Saint Louis, Missouri
Dutchtown Homes for Sale
“Discover 11 homes in Dutchtown, Missouri”
11 homes
Avg $214,700
Market Overview
Dutchtown Real Estate at a Glance
Current market statistics for Dutchtown, MO
11
Active Listings
$215K
Avg Price
Price Range
From
$127,000
To
$499,900
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About Dutchtown Real Estate
Dutchtown sits on the south side of Saint Louis and has long been a working-class residential neighborhood where many residents have deep local roots. The area attracts a mix of long-time homeowners, younger buyers looking for affordable entry points, and families who value proximity to the city without paying downtown premiums. Daily life tends to center around modest single-family homes, some duplexes, and occasional multi-unit buildings that line the quiet residential blocks. Residents can reach parks and basic neighborhood services within a short drive or walk, and the surrounding commercial strips provide everyday dining and shopping options. The local public school district serves most households, with several private and parochial options also available nearby. Housing stock is largely made up of early- to mid-twentieth-century homes in a range of sizes. At the moment the neighborhood shows eleven active listings with an average asking price near $214,700, giving buyers a fairly contained price window from the low $100,000s into the upper $400,000s.
Average listing price: $214,700 · 11 homes available
Frequently Asked Questions
Inventory is modest, with eleven homes currently listed. Prices range from $127,000 to $499,900 and average around $214,700, offering a range of entry-level and mid-priced options.
Many households in Dutchtown have children, and the area is served by the local public school district along with nearby private and parochial schools. Quiet residential streets and nearby parks provide space for everyday family activities.
The housing stock consists mainly of single-family homes and some duplexes built in the early to mid-twentieth century. Listings currently span a wide price range, allowing buyers to choose between smaller starter homes and larger properties.
Daily errands and neighborhood services are generally reachable on foot or by short drive along the area’s commercial corridors. Residents often combine walking with quick car trips for broader shopping and dining choices.
Local parks and green spaces are accessible within a short distance, supporting routine outdoor activities for residents. The neighborhood layout encourages use of these nearby recreational areas.