Historic, Traditional

Presenting to some and re-introducing to others, 2913 Gasconade Street; nearly 2,000 square feet of recently renovated Dutchtown history. Backed by major-system updates, new appliances, windows, flooring, fixtures, and more, and located within the Gravois-Jefferson Streetcar Suburb Historic District. This blast from the past pairs Second Empire brick architecture with the space and function today's buyers expect. The eat-in kitchen features butcher-block countertops, an Italian quartz center island, new stainless steel appliances, a spacious pantry, access to the new back deck and a convenient laundry closet (all appliances convey with the home). The main level also offers an ample living room with wood-burning fireplace, high ceilings and a full bath. Upstairs, the split floor plan accommodates the three commodious bedrooms, including a primary suite with a Jack-and-Jill ensuite bathroom. A full unfinished walk-up basement provides abundant storage and easy access. Outside, the fenced level lot, firepit and back deck create space to entertain, while the rear 1-car parking pad provides valuable off-street parking. The substantial updates go beyond the finishes: HVAC, AC condenser, water heater, windows, flooring, all lighting and plumbing fixtures, electrical panel, and plumbing updates from 2022 to 2024. Not to mention a St. Louis City occupancy certificate. Let's talk location. Nearby Marquette Park spans 16.96 acres along Gasconade Street and offers the city’s largest outdoor pool, a recreation center, gymnasium, playground, soccer fields and tennis courts. The City of St. Louis reports more than $5 million invested in housing, public spaces and community improvements in Gravois Park and Dutchtown around Marquette Park. Cherokee Street is roughly a mile north, putting an eclectic mix of locally owned restaurants and retail within easy reach. Enjoy Taqueria El Bronco, La Vallesana, Yaqui’s and The Mud House coffee shop, plus bakeries, international grocers, antique shops, record stores, galleries and independent boutiques. The South Grand dining district and its broader mix of restaurants, services and everyday retail are also just a short drive away. Space, updates, recreation, popular local places and accommodations all in one historic location. This one just might be for you. Why not find out today?

Presenting to some and re-introducing to others, 2913 Gasconade Street; nearly 2,000 square feet of recently renovated Dutchtown history. Backed by major-system updates, new appliances, windows, flooring, fixtures, and more, and located within the Gravois-Jefferson Streetcar Suburb Historic District. This blast from the past pairs Second Empire brick architecture with the space and function today's buyers expect. The eat-in kitchen features butcher-block countertops, an Italian quartz center island, new stainless steel appliances, a spacious pantry, access to the new back deck and a convenient laundry closet (all appliances convey with the home). The main level also offers an ample living room with wood-burning fireplace, high ceilings and a full bath. Upstairs, the split floor plan accommodates the three commodious bedrooms, including a primary suite with a Jack-and-Jill ensuite bathroom. A full unfinished walk-up basement provides abundant storage and easy access. Outside, the fenced level lot, firepit and back deck create space to entertain, while the rear 1-