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From farmland to a desirable suburban community
Once an area of rolling farmland, Princeton Heights was converted into residential space in the 1920s and received its name from the “Princeton Creamery,” which operated in the area. Today, the fields of fruits and vegetables have been replaced with striking brick architecture, neighborhood parks, and an active commercial district. Princeton Heights may sometimes seem like a quiet community far from city life, but it is just 8 miles from downtown St. Louis, ensuring residents are never far from the action.
Princeton Heights draws home owners looking for a community charm and modern amenities.
The variety of home styles on display in Princeton Heights.
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Iconic St. Louis architecture
One stroll through Princeton Heights’s tree-lined streets, and it's easy to see why houses rarely stay on the market for long. The neighborhood features a striking collection of brick housing styles ranging from Craftsman-style builds to Tudor revivals. “There is a decent mixture of single-family and multifamily dwellings,” says Joe Hostman, Realtor at RE/MAX Results. “Gingerbread style houses are common.” The Gingerbread style Hostman refers to is a common architectural style in St. Louis that draws on neo-gothic influences with Tudor roofs. Smaller residences begin pricing at $100,000, while larger, four-bedroom houses can top $400,000.
Princeton Heights is filled with bicycle friendly amenities.
Tudors in Princeton Heights are unique and elaborately ornate.
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Hampton Avenue’s Commercial District
Princeton Heights is primarily residential but features shops and restaurants scattered throughout. “There is an active commercial district along Hampton Avenue,” says Hostman. “The area has tons of stuff to do with little shops and restaurants of all kinds.” One of these restaurants includes Salt + Smoke, which serves up tasty, St. Louis-style barbecue. Residents can head to Hatch’d STL for tasty brunch creations. ALDI provides the neighborhood with fresh groceries, and those looking for more retail options can head north to the Hampton Village Shopping Center. The city has a long history of blues music, and collectors can flip through the stacks of vinyl found at Record Exchange or create one of their own at the Blue Lotus Studio. Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic Church serves the area.
Locals flock to JJ Twigs for a drink or pizza in Princeton Heights.
Try the brisket sandwich and a popover at the Princeton Heights favorite, Salt + Smoke.
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Princeton Heights Neighborhood Association
Princeton Heights has an active neighborhood association that holds monthly meetings to discuss different topics and agendas. The Association organizes celebratory events, including neighborhood night-outs and holiday parties. The annual Picnic brings residents together with live music, yard games, and hot dogs.
Older craftsman style homes are prominent in Princeton Heights.
Princeton Heights residents enjoy pickleball at nearby Willmore Park.
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Schools in the St. Louis Public School District
The St. Louis Public School District serves the younger residents of Princeton Heights. Students may begin their education at Buder Elementary School and Long International Middle School, both of which received a C-minus rating on Niche. Roosevelt High School has amassed 127 Public High League Championships since it was built in 1925, and students may participate in athletics, including basketball, football, and baseball/softball. The school received a C-minus rating on Niche. Parents looking for a private school option may consider Bishop DuBourg High School, which received an A-minus rating on Niche.
Buder Elementary located in the heart of The Southampton neighborhood celebrates more than 100 years of history.
Roosevelt High School is a public 9th through 12th grade school.
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Head to Weasel Baseball Field
Fans of “The Sandlot” will feel like they’re in the movie when they step foot onto the Weasel Baseball Field in Christy Park. The field operates a neighborhood league with six teams and over 60 players. The park also has a fitness station and children’s playground. Residents looking for a more relaxing outdoor adventure can head to the River Des Peres Greenway for a tranquil stroll along the river. Nearby, Wilmore Park is the last city park constructed by St. Louis and features over 100 acres of green space with sports fields, tennis courts, and fishing lakes.
Enjoy the sunshine on the swings in Christy Park.
River Des Peres Park is a 145 acre park that runs along the city county line.
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Easy access to downtown
Commuters can hop on Gravois Ave to access the major sporting events and vibrant commercial areas of downtown St. Louis just 8 miles away. The neighborhood also has multiple bus stops throughout. St. Louis Lambert International Airport is under 17 miles away.
Princeton Heights is a largely residential neighborhood surrounded by endless amenities.
Public transportation is available throughout Princeton Heights.
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Crime and Safety
1 - Low Crime, 10 - High Crime
Princeton Heights
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Homicide
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4
Sexual Assault
4
4
Assault with Weapon
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4
Robbery
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4
Burglary
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4
Motor Vehicle Theft
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4
Larceny
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4
Crime Score
4
4
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Princeton Heights Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Princeton Heights, Saint Louis sell after 26 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Princeton Heights, Saint Louis over the last 12 months is $255,000, up 9% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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