St. Louis Neighborhood Guide
Clayton is one of the most sought-after communities in the St. Louis area, known for luxury homes, top-rated schools, a polished downtown, and quick access to major medical centers. It is especially appealing to physicians and medical families who want an upscale neighborhood with a shorter commute, strong long-term value, and a blend of walkability, privacy, and convenience.
18,643 people live in Creve Coeur, where the median age is 43.1 and the average individual income is $80,877. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.
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Overview
Creve Coeur is one of the most practical and well-located communities in the St. Louis area for buyers who want strong access to both central and west-county destinations. Buyers are often drawn to Creve Coeur for its established residential areas, convenient location, highly rated public schools, and the balance it offers between suburban comfort and regional accessibility.
Housing
Homes in Creve Coeur include traditional single-family neighborhoods, executive homes, condos, and attached housing options that appeal to a broad range of buyers. Census data places the median owner-occupied home value at $566,100, while Redfin reports a median sale price of about $409,950 in March 2026 and a median sale price per square foot of $200, giving the area a strong mid-to-upper-tier housing profile.
Best For
Creve Coeur is especially attractive for physicians, established professionals, and families who want convenience, flexibility, and strong school options without moving too far west. It tends to work well for buyers who want easier access to major hospitals, office corridors, and airport routes while still living in a well-established suburban setting.
Hospital Access
Creve Coeur is particularly strong for buyers who want convenient access to several major hospital systems across the St. Louis region. Barnes-Jewish Hospital is located on the Washington University Medical Campus in the Central West End, while Missouri Baptist Medical Center is at 3015 N. Ballas Road, Mercy Hospital St. Louis is at 615 S. New Ballas Road, and St. Luke’s Hospital is at 232 S. Woods Mill Road in Chesterfield.
Commute Notes
Creve Coeur’s average commute time is 18.3 minutes, and most residents drive alone to work, which fits the area’s reputation as a central, car-friendly location with efficient regional access. This makes it one of the more practical choices for relocating medical professionals who want to preserve commute flexibility across multiple hospital systems.
Schools
Creve Coeur is served by more than one public school district, which is an important point for relocating buyers. The eastern portion of the city is served by the Ladue School District, while the western portion is served by the Parkway School District, so school-page links and boundary guidance will be especially valuable on this page.
Nearby Private Schools
Creve Coeur buyers often also consider nearby private school options in central county and west county depending on commute patterns, academic goals, and grade level.
Lifestyle
Creve Coeur offers a dense suburban feel with restaurants, coffee shops, parks, and convenient access to shopping and services throughout the central corridor. It is a strong fit for buyers who prioritize convenience, practical commuting, and a location that sits between many of the metro’s most important residential and employment zones.
Address
1608 S. Lindbergh Blvd,
St. Louis, MO 63128
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