Frontenac, Missouri, is a luxurious suburb located 13 miles west of downtown St. Louis, home to nearly 4,000 residents. This three-square-mile area is known for its upscale retail options, tree-lined streets, and grand single-family homes on expansive lots. The housing market features a mix of sprawling ranch-style homes and modern Colonial-inspired properties, with prices ranging from $700,000 to $4 million. Many homes are situated on one-acre lots, with some offering multi-acre spaces and in-ground swimming pools. Frontenac is served by the highly-rated Ladue School District, which includes Conway Elementary, Ladue School District’s Fifth Grade Center, Ladue Middle School, and Ladue Horton Watkins High School. Private education options include St. Joseph’s Academy, Villa Duchesne Upper School, and Chaminade College Preparatory School, all of which are highly rated. Local attractions include Drace Park, featuring historic log cabins and hiking paths, Dr. H. Phillip Venable Memorial Park with tennis courts and picnic areas, and Des Peres Park with playgrounds and walking paths. Residents also enjoy proximity to St. Louis attractions such as the St. Louis Zoo, City Museum, and Gateway Arch. Plaza Frontenac is a notable shopping destination with high-end stores, a movie theatre, and various dining options. Commuting to downtown St. Louis via Interstate 64 takes about 15 to 30 minutes, depending on traffic, and the nearest airport, St. Louis Lambert International Airport, is 9 miles away.
