Located in a suburb of St. Louis, these homes are just a short drive away from all that St. Louis has to offer!

Showing properties 1 - 10 of 100+. See more city of Florissant real estate.
(all data current as of 5/20/2012)

1. $100,000 : 1860 Gardenia Drive, Florissant
   
   3 beds, 1 full, 1 part baths

   Home size: 936 sq ft

   Lot size: 7,492 sqft

   Year built: 1957

   Parking spots: 1

   Days on market: 4

   Walk Score®: 38

   Listing provided by Donna Redd, RE/MAX Gold III phone# 636-939-3800
2. $100,000 : 895 Iris Drive, Florissant
   
   3 beds, 1 full, 1 part baths

   Home size: 925 sq ft

   Lot size: 7,841 sqft

   Year built: 1962

   Parking spots: 1

   Days on market: 15

   Walk Score®: 38

   Listing provided by Shayne Sowers, RE/MAX Properties West phone# 636-532-5900
3. $100,000 : 915 Lindsay Lane, Florissant
   
   3 beds, 1 full bath

   Home size: 1,126 sq ft

   Lot size: 20,473 sqft

   Year built: 1931

   Parking spots: 3

   Days on market: 27

   Walk Score®: 46

   Listing provided by Barbara Caton, Realty Executives of St. Louis phone# 314-756-9100
4. $100,000 : 4332 Robbins Mill Road, Florissant
   
   3 beds, 1 full, 1 part baths

   Home size: 1,338 sq ft

   Lot size: 43,560 sqft

   Year built: 1965

   Parking spots: 2

   Days on market: 58

   Walk Score®: 26

   Listing provided by Robert Henson, Coldwell Banker Gundaker SC1 phone# 636-946-7880
5. $100,000 : MLS # 12003782 in Florissant
   
   3 beds, 1 full, 1 part baths

   Home size: 1,025 sq ft

   Lot size: 8,102 sqft

   Year built: 1960

   Parking spots: 1

   Days on market: 118

   Listing provided by Cheryl Burke, RE/MAX Gold III phone# 636-939-3800
6. $100,000 : 5570 Delcastle Drive, Florissant
   
   3 beds, 2 full, 1 part baths

   Home size: 1,692 sq ft

   Parking spots: 2

   Days on market: 130

   Walk Score®: 45

   Listing provided by Brenda Houston, Show Me, REALTORS phone# 314-770-9495
7. $99,900 : 3565 Parc Chateau, Florissant
   
   3 beds, 2 full baths

   Home size: 1,406 sq ft

   Lot size: 12,632 sqft

   Year built: 1972

   Parking spots: 2

   Days on market: 3

   Walk Score®: 69

   Listing provided by Charles Farrell, Advantage Properties, L.L.C. phone# 314-453-0200
8. $99,900 : 720 Herbst, Florissant
   
   3 beds, 1 full, 1 part baths

   Lot size: 7,405 sqft

   Year built: 1961

   Parking spots: 1

   Days on market: 30

   Walk Score®: 43

   Listing provided by Laura Shucart, Keller Williams Realty West phone# 636-229-8500
9. $99,900 : 2500 Churchill Downs, Florissant
   
   4 beds, 2 full baths

   Home size: 1,398 sq ft

   Lot size: 8,276 sqft

   Year built: 1957

   Days on market: 31

   Walk Score®: 37

   Listing provided by Kristie Weber, RE/MAX Gold III phone# 636-939-3800
10. $99,900 : 385 North New Florissant, Florissant
    
    2 beds, 1 full bath

    Home size: 1,073 sq ft

    Lot size: 6,970 sqft

    Year built: 1949

    Parking spots: 2

    Days on market: 33

    Walk Score®: 46

    Listing provided by Charlotte Fondren, Coldwell Banker Gundaker phone# 314-831-7600

Listing information deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Read full disclaimer.

Buying a home has several unique advantages when compared with renting. Aside from being to decorate as you choose, receive additional tax benefits, enjoy stability in your housing payments, and increase your ability to make future investments, it just feels good to own your own home!

