74 Weis Avenue, Ellisville
$1,041,968 - 3 Beds, 3 Baths, 2,809 Sf
MLS® # 26015909
Ellisville Homes & Real Estate
The St. Louis County city of Ellisville has a population is 9,133 spread over 4.3 square miles of land. In 2009 Money magazine named Ellisville, MO as the 25th best place to live in America. Ellisville residents don't have to miss big city life since St. Louis is only 13 miles west of the city, making it easily accessible for nightlife, fine dining and children’s activities. See all the homes for sale today in Ellisville below, or read more about living in Ellisville.
Homes For Sale Today in Ellisville, MO
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2 Fieldcrest At Regal Pines Meadows, Ellisville
$459,900 - 3 Beds, 3 Baths, 1,920 Sf
MLS® # 25047870
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238 Westridge Parc Lane, Ellisville
$449,900 - 4 Beds, 3 Baths, 1,958 Sf
MLS® # 26043250
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801 Dogwood Grove Court, Ellisville
$449,000 - 4 Beds, 3 Baths, 2,480 Sf
MLS® # 26042793
2 Burlington At Regal Pines Meadows, Ellisville
$429,900 - 3 Beds, 2 Baths, 1,566 Sf
MLS® # 25047857
Living in Ellisville
The Gateway City of Ellisville is located 13 miles west of St Louis. It's location offers commuters easy access to many highways and modes of transportation. The small town feel, AAA rated schools, and low crime make it a perfect place to raise a family. Ellisville boasts over 230 acres of parkland and has been awarded the prestigious designation of "Tree City USA" for over 3 decades. If you're looking for a fun way to spend the day, you might enjoy listening to live music and bowling a round at West County Lanes then going for a drink at The Crafty Chameleon where they have a menu of over 100 different craft beers!
History of Ellisville
Population growth across the United States has virtually left Ellisville, Missouri unaffected, since it continues to maintain its small town atmosphere, created in the mid 1800’s. The city was originally settled by Captain James Harvey Ferris prior to 1837. Ferris was accompanied by his own contingent of slaves. By hand, the slaves made bricks and constructed the home that later became known as “Ellis House.” Vespasian Ellis, a newspaper editor later bought he house from Captain Ferris. It was mere coincidence that Ellis settled at the house, which was called the “Brick Place” because it was built at a time before the town actually had its present day name. At some point, William Al Hereford became owner of the “Brick Place” property. Hereford is credited with naming the town Ellisville, not after its previous owner, but rather after his former post office in Virginia, which was situated in the town of Ellisville. Ellis House was an historical site until it was destroyed by fire in 1969.
Ellisville Schools
Ellisville schools fall under the nationally top ranked Rockwood School District. It serves Ellisville with nine schools from creative learning centers to high schools. For a city its size, Ellisville has a decent amount of commerce, including, two large grocery stores and the corporate Bussman Fuse/Cooper Industries. Besides school-sponsored activities, Ellisville residents are proud participants of Special Olympics Missouri, the annual sports competition for people with intellectual disabilities. Residents also enjoy many summer outdoor activities like boating and camping.
Contact us today at 314-276-4663 for more information about living in Ellisville.
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