Neighborhoods in Missouri

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  Midtown

  With businesses, stories and architecture that date back to the 19th century, Midtown St. Joseph is known for keeping the past alive. This has drawn many new residents in recent years, along with the promise of lower-than-average prices for historic homes. “We get a lot of retirees and people working from home,” says Kim Schutte, the city’s

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    $132K

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    $38K - $593K

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    35 Listings

  Midtown
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  Sunrise Beach

  Sunrise Beach earned its name for its place on the crest of the Lake of the Ozarks, while garnering popularity for its spectacular views. Nearly every area of this small community is bordered by water, save for the northern portion, which stretches upward into the neighboring city of Laurie. While Sunrise Beach might not have the booming retail or

  • Average Value

    $822K

  • List Price

    $190K - $5.2M

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    133 Listings

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  Wildwood

  Home to about 35,000 people, Wildwood, Missouri is the largest suburb of St. Louis. It’s located along old Route 66 and is situated at the rolling foothills of the Ozarks. The housing inventory reflects a mix of both suburban and rural. The eastern side of this city has condos and subdivisions, while the western side has larger properties with

  • Average Value

    $632K

  • List Price

    $188K - $2.1M

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    Homes For Sale

    65 Listings

  Wildwood
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  Village of Four Seasons

  Sitting on Horseshoe Bend in the Lake of the Ozarks, the Village of Four Seasons is a waterfront community with a backbone in tourism. In 1964, Harold Koplar opened the Lodge of Four Seasons, a resort that would eventually become one of the most popular tourist stays in the Ozarks. In the mid-1970s, Koplar and participating developers began to

  • Average Value

    $615K

  • List Price

    $150K - $3M

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    124 Listings

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  Fremont Hills

  Fremont Hills is a small bedroom community nestled between the much larger cities of Nixa and Ozark. Fremont Hills mainly consists of suburban homes, including some upscale ones that hit the $1 million mark. This city of just over 1,000 people also has the Fremont Hills Country Club, and it’s not uncommon to see golf carts parked across the area.

  • Average Value

    $574K

  • List Price

    $551K - $714K

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    6 Listings

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  Roach

  Roach, MO, nestles on Lake of the Ozarks' quiet shores. Residents enjoy boating, fishing, and hiking at Ha Ha Tonka State Park. Large lakefront homes and inland ranches dot the area. Students attend Camdenton R-III schools.

  • Average Value

    $570K

  • List Price

    $196K - $2M

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    Homes For Sale

    19 Listings

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  Parkville

  Parkville, MO, a riverside suburb near Kansas City, blends historic charm with upscale living. It features a quaint downtown, lakeside homes, and top-rated schools. English Landing Park offers recreation along the Missouri River.

  • Average Value

    $560K

  • List Price

    $250K - $1.9M

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    Homes For Sale

    71 Listings

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  Osage Beach

  Osage Beach started as a small riverside town in 1886 and transformed over the years into a flourishing lakeside community. Its position on the Osage River, which was dammed to create Lake of the Ozarks, gives it access to miles of shoreline. Once Lake Ozarks State Park was developed, Osage Beach became a popular destination for tourists, retirees

  • Average Value

    $529K

  • List Price

    $190K - $3.7M

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    Homes For Sale

    238 Listings

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  Linn Creek

  Linn Creek is a tiny town of around 200 people that predates even the Lake of the Ozarks. A popular stop for steamboats on the Osage River, Linn Creek was named after the trees that grew along the shoreline and became the county seat of Camden County in 1855. But after the lake was created in 1931, it flooded the town and forced residents to

  • Average Value

    $525K

  • List Price

    $205K - $1.6M

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    33 Listings

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  Foristell

  Foristell, MO is a small, growing city 45 minutes from St. Louis. It offers rural properties and new developments near major employers. Oglesby Park provides 200 acres of recreation. The Wentzville School District is highly rated.

  • Average Value

    $520K

  • List Price

    $300K - $1.6M

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    Homes For Sale

    108 Listings

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  Saint Paul

  Saint Paul, MO, is a small agricultural city with large yards and custom homes. Newer subdivisions offer more affordable options. Mount Hope Elementary is highly rated. The Dog Prairie Tavern serves as a community hub.

  • Average Value

    $506K

  • List Price

    $316K - $1.8M

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    Homes For Sale

    35 Listings

  Saint Paul
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  Gravois Mills

  Gravois Mills is locally referred to as the quiet side of the Lake of the Ozarks. Named after an old gristmill by Gravois Creek, this lakeside town is located northwest of the Osage River and sees less foot and car traffic compared to the rest of the area. It also has one highway that runs straight through the community and throughout the larger

  • Average Value

    $502K

  • List Price

    $125K - $1.6M

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    Homes For Sale

    71 Listings

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  Climax Springs

  Climax Springs, MO, offers tranquil living near Lake of the Ozarks with fishing, boating, and water sports. Notable spots include Climax Springs Park and Ha Ha Tonka State Park. Missouri Route 7 connects to nearby amenities.

