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European immigration crafted this historic St. Louis neighborhood
Tucked along the Mississippi River, just minutes south of Downtown St. Louis, this historic neighborhood dates back to the 1800s. When husband and wife Antione and Julia Soulard established an estate in the area that now bears their name, their French heritage began shaping the community—a legacy still visible today in its homes, residents, and events.
Soulard hosts the nation’s second-largest Mardi Gras celebration, surpassed only by New Orleans. The name ‘Soulard,’ which means “drunkard” in French, fittingly reflects the neighborhood’s ties to its brewing history. Anheuser-Busch, one of the oldest German-branded brewing companies, also calls Soulard home, housing its headquarters here.
Additionally, the Soulard Farmers Market, the oldest established farmers market west of the Mississippi, serves as the heart of the neighborhood. “If you’re looking for a strong community, friendly neighbors, and things to do, Soulard is the neighborhood you want to be in,” says Amanda Ramcharan, Ph.D., President-elect of the Soulard Restoration Group.
Soulard boasts iconic, multi-story French townhomes throughout the neighborhood.
Dog walking is a favorite past time of residents of Soulard.
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Second-Empire, French-influenced homes give a sense of identity
Homes in this community reflect its French influence, featuring a distinct St. Louis brick exterior with a style rooted in the 1800s. “The Second Empire architecture style is definitely en vogue because Soulard has French roots. We’re also in the brick city, that red brick is what we are famous for,” says Joe Hostman, realtor at RE/MAX Results.
This architectural style dominates the south side of the community where you will find historic Second-Empire-style housing, Anheuser-Busch headquarters, and historic churches. Prices for these homes typically range from a $250,000 home that welcomes renovations to $700,000 for a brand-new home. However, buyers should be ready to tackle renovations and replace outdated appliances. “It’s not uncommon to have old-school house problems,” says Hostman.
Second Empire influenced homes can be seen in Soulard neighborhood.
Small and elegant white and brick Victorian style houses show Soulard's history.
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Community gatherings take place at nearby parks
The Soulard Community Garden, maintained by the Soulard Garden Co-op, allows residents to grow full-size gardens while fostering connections with neighbors. Since its start in 1992 with a few beds, the garden has expanded to 26 full plots tended by 40 community members. It hosts butterfly weeds, sunflowers, monarch butterflies, and honeybees. Soulard Park, near the farmers market, features a tot lot where kids can play while parents shop. Gene Slay’s Boys and Girls Club on 11th Street offers a 36,000-square-foot facility that equips Greater St. Louis youth with skills in academics, leadership, health, athletics, and the arts.
Don your dirndl & lederhosen for the Soulard Oktoberfest awaits.
Ride your bike to Soulard Park and enjoy the sunshine.
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Famous marketplace, vintage restaurants, bar traditions keep history alive
Around 1840, Julia Soulard donated two blocks to the city of St. Louis on the condition that the land would be turned into a public market. Today, Soulard Farmers Market has blossomed into a hotspot for residents to browse an open-air market to buy crafts, jewelry, handmade soap, spices, local produce, an expansive meat section, and cajun food at Soulard’s Cajun Corner. Vincent’s 12th Street Market is an alternative for folks who want to avoid crowds and still shop local.
John D. McGurk's Irish Pub and Garden is a vintage Soulard restaurant known for its Reuben sandwiches, bangers and mash, and rowdy atmosphere. Drinking traditions are also plenty here, with locals that look to push their limits. “There is this thing called a barcycle, which is a modified carriage that holds a bar in the middle and the surrounding stools are used to pedal the carriage, all of this while you’re drinking,” says Hostman.
Soulard Cajun Corner offers residents authentic Cajun cuisine in the Soulard Farmers Market.
Black Rabbit Vintage in Soulard has been on the corner of McNair Ave for three years.
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Good things come in pairs
Soulard is split into two personalities. The neighborhood’s history features immigration from across Europe, but German immigration made the most significant imprint with the brewing families, specifically with Anheuser-Busch being in the heart on the south side of the neighborhood. The brewing giant throws its annual Oktoberfest in Soulard Market Park, located near the Soulard Farmers Market, exhibiting live music, entertainment, and lots of beer. During the holiday season, locals interested in moving to this area can buy tickets for the annual Holiday Parlour Tour, a three-hour guided tour in heated shuttles exploring seven residences within the south side.