A survey conducted last month by the PEW Research Center, a non-profit, non-partisan organization considered a “fact tank” on social & demographic trends in America, determined that the majority of adult Americans (81%) still believe “that buying a home is the best long-term investment a person can make.” It is interesting to note that while the same study showed that 47% of those surveyed felt that current economic factors have resulted in a decrease in their current home value, those same home owners felt that their home investment was a safe one.

Even renters seem to agree with the idea of investing in a home, with 81% wishing to buy a home at some point, even if individual circumstances prevent it currently. In fact, when asked to rate long-term financial goals, homeownership and “being able to live comfortably in retirement” were rated the highest by 80% of those surveyed. Survey participants seemed to understand that owning a home provides more than an avenue for generating savings – it also is a place to live and provides an element of physical and emotional stability unlike other investment options.

Further pursuing this question, the survey compared investments – trying to determine which held fast in the long run – the stock market or the housing market. The answer was variable, depending on the year of investment, however, and unable to be determined overall. One item not considered in the survey is that owning a home provides income tax benefits that are not likely to be found in other investments, which could affect the dividend bottom line and how you choose to invest. Click here to view the survey in its entirety.

Have you ever wondered what $200,000 can get you around St. Louis? Turns out, you can get anything from a cute cottage to a luxurious loft!  The following are just some examples! Enjoy!

Showing properties 1 - 10 of 100+. See more city of St Louis real estate.
(all data current as of 5/20/2012)

1. $200,000 : 4311 Roland Boulevard, St Louis
   
   4 beds, 2 full, 1 part baths

   Home size: 2,374 sq ft

   Lot size: 6,970 sqft

   Year built: 1967

   Parking spots: 2

   Days on market: 4

   Walk Score®: 51

   Listing provided by Mary Thien, Coldwell Banker Premier Group phone# 314-647-0001
2. $200,000 : 1420 Nancy Lee, St Louis
   
   4 beds, 2 full, 1 part baths

   Home size: 1,920 sq ft

   Lot size: 7,405 sqft

   Year built: 1977

   Parking spots: 2

   Days on market: 5

   Walk Score®: 57

   Listing provided by Thomas Basler, RE/MAX Properties West phone# 636-532-5900
3. $200,000 : 20 Schultz, St Louis
   
   3 beds, 4 full, 2 part baths

   Home size: 1,952 sq ft

   Lot size: 30,492 sqft

   Year built: 1977

   Parking spots: 3

   Days on market: 11

   Walk Score®: 48

   Listing provided by Dale Weir, Coldwell Banker Gundaker phone# 314-878-9820
4. $200,000 : 1619 Washington Avenue , Unit 304, St Louis
   
   2 beds, 2 full baths

   Home size: 1,595 sq ft

   Year built: 2005

   Parking spots: 1

   Days on market: 18

   Walk Score®: 89

   Listing provided by Maria Elias, Coldwell Banker Gundaker phone# 314-993-8000
5. $200,000 : 5068 Lampglow, St Louis
   
   3 beds, 2 full, 1 part baths

   Lot size: 10,019 sqft

   Parking spots: 2

   Days on market: 21

   Walk Score®: 20

   Listing provided by Connie Cole, Coleman and Cole Realty Inc phone# 314-422-4161
6. $200,000 : 7318 Murdoch Avenue, St Louis
   
   2 beds, 1 full, 1 part baths

   Home size: 1,066 sq ft

   Lot size: 5,663 sqft

   Year built: 1937

   Parking spots: 1

   Days on market: 27

   Walk Score®: 51

   Listing provided by Susan Johnson, Coldwell Banker Gundaker SO phone# 636-441-1360
7. $200,000 : 8006 Colleen Avenue, St Louis
   
   3 beds, 3 full baths

   Home size: 1,789 sq ft

   Lot size: 7,405 sqft

   Year built: 1938

   Days on market: 72

   Walk Score®: 37

   Listing provided by Cheryl Johnson, Johnson Realty, Inc phone# 314-726-3174
8. $200,000 : 1621 Del Norte Avenue, St Louis
   
   3 beds, 2 full baths

   Home size: 1,155 sq ft

   Lot size: 6,534 sqft

   Year built: 1941

   Parking spots: 1

   Days on market: 69

   Walk Score®: 49

   Listing provided by Steven Breihan, Prudential Alliance, REALTORS phone# 314-997-7600
9. $200,000 : 2912 Woodbridge Estates Drive, St Louis
   