  • Average Value

    $502K

  • List Price

    $109K - $1.3M

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    Homes For Sale

    16 Listings

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  Dardenne Prairie

  Dardenne Prairie, MO is a growing St. Louis suburb with modern homes and highly rated schools. The city features five parks totaling 180 acres, including BaratHaven Park. Dardenne Town Square serves as the main retail hub.

  • Average Value

    $490K

  • List Price

    $346K - $964K

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    Homes For Sale

    106 Listings

  Dardenne Prairie
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  Lake Ozark

  Lake Ozark is the gateway to one of the biggest vacation destinations in Missouri. Built in 1931, the 54,000-acre Lake of the Ozarks is one of the largest man-made lakes in the nation and the world. Directly east of it is the city of Lake Ozark, a vibrant town of around 2,000 people with homes, resorts, hotels and many attractions around the

  • Average Value

    $483K

  • List Price

    $174K - $2.7M

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    Homes For Sale

    188 Listings

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  Riverside

  The city of Riverside is located on high-elevation bluffs along the Missouri River, offering sweeping views of downtown Kansas City , just 15 minutes away. According to Mayor Kathy Rose, people are moving to Riverside for four reasons: the location, the well-rated school system, the safety and the city's lack of property taxes. Riverside is poised on the

  • Average Value

    $466K

  • List Price

    $218K - $1.9M

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    32 Listings

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  Ridgedale

  Ridgedale occupies the far east end of Table Rock Lake, one of the largest in Missouri's Ozark Mountains. Like the other Ozark lakes, it's famous for its glassy water and mountain scenery. Big Cedar Lodge, one of the country's most popular wilderness resorts, occupies much of Ridgedale's land area. "Once you go south of Hollister, you're in Johnny

  • Average Value

    $460K

  • List Price

    $229K - $831K

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    8 Listings

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  Camdenton

  Camdenton has been around as long as the Lake of the Ozarks. Before the town’s founding in 1931, Camdenton was just 160 acres of land 9 miles south of Linn Creek, which was the original Camden County seat. After the lake construction flooded the old town, Camdenton became the new county seat due to its location in the middle of a major highway

  • Average Value

    $460K

  • List Price

    $198K - $1.9M

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    186 Listings

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  Branson West

  Just north of the fingers of Table Rock Lake, Branson West is one small city in what many residents see as a larger community. “Most people treat Branson West, Reeds Spring and Kimberling City as one big city,” says Jon Hulsizer, an agent with Century 21 Real Estate. “They share the same schools, shopping centers – that sort of thing.” Retirees tend to be

  • Average Value

    $450K

  • List Price

    $124K - $7M

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    Homes For Sale

    117 Listings

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  Indian Point

  When homebuyers and vacation renters are seeking out a location on Table Rock Lake, they often land on Indian Point, a peninsula on the east end of the lake, in Missouri's scenic Ozark Mountains. "Indian Point is one of my favorite spots on Table Rock Lake," says Parker Stone, a Realtor with Keller Williams Tri-Lakes, who's been selling around the

  • Average Value

    $443K

  • List Price

    $207K - $1.4M

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    Homes For Sale

    95 Listings

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  Platte City

  With Interstate 29 rushing through Platte City, it's easy to feel connected to the Kansas City metro area. But this suburb is also far enough out that there is still a quiet, small-town feel. Tony Farr, a Realtor with Re/Max House of Dreams and local resident for over 45 years, says that the location is one of Platte City's best features. "It's 5 minutes

  • Average Value

    $429K

  • List Price

    $224K - $904K

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    Homes For Sale

    49 Listings

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  Montreal

  Montreal, MO is a rural community near Lake of the Ozarks with ranch homes on large acreages. The area is known for cattle ranching and outdoor recreation at Lake of the Ozarks State Park and Toronto Springs Conservation Area.

  • Average Value

    $416K

  • List Price

    $252K - $1.7M

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    Homes For Sale

    11 Listings

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  Kimberling City

  Settled along the northern shore of Table Rock Lake, Kimberling City is the largest of a cluster of lakeside neighborhoods known for recreation and natural beauty. “People really see those cities as one big community,” says Jon Hulsizer, an agent with Century 21 Real Estate who’s served the area since 2009. As a result, he says that Kimberling

  • Average Value

    $409K

  • List Price

    $166K - $1.5M

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    Homes For Sale

    183 Listings

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  Country Club

  Country Club, MO, is a suburban community near St. Joseph with well-maintained homes. It's close to The Shoppes at North Village and has highly rated schools. Recreation includes River Bluff Trails Park and a golf course.

  • Average Value

    $393K

  • List Price

    $214K - $1.3M

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    Homes For Sale

    9 Listings

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