The north side of the neighborhood is a bit more vibrant with the farmers market, a business district that features classic restaurants and bars, and an athletic club where people watch MMWA (Mid Missouri Wrestling Alliance) fighting. South Broadway Athletic Club, founded in 1899, allows locals to watch amateur wrestling, vintage movies, and concerts.
Soulard holds the second-largest Mardi Gras celebration in the United States The neighborhood’s French roots rub off on residents as each year, starting in January, thousands gather at the Soulard Farmers Market for Mardi Gras events. Weekends feature everything from a Cajun cook-off to a wiener dog derby, culminating with the grand parade to cap off the two-month party.
Ride your bike down the open and welcoming streets of Soulard.
Hammerstone`s Bar is offering nearly a 24hrs service to the locals in Soulard neighborhood.
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Schools within close proximity of neighborhood
Students in the neighborhood can attend Sigel Elementary Community Education Center or Monroe Elementary. Most will then attend Long Middle School, located 4 miles away, before finishing up at Roosevelt High School, 2 miles away. Roosevelt offers the Marine Corps Junior Reserve Officers’ Training Corps program for interested students. All schools receive a C-minus grade from Niche.
Sigel Elementary has a team of dedicated and passionate teachers.
Monroe Elementary School is a public school serving St. Louis..
Long International Middle School offers a nurturing learning environment.
Roosevelt High School aligns with Missouri state standards.
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Access to Downtown St. Louis, major interstate highways
Residents in Soulard have convenient access to major highways, including interstates I-44 and I-55. The neighborhood is also 2 miles from Busch Stadium, home of the St. Louis Cardinals, and the iconic Gateway Arch, the tallest national monument in the United States. St. Louis Lambert International Airport is 15 miles away, a quick 20-minute drive. SSM Health Saint Louis University Hospital and Cardinal Glennon Children’s Hospital are the nearest hospitals, both 10 minutes away.
Beautiful Saints Peter and Paul Catholic Church calls Soulard home.
The St. Louis MetroBus System has multiple stops around Soulard for easy access.
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Elevated crime index score
Soulard’s CAP crime index score is 7 out of 10, higher than the national average of 4. The neighborhood receives higher scores for property crimes.
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Soulard Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Soulard, Saint Louis sell after 50 days on the market compared to the national average of 55 days. The median sale price for homes in Soulard, Saint Louis over the last 12 months is $376,000, up 14% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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Set back on its corner lot with a charming court yard and stunning covered front porch, 1109 Lami Street is the kind of home you don't just buy — you fall in love with. This gorgeous two-story greets you with a front courtyard garden made for slow mornings and evening hellos before your charming covered front porch. Step inside to find historic crown molding and charm at every turn, from the
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Christoph DewaldEXP Realty, LLC
$752,500
7,056 Sq Ft
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The advertised rate of $2,900/month is the lowest available price, based on a 30 day(s) stay with a move-in date of January 4, 2027. Rates vary depending on the duration of stay, season, and other parameters. For exact pricing and additional pricing components, please visit our website and enter your desired move-in and move-out dates. The rate is applicable when billed upfront; it can be
Spacious 3 Bedroom w/ 2 Full baths in the heart of Soulard. Kitchen with stainless steel appliances, White Quartz Countertop and subway tile backsplash. Laundry room with full-Size front load washer and dyer. Large living room and dining room on the main level. The 2nd level has two spacious bedrooms a large living area and full bath. Unit door is on the back of the property and shares the common
Discover this beautifully rehabbed 2 story townhome in the heart of Soulard! Offering 2 generous sized bedrooms, 2 full baths, with all the character and charm you could ask for. This apartment spanning the second and third floors offers modern updates throughout, a completely renovated kitchen, tall ceilings, private deck, a center courtyard and much more! The sleek kitchen is equipped with
Live with History in the Heart of SoulardStep into 150 years of character and charm in this stunning historic Soulard home. Enjoy the rare feeling of a small-town neighborhood—right in the city—just 8 blocks from downtown St. Louis.This spacious two-family building features exposed brick, tall arched doorways, and a large, open floor plan filled with natural light. The
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