   3 beds, 3 full baths

   Home size: 1,586 sq ft

   Lot size: 14,244 sqft

   Year built: 1993

   Parking spots: 2

   Days on market: 127

   Walk Score®: 9

   Listing provided by Cheryl Johnson, Johnson Realty, Inc phone# 314-726-3174
10. $200,000 : 9306 Eddie And Park Road, St Louis
    
    3 beds, 2 full, 1 part baths

    Home size: 2,048 sq ft

    Lot size: 10,141 sqft

    Year built: 1973

    Parking spots: 2

    Days on market: 158

    Walk Score®: 28

    Listing provided by Ryan Shakofsky, Coldwell Banker Premier Group phone# 314-647-0001

Listing information deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Read full disclaimer.

Affton is an unincorporated inner-ring suburb of St. Louis, located in St. Louis County, Missouri, USA. As of the 2010 census, the community had a total population of 20,307. Although it is a suburb of St. Louis, it is located just miles from major highways that can get you anywhere you need to be in minutes!

Showing properties 1 - 9 of 9. See more city of Affton real estate.
(all data current as of 5/20/2012)

1. $99,900 : 6308 Vita Dr., Affton
   
   3 beds, 1 full bath

   Home size: 768 sq ft

   Lot size: 6,055 sqft

   Year built: 1953

   Days on market: 4

   Walk Score®: 52

   Listing provided by Steven Ogle, Exit Elite Realty phone# 636-464-3222
2. $95,000 : 6850 Foxcroft Drive, Affton
   
   2 beds, 1 full bath

   Home size: 1,185 sq ft

   Lot size: 7,126 sqft

   Year built: 1955

   Days on market: 132

   Walk Score®: 29

   Listing provided by Diana Lineberger, Prudential Select Properties phone# 636-394-2424
3. $94,900 : 9321 Mackenzie Road, Affton
   
   3 beds, 2 full baths

   Home size: 912 sq ft

   Lot size: 3,724 sqft

   Year built: 1954

   Parking spots: 1

   Days on market: 625

   Walk Score®: 54

   Listing provided by Lon Simmons, Lon Simmons Realty LLC phone# 636-677-1311
4. $94,900 : 9736 Crayford ,Unit G, Affton
   
   2 beds, 2 full baths

   Home size: 1,056 sq ft

   Year built: 2008

   Days on market: 94

   Walk Score®: 28

   Listing provided by Frederick Wiedenhoeft, Keller Williams Southwest phone# 314-966-4700
5. $90,000 : 7258 Mackenzie Road, Affton
   
   2 beds, 2 full baths

   Home size: 1,026 sq ft

   Lot size: 6,120 sqft

   Year built: 1948

   Days on market: 348

   Walk Score®: 40

   Listing provided by Robert Schafer, Coldwell Banker Premier Group phone# 314-963-9494
6. $89,900 : 8609 Neier Lane, Affton
   
   3 beds, 1 full bath

   Home size: 1,037 sq ft

   Lot size: 5,663 sqft

   Year built: 1948

   Parking spots: 1

   Days on market: 72

   Walk Score®: 55

   Listing provided by Darby Seymour, Coldwell Banker Gundaker phone# 314-849-2220
7. $88,500 : 6211 Weber Rd., Affton
   
   2 beds, 1 full bath

   Home size: 720 sq ft

   Lot size: 6,098 sqft

   Year built: 1941

   Parking spots: 1

   Days on market: 44

   Walk Score®: 60

   Listing provided by Homer Rogers, Rogers Realty phone# 314-842-6055
8. $84,500 : 8601 Charlton Lane, Affton
   
   2 beds, 1 full bath

   Days on market: 23

   Walk Score®: 60

   Listing provided by Greg Leber, RE/MAX Premiere Realty phone# 314-842-6400
9. $79,900 : 8545 Palmetto Drive, Affton
   
   2 beds, 1 full bath

   Home size: 890 sq ft

   Lot size: 6,591 sqft

   Year built: 1953

   Days on market: 285

   Walk Score®: 49

   Listing provided by R. Connie Petty, RE/MAX Results phone# 314-352-7770

Listing information deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Read full disclaimer.

