c.1900 Missouri Stone Queen Anne For Sale $175K
$175,000
Debuting for the first time in nearly half a century, this stunning Missouri stone Queen Anne is sure to impress. Rich in character and timeless charm, the home proudly showcases its original architectural details—elegant mantels, classic pocket doors, intricate window and door casings, a sweeping grand staircase, and beautiful stained glass—all thoughtfully preserved and in remarkable condition.
Realtor Comments
Welcome to this historic gem at 24 Lewis Place. Three floors with 6 bedrooms and 3 baths, grand entry hall, formal living and dining rooms, eat-in kitchen, and a unique rear addition that incorporates an attached two car garage. Home has been maintained and loved by long-time owners and it’s now time to pass it on to someone who will love this spectacular residence for another 50 years. New roof and mostly new windows in 2025. Great bones, but in need of some restoration and TLC. This is one of the good ones! Make your appointment to tour this grand Victorian lady today!
- bed
- bath
- Circa 1900
24 Lewis Pl, St. Louis, MO 63113
If interested in a property, please contact the realtor whose link is provided in the post below, or contact an agent of your own choosing. Independent verification of details and status is recommended.
Pros
- Affordable cost of living
- Housing is significantly cheaper than most major U.S. cities
- You can get more space (houses, yards) for your money
- Rich culture & history
- Home to landmarks like the Gateway Arch
- Deep roots in music, especially blues and jazz
- Free attractions
- Saint Louis Zoo (consistently ranked among the best in the U.S.)
- Saint Louis Art Museum and many parks are free
- Strong sports culture
- Passionate fanbase for the St. Louis Cardinals (baseball)
- Also home to the St. Louis Blues (hockey)
- Central location
- Easy to travel to other U.S. regions (Midwest, South, etc.)
- Food scene
- Known for unique foods like St. Louis-style pizza and BBQ
Cons
- Crime rates
- Certain areas have high crime, especially violent crime
- Safety varies widely by neighborhood
- Weather extremes
- Hot, humid summers and cold winters
- Severe storms and tornado risk
- Public transportation limitations
- MetroLink is useful but limited
- Most people rely on cars
- Economic disparities
- Noticeable divide between neighborhoods in wealth, opportunity, and infrastructure
- Population decline
- Some parts of the city have shrinking populations and vacant properties
- Air quality & allergies
- Seasonal allergies can be intense (pollen, humidity combo)
