Saint Louis, Missouri
Carondelet Homes for Sale
“Discover 7 homes in Carondelet, Missouri”
7 homes
Avg $155,171
Market Overview
Carondelet Real Estate at a Glance
Current market statistics for Carondelet, MO
7
Active Listings
$155K
Avg Price
Price Range
From
$12,500
To
$374,900
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About Carondelet Real Estate
Carondelet is a longstanding residential neighborhood in Saint Louis where families and long-time residents settle into daily life. Many households appreciate the established community atmosphere and the practical balance of living within the city limits. Situated in the southern part of Saint Louis, the area provides reasonable access to downtown while preserving a more neighborhood-paced environment for those who prefer it. Residents often make use of nearby parks for outdoor time and frequent local dining spots along commercial stretches that serve everyday needs. Walkability varies by block, but several streets allow convenient errands without a car for basic tasks. The neighborhood is served by the local public school district, and families also have access to a mix of public and private school options depending on their preferences. Housing stock tends to feature single-family homes along with some duplexes and smaller multi-unit buildings that reflect the area's development over the decades. Tree-lined residential streets contribute to the settled character many buyers seek. With seven active listings at present, prices average around $155,000 and range from $12,500 to $374,900, giving buyers a sense of the current entry points into the local market.
Average listing price: $155,171 · 7 homes available
Frequently Asked Questions
Current market data shows an average price near $155,000 across the seven active listings. Prices in the neighborhood span a wide range from $12,500 up to $374,900 depending on property condition and size.
Buyers typically find single-family residences along with some duplexes and smaller multi-unit buildings. The stock reflects the neighborhood's longer history of residential development in southern Saint Louis.
The area falls within the local public school district, and families can also consider nearby private options. School choice often depends on specific household needs rather than a single neighborhood profile.
Certain blocks offer reasonable walkability to local parks and everyday dining or shopping along commercial corridors. Residents generally combine walking with short drives for broader needs in Saint Louis.