Location, location,location. You’ve heard time and time again that when buying a home, location is what matters most…. and for good reason! For that purpose the concept of Walk Score was created. Dedicated to the idea that “less time in the car means more time for the things you love,” Walk Score, developed in 2008, has made it easier for home buyers to find a home that is closer to the activities and places they love.

Providing ratings from 0 to 100 to determine a neighborhood’s walkability, buyers can decide if the area they are considering is more Car-Dependent, Very Walkable, a Walker’s Paradise, or somewhere in-between. If you are searching for a home, you will also enjoy visiting tools such as Transit Score which helps in calculating the cost of your commute and the even newer Bike Score!

Bike Score was introduced this week in honor of Bike to Work Week and suggests areas that are best suited and not so desirable for bike riding. Considering such issues as hills and bike lanes, along with “road connectivity” and a town’s biking population, communities have been rated using the same type of scoring system, with 70-100 being named Very Bikeable. Topping that list were Minneapolis, Portland, and San Francisco. However, St. Louis is pushing for bike riding. Recently, Mayor Slay signed a bill requiring new establishments to provide bike parking (http://stlouis-mo.gov/government/departments/mayor/news/Mayor-Slay-Signs-Bike-Parking-Bill.cfm)

The goal of Bike Score is to help cities measure and then improve their bicycling ridership. Check it out and see where your town rates by clicking here. If you would like more in-depth information about places where you can walk and ride in our local community, please contact me.

Each day technology becomes even more impressive as new tools, products and apps are rolled out that truly have a place in your daily life. It can be exciting and exhausting to try to find the ones that will benefit you. As a homebuyer, it can be overwhelming to narrow down all the choices.  With that in mind, I’ve made my real estate website tech and mobile friendly in the hope that you will find the results you need in your search, however, when it comes to buying a home, these apps may of benefit to you as well.

Many of these apps are even offered free of charge, although they may request your location information in order to produce the results you desire. If you want more specific information or ideas on specialized apps for your tech devices, please give me a call so we can brainstorm on how I can help meet your real estate needs.  In the meantime, though, check these out!

Not sure where you want to live?

• Nabewise Get to know neighborhoods in-depth, complete with pictures, reviews and ratings ond rankings on the things you care most about.
• GreatSchools Get to know local school options and read reviews by staff and parents of children attending the schools. Schools are also scored based on scores and ratings.
• Yelp Find the best restaurants, shopping, and entertainment in the area you are researching directly from the people who live there. A true “insider’s view.”

Trying to keep track of everything?

• Evernote Keep track of your buying process, including the information on homes you have seen, complete with your personal notes!

Want to compare?

• House Hunter This tool allows you to set priorities on your wants and needs and match them to homes you are considering with the feature list and also has a mortgage calculator built in.
• Trulia – Easy to use and even includes a help button! Depending on your mobile device, you can check and compare listings and even search by feature using your voice.

Looking for actual numbers?

• Zillow Zestimates and make me move allow you to get an idea of what homes cost on any street and even permit you to make offers to home owners who do not have their property for sale.
• Realtor.com Get stats on new homes, sold homes, and homes for sale easily and quickly, including price changes in any neighborhood.

Many areas of the United States are seeing a shift towards a seller’s market. In a seller’s market, homes for sale may receive multiple offers and are often sold in less time. Home sellers get excited at that news, but if you are trying to purchase a home, it may make competition a bit tougher. If you have been searching for a home and have finally settled on one that you love, don’t delay on contacting your lender, or you may miss out on the home of your dreams.

Interest rates have been reduced to historic lows allowing you, the home buyer, to get more home for the same amount of money, which sounds fantastic. However, if you do not “lock” in your rate and then follow through with providing the necessary paperwork in a timely manner, you could lose your opportunity. More than ever, now is the time for you to know the rules and play to win in the housing and lending market. If you are wondering about how you can make sure you are doing all you need to qualify for your loan and your home, contact me or consult the following list.

