MO
Wildwood
Homes for Sale in Wildwood, MO
Wildwood is the far western edge of St. Louis County, and it feels like it. The city covers about 67 square miles, most of it wooded hills, with Babler State Park and Rockwoods Reservation inside the city limits and the Al Foster Trail running along the Meramec River. About 35,000 people live here, in everything from newer subdivisions around Town Center to horse properties on multi-acre lots.
Below you will find current homes for sale in Wildwood, MO, recent sales, and live market trends. Wildwood addresses run across several ZIP codes, so we search the whole city rather than one ZIP. If you want to talk through what you are seeing, we are happy to help.
$825,045
Average Sales Price
$680,000
Median Sales Price
138
Total Listings
35,536
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LISTINGS
2 Beds3 Baths1,950 SqFt1/44 44Open Sun 1PM-3PM$379,000
3 Beds3 Baths2,800 SqFt1/32 32Open 11/15 1PM-3PM$599,900
5 Beds5 Baths4,870 SqFt1/85 85Open 11/7 12PM-2PM$1,350,000
RECENTLY SOLD
$897,000
$849,900
5.5%2333 Ossenfort RD, Wildwood, MO 63038
4 Beds3 Baths3,447 SqFt
Listed by EXP Realty, LLC
$230,000
$260,000
11.5%18491 Hencken Valley Estates DR, Wildwood, MO 63069
3 Acres Lot
Listed by Real Broker LLC
$415,000
$415,000
1351 Saint Paul RD, Wildwood, MO 63021
3 Beds2 Baths1,358 SqFt
Listed by EXP Realty, LLC
Living in Wildwood
Wildwood incorporated in 1995, which makes it one of the youngest cities in the county, and it was created largely to protect the rural character of the area. It worked. The 2020 census counted 35,417 residents with a median age of 44, and nearly a quarter of them live in areas the census classifies as rural. More than a third of households have children at home and almost three quarters are married-couple households, which is a family profile you rarely see this close to a major city.
Daily life centers on Town Center, the walkable district off Highway 100 and Route 109 with restaurants, the B&B Theatres cinema, the Wildwood Hotel, a farmers market, and the YMCA. St. Louis Community College has a campus here. Hidden Valley ski area is a winter draw, and the Big Chief Roadhouse on old Route 66 is on the National Register of Historic Places. Three former Major League ballplayers, David Freese, Ryan Howard, and Luke Voit, grew up in Wildwood, which the locals will tell you about.
Wildwood neighborhoods and home styles
Houses for sale in Wildwood, MO split into two markets. The first is the subdivision market: larger two-story homes built from the 1990s onward around Town Center, Manchester Road, and Clarkson Road. Names you will see on listings include Arbor Chase, Cambury, Carriage Crossing, Crown Pointe, Dartmouth, the Enclaves at Cherry Hills, the Estates at Lake Chesterfield, the Harbors at Lake Chesterfield, Grover Crossing, Homestead, the Meadows of Wildwood, Nantucket, Old Towne Parc, Prestwick Place, Raleigh Parc, Steeple Hill, Strecker Farms, the Village of Winding Trails, and the Villages at Bright Leaf.
The second is the acreage market, and it is what makes Wildwood different from the rest of West County. Subdivisions such as Saddle Ridge Acres, Hencken Valley, Old State Farms, Ridge Road Farms, and Stonesthrow Equestrian sit on one to ten acre lots, some with barns and pasture. Land for sale in Wildwood, MO comes up regularly, and buyers who want room to build a custom home or keep horses within a half hour of Chesterfield look here first.
New construction in Wildwood is more active than in most West County cities. The Reserve at Wildwood and a handful of smaller enclaves are adding new homes, and infill lots on acreage give custom builders room to work. Wildwood addresses carry several ZIP codes, including 63040, 63038, 63005, 63011, 63021, 63025, and 63069, so a search by a single ZIP will miss homes. We search by city limits instead.
What homes in Wildwood are selling for
The listings, recent sales, and Market Trends on this page show the latest available Wildwood housing data. Prices and time on market vary by neighborhood, property type, condition, and price range. We can help you compare a home with recent sales that match its location and features.
For buyers, get pre-approved before touring and review comparable sales before making an offer. For sellers, use recent neighborhood sales and competing listings to set a price that reflects the market today.
Wildwood schools
Nearly all of Wildwood is in the Rockwood School District, and Lafayette High School is inside the city limits. A small portion of the city on the southern edge is in the Meramec Valley School District. St. Louis Community College at Wildwood, off Routes 100 and 109, is the local two-year option. Which elementary and middle school serve a given address depends on the street, so we confirm the assignment for every home we show. The Nearby School section further down this page lists schools by distance.
Parks, trails, and the outdoors
This is the reason many people choose Wildwood. Babler State Park and Rockwoods Reservation are both inside the city, with miles of hiking, biking, and equestrian trails. The Al Foster Trail follows the Meramec River and connects to the regional greenway system. Hidden Valley offers skiing and snowboarding in winter. The subdivisions around Lake Chesterfield have their own lake, and the city's park system adds neighborhood parks and community events through the year.
Getting around
Highway 100 (Manchester Road) and Route 109 are the main routes through the city, and Clarkson Road connects north to Chesterfield and Interstate 64. Wildwood is a genuine commute from downtown St. Louis, and most residents work in West County or Chesterfield Valley. The Commute Score section below this copy shows drive times from Wildwood to the places you go most.
Buying a home in Wildwood with Experience Realty Partners
We work in Wildwood constantly, and our team has served the surrounding West County communities since 2016. Wildwood also keeps adding restaurants, retail, and entertainment around Town Center, which changes how buyers see a city they once thought was too far out, and we track that because it moves values. If you are looking for a top real estate agent in Wildwood, our honest answer is that the best agent tells you the truth about price and condition, and about what an acreage property will actually cost to maintain. That is how Kathy Helbig built this team.
Tell us what you are looking for, whether that is a subdivision home near Town Center or five acres and a barn, and we will set up a search across every Wildwood ZIP code and let you know the moment a match lists.
Selling a home in Wildwood
If you are wondering what your Wildwood home is worth, the answer depends on which Wildwood market you are in. A subdivision two-story prices off recent sales in the same neighborhood. An acreage property prices off a smaller and more varied set of comparable sales, and it takes an agent who has sold both to get it right. We look at what has actually sold, what condition those homes were in, and what buyers are paying per square foot right now, then tell you what we would do to get the most from the sale. Request a home valuation on our Pricing Your Home page, or call us and we will walk through it together.
Nearby communities
Wildwood borders Chesterfield to the north, Clarkson Valley and Ellisville to the east, and Eureka and Pacific to the south.
FAQs
To help you make informed decisions, we've compiled answers to some of the most commonly asked questions.
Is Wildwood, MO a good place to live?
Wildwood offers something no other West County city does: highly rated Rockwood schools and a walkable Town Center alongside state parks, river trails, and acreage properties, all within a half hour of Chesterfield.
What ZIP codes are in Wildwood?
What school district serves Wildwood?
Can I buy land or a home with acreage in Wildwood?
How competitive is the Wildwood housing market?
MARKET TRENDS
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Attributes Average Median
Bathrooms 2.58 3
Bedrooms 2.77 3
Year Built 1991 1993
Lot Size 153,350 Sqft 60,984 Sqft
Taxes $8,333 $6,735
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Population
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Density
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