landmarks. Established residential neighborhoods, local businesses, and recreation destinations give buyers several ways to experience this St. Louis County community. The 2020 Census counted 29,461 residents.
Explore current Kirkwood, MO homes for sale, recent sales, and local market trends below. Experience Realty Partners can help you compare neighborhoods, evaluate individual homes, and build a search around the locations and features that matter to you.
$730,726
Average Sales Price
$540,000
Median Sales Price
131
Total Listings
25,732
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LISTINGS
3 Beds3 Baths2,914 SqFt1/73 73Open 10/4 1PM-3PM$699,900
4 Beds4 Baths3,286 SqFt1/21 21Open Sun 2PM-4PM$925,000
5 Beds4 Baths3,230 SqFt1/54 54Open 10/4 1PM-3PM$1,099,900
RECENTLY SOLD
$155,000
$150,000
3.3%331 Barrington Square Estate #H, Kirkwood, MO 63122
1 Bed1 Bath825 SqFt
Listed by EXP Realty, LLC
$75,000
$99,900
24.9%342 Alsobrook ST, Kirkwood, MO 63122
4 Beds1 Bath992 SqFt
Listed by Keller Williams Chesterfield
$610,000
$599,990
1.7%115 N Van Buren AVE, Kirkwood, MO 63122
4 Beds4 Baths1,910 SqFt
Listed by SCHNEIDER Real Estate
Living in Kirkwood
Founded as a railroad suburb in 1853, Kirkwood retains a downtown centered on its active train station. The surrounding business district and Kirkwood Farmers' Market are useful places to explore during a visit. Consider how close you want to be to downtown activities and how that location fits your everyday routine.
Kirkwood also offers cultural destinations such as The Magic House and the Frank Lloyd Wright House in Ebsworth Park. Residential areas vary in their relationship to downtown, parks, and major roads. Touring several parts of the city helps make those differences more concrete.
Kirkwood neighborhoods and home styles
Kirkwood's historic districts include Central Place, Jefferson-Argonne, North Taylor, West Argonne, and Meramec Highlands. Central Place is known for its concentration of Craftsman and Prairie-style bungalows. These neighborhood names provide starting points for exploring the city's architectural variety.
Midcentury residential design is also part of Kirkwood's history, including ranch-house districts such as Barrett Brae, Craig Woods, and Sugar Creek Ranch. Compare the floor plan, lot, garage, and updates of each listing instead of assuming homes in a neighborhood share the same features.
For a property in a historic district or with an individual designation, check applicable review requirements with the city before planning exterior changes. Ask about permits and previous work on any home. Many Kirkwood addresses use 63122, but the ZIP code alone does not establish city limits or assigned schools.
What homes in Kirkwood are selling for
Kirkwood homes vary in age, architecture, lot, and condition, so a citywide average is only a starting point. Use the listings, recent sales, and market trends on this page to see current activity. Then compare homes with characteristics close to the particular property you are considering.
Experience Realty Partners can help you distinguish asking prices from completed sale prices and evaluate relevant comparable sales. Renovations, deferred maintenance, layout, and location all deserve attention when assessing an offer or a listing price.
Kirkwood schools
The Kirkwood School District serves Kirkwood and portions of several surrounding municipalities. Its district and school attendance boundaries do not simply follow every city's borders. Use the district's current school-boundary resources and confirm the assigned schools and enrollment requirements directly for the property address.
Parks, recreation, and things to do
Kirkwood Park is home to recreation facilities and the annual Greentree Festival. The city's aquatic center, ice arena, and community center offer additional activities, while the Kirkwood Performing Arts Center hosts performances. Check current schedules, registration details, and seasonal availability before visiting.
The Meramec Greenway connects Greentree Park with Arnold's Grove Park along a 3.6-mile paved route. It provides a different outdoor setting from the downtown area and neighborhood parks. Check current trail and park notices before a trip, since access and facilities can change.
Getting around
Downtown Kirkwood's active Amtrak station is part of the city's transportation network and identity. When comparing homes, consider your route to work and regular errands, parking needs, and proximity to the railroad. Visit at the times you would normally be home to assess traffic and surroundings for yourself.
Buying a home in Kirkwood with Experience Realty Partners
A Kirkwood search may involve comparing homes with very different ages and layouts. Look at usable living space, storage, outdoor areas, and the condition of major systems. For an older home, documented improvements and inspection findings can be especially helpful in understanding future maintenance.
We can help you focus on suitable neighborhoods, arrange showings, and compare recent sales. Share your priorities with Experience Realty Partners so we can help you evaluate both the home and its setting before you decide to make an offer.
Selling a home in Kirkwood
Your home's architectural details, improvements, lot, and location can influence how buyers compare it with other listings. We review recent sales and current competition to discuss a pricing range tied to the property. A thoughtful presentation should make those individual features easy to understand.
Gather records for major repairs, permits, and renovations before listing. We can help you plan preparation, photography, and pricing around the home and current market. Contact Experience Realty Partners for a Kirkwood home valuation and a discussion of your next steps.
Nearby communities
Compare Kirkwood with Webster Groves, Des Peres, and Manchester to explore other St. Louis County locations. Looking across nearby communities can help clarify which housing styles, destinations, and travel patterns fit your search.
FAQs
To help you make informed decisions, we've compiled answers to some of the most commonly asked questions.
What is Kirkwood known for?
Kirkwood is known for its railroad history, downtown train station, established neighborhoods, Farmers' Market, and destinations such as The Magic House. It was founded as a railroad suburb in 1853.
Are there historic homes in Kirkwood?
How do I check assigned schools?
Where can I enjoy the outdoors?
How should I compare home prices?
MARKET TRENDS
(Oct 2025 - Sep 2026)
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Attributes Average Median
Bathrooms 2.43 2
Bedrooms 3.03 3
Year Built 1966 1966
Lot Size 12,595 Sqft 8,437 Sqft
Taxes $4,632 $3,456
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Population
25.7K
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11K
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