• DO get your paperwork in time.  Whether you are asked for a letter of employment verification or 27 pages of bank statements, do not delay in submitting these documents to your lender.  Any delay can result in your loan taking longer than necessary, making the seller potentially question your ability to purchase, especially when back up offers have been submitted.
• Do not encourage the seller to begin any construction work until after the appraisal, even if your inspection warrants changes being made.  An appraiser could see the hardhats and debris and devalue the property.  Wait until AFTER the appraisal is complete to request repairs OR agree to do the work yourself once you own the home.
• Do not buy a new car or new furniture or go on a celebratory shopping  spree until your escrow has funded!  Credit ratios are VERY important at this time and if they become out of balance or new credit is extended, it can make you less likely to qualify for your home loan.  It does not matter if the offer is ZERO percent interest… it still affects your credit line.
• DO pay your current financial obligations.  During the busy home buying time, it can be easy to forget to pay bills or miss deadlines – be careful because late payments will reflect negatively on your credit and could even result in your loan being denied.
• Do not make changes in your employment – including changing jobs to make more money.  The key to getting a mortgage is showing a picture of stability and a job change could tarnish that image.  Wait until after escrow closes to accept the new position.

When listing your home for sale, you need to recognize what you are actually selling. In some ways, selling your home can be very similar to putting your car up for sale. You are selling a piece of your life, a subset of you, and in doing so, you must be prepared.

First and foremost, who will you have do the preparation and advertising?  Will you do it yourself or have someone you trust to represent you – someone who has experience?  Someone who knows your market best?

Secondly you should consider the type of home you have – is it more of a sedan-style or do you own a luxury home? Perhaps your home is uniquely architectural in style, a Lamborghini Countach so to speak, and would only appeal to a very select audience? If so, make sure your home receives the proper representation, rather than listing it yourself or through an unknown real estate agent.

Regardless, whether you are selling a favored vehicle or your much loved home, these five simple keys will help you to get the most out of your investment.

• Key 1: Know the Market – Evaluate information on homes that are similar to your own in your same location. Pay attention to the year, condition, and upgrades of comparable homes, as you would a car. Instead of mileage, however, consider square footage. Use the classifieds or rather Craig’s List to see “real” prices for quick sale homes. Make sure your pricing is in the ballpark before listing your home.

• Key 2: Recognize Your Home’s “Curb Appeal” - People make impressions quickly, with cars and with homes. Before you list your home, take care to do whatever “detailing” you can to spruce it up. You want your sellers to feel so “at home” that they won’t want to leave, similar to the feeling of wanting to drive a new car off the lot. Maintenance records and warranties that apply to your home are great to show, if you have them. Keep in mind that a well-loved and maintained home is a much more attractive purchase than a neglected one.

• Key 3: Showing Your Home - When you sell your home, people will also be catching a glimpse into your life. Buyers may be uneasy about their decision and answering their questions openly can smooth things over. If a potential buyer asks to have a home inspection (similar to having a mechanic review a car prior to purchase), recognize the validity of the request and ask to see the report once completed.

• Key 4: Negotiate Until Everyone is Happy - Once the inspection or “test drive” has been completed, most buyers will accept the home “as is” or want to negotiate fees in exchange for the “fixes”. As a seller, it is wise to consider all possibilities, perhaps the sale price could decrease to accommodate the needs, or perhaps a favorite contractor could make the changes quickly and easily. Make sure you reach an agreement with a buyer that is contingent on the sale closing before performing any repairs.

• Key 5: Finalize the Sale - Rules governing the sale of motor vehicles AND the sale of homes vary from state to state and even county to county at times. Having a trusted real estate agent and escrow company to guide you through the legal jargon can be invaluable. The money from the sale and proper paperwork required with each sale can be overwhelming and you will come to rely heavily upon those guides.

Once your home is sold, remember to remove your belongings, as you would with your car, and don’t forget to hand over the keys.

Selling a home can be quite challenging at times, causing sellers to question what they can do to make the sale occur more quickly. Service providers such as home stagers, organizers, and professional clutter eliminators can all offer assistance, but many sellers are also considering the art of feng shui, through consulting services or as a do-it-yourself technique. Feng shui offers some universal principles that can benefit in selling a home, whether you subscribe to tenants from the form or compass school, or prefer the eight mansion Bagua theory, so utilize the ones that work best in your home. The overall goal is to create “positive chi” or energy flow in each room of your home.

This quote from A Guide to Quality, Taste & Style, by Tim Gunn, can help you understand how something as seemingly insignificant as a closet can affect you and your potential buyer. “Closets are where we hide things: skeletons, forbidden loves, terrible birthday gifts we couldn’t return. It is for this reason that deciding what to wear while staring into those murky depths can be not just daunting, but emotionally exhausting as well.”  Using feng shui techniques, you can clear the clutter, along with the negative memories and energy, creating a home that will sell more easily.  On that note, let’s move to 5 real tips that will give you positive emotional energy while readying your home for sale.

• #1 Open the windows and doors. Let a breeze blow through your home to clear the negative energy and refresh you as you begin your work.
• #2 Step outdoors onto your walkway, the entrance of your home. What do you see first when you walk into your home?  Clear any cobwebs and dust and make sure nothing is blocking the entrance. If you have to step over something, remove it.
• #3 Add energy with greenery. Whether an indoor or outdoor plant, make sure your home feels vibrant through adding plant energy. You can do this through exterior landscaping, by adding fresh flowers to the entry, or with the addition of indoor plants.
• #4 Add positive energy through art and movement through proper mirror placement. There are tons of books that can guide you through this step, however, remember that the goal is to reflect positivity and not overwhelm or create clutter in your home for sale.
• #5 Clear the clutter. Cull what you don’t need and create a “spa feel” throughout your home in all rooms. Counters should be free of objects and papers, furniture should be placed to allow for ease of movement. Any obstacles to interior door entrances should be moved.

While these tips may not offer a “cure all” to getting your home sold, they can definitely point you in the right direction. Stop by the library and get a few books on feng shui to increase your knowledge.  As you do, take care to notice your landscaping and apply some shine and good chi to your Home for Sale sign, too.

The 24:1 Community Land Trust is dedicated to expanding opportunity, strengthening community, and empowering future generations by providing permanently affordable homes in the 24 communities that make up the Normandy School District.  By offering a smart, low-risk path to homeownership, the 24:1 CLT bridges the gap between dream and reality for homebuyers. Conventional and even FHA guidelines make it difficult to obtain an affordable mortgage.  The 24:1 CLT helps to lower these barriers by offering financing, thereby empowering individuals and families to purchase and own their homes; ultimately gaining access to greater security, more stability, and the financial tools necessary to build wealth.
For many people around St. Louis, realizing their dream of homeownership can seem like an impossible challenge.  Despite the recent drop in home prices, the gap between dream and reality just keeps growing. If you want to purchase your own home but housing prices seem out of reach, the 24:1 Community Land Trust may be able to help.

How It Works:

24:1 CLT ownership means that you are able to purchase a home at a lower price because the land remains part of the land trust.  In exchange, if you choose to move, you agree to sell your home back to the 24:1 CLT.  You will be guaranteed a 1.5% equity increase for every year that you own the home.

The benefits of homeownership are substantial.  From the financial stability of consistent housing costs, tax breaks, and equity building, to the pride of leaving a legacy for your children and securing a stable home for them, there is tremendous peace of mind that comes with owning a home.

For qualified individuals and families, the 24:1 Community Land Trust offers affordable new homes or substantially renovated homes located within the Normandy School District.

 

 

Interested in purchasing a home with 24:1 Community Land Trust in the St. Louis area?  Find out whether you meet 24:1 CLT’s program eligibility.  24:1 CLT will help you find out if you qualify now, or help you make a plan to get on track to buy a home in the future.

 

Requirements:   Ability to qualify for a mortgage through 24:1 Community Land Trust includes:

1. Typically, a steady income, satisfactory credit, and a modest amount of consumer debt.
2. Completion of Beyond Housing’s Homebuyer Education Training and one-on-one follow-up counseling session.
3. Determination by a Beyond Housing Homeownership Counselor that you are “Homeownership Ready”.
4. Ability to contribute 2% of the purchase price toward down payment.
5. Must meet our income requirements established by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (H.U.D.).  The same criteria will be used to look at the next household purchasing your home upon future resale.  After closing, you are free to make more income or change your household size without complication.  24:1 CLT serves households with total income less than:

 

Household Size	120% Area Median Income
1 Person	$59,196
2 Persons	$67,600
3 Persons	$76,077
4 Persons	$84,480
5 Persons	$90.902
6 Persons	$98,060
7 Persons	$104,812
8 Persons	$111,565

 

7123 Winchester

One of the houses I am offering as part of the Community Land Trust is 7123 Winchester (pictured below). Offered at $74, 900, this 1,214 sq ft, 2 bed home is a great buy! This home, located in St. Louis County, has top of the line finishes throughout. The high-end kitchen boasts granite counters, travertine backsplash and stainless Frigidaire appliances including a refrigerator, built-in microwave, dishwasher and gas range. The bathrooms are clean and contemporary with modern subway tile and new vanities and fixtures. All of the big ticket items are NEW including the roof, windows, HVAC, water heater, and electric panel. Since this Thome is part of Beyond Housing’s 24:1 Community Land Trust, it is different than a typical market sale in that you are GUARANTEED a SALE when you want to move, and GUARANTEED 1.5% EQUITY for every year you live in home. You own the home and lease the land from 24:1 CLT. Only 2% Down Payment required, financing is provided through the 24:1 CLT. Income guidelines and restrictions apply. Call for more details on how you can become a part of this unique homeownership opportunity!

 

For more information on this home, please visit:  http://jfmeyerrealty.com/listing/7123-winchester-drive-st-louis-mo-63121/

 

7123 Winchester Drive, St Louis, MO 63121-2811 (MLS # 12011438)

(all data current as of 5/20/2012)

Price	$74,900
Beds	2
Baths	2 full
Home size	1,214 sq ft
Lot Size	7,405 sq ft
Days on Market	80

The BEST deal in town. This home has top of the line finishes throughout. The high-end kitchen boasts granite counters, travertine backsplash and stainless Frigidaire appliances including a refrigerator, built-in microwave, dishwasher and gas range. The bathrooms are clean and contemporary with modern subway tile and new vanities and fixtures. All of the big ticket items are NEW including the roof, windows, HVAC, water heater, and electric panel. And if you think it cannot get any better, think again: This home is part of Beyond Housing's 24:1 Community Land Trust. It is different than a typical market sale in that you are GUARANTEED a SALE when you want to move, and GUARANTEED 1.5% EQUITY for every year you live in home. You own the home and lease the land from 24:1 CLT. Only 2% Down Payment required, financing is provided through the 24:1 CLT. Income guidelines and restrictions apply. Call for more details on how you can become a part of this unique homeownership opportunity!

Property Type(s): Residential

Last Updated	3/12/2012	Tract	Electric Homesites
Year Built	1954	Community	Normandy
Garage Spaces	1.0	County	St Louis
Total Parking	1	Walk Score ®	55

Price History

Prior to Mar 13, '12	$90,000
Mar 13, '12 - Today	$74,900

Schools

Elementary School	Normandy
Jr. High School	Normandy
High School	Normandy

Additional Details

Features

Appliances	Dishwasher, Disposal, Energy Star Applianc, Microwave, Range/Oven-Gas
Architecture	Traditional
Basement Description	Bathroom in LL, Full, Partially Finished, Sump Pit/Pump, Walk-Out
Bedroom Description	Main Floor Master, Possible Extra Bdr
Construction	Brick/Stone Msn Pred
Cooling	14 SEER+, Central-Electric
Dining	Separate Dining
Fireplace Location	None
Heat Source	Gas
Heating	Forced Air 90+
Interior Decor	Built-In Bookcases, Some Carpeting, Some Window Treatmnt, Some Wood Floors
Kitchen	Custom Cabinetry, Eat-In Kitchen, Pantry, SolidSurfaceCounter
Lot Description	Chain Link Fence, Level Lot
Miscellaneous	Burglar Alarm-Leased, Near Public Trans, Patio
Parking Description	Attached Garage
Property Type	Residential
Sewer	Public
Special Areas	Family Room
Special Description	Rehabbed, Renovated
Status	Active
Style	Ranch
Water	Public
Water Heat	Gas
Windows & Doors	6 Panel Door(s), Low-E, Some Tilt-In Windows

Location

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Listing provided by Hayley Tomazic, J. F. Meyer Realty phone# 636-898-3715

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For more information on the Community Land Trust and to learn about the steps toward homeownership, please visit: http://www.beyondhousing.org/programs/24:1-initiative/24:1-community-land-trust/ OR contact me, Hayley Tomazic, at J.F. Meyer Realty  (314) 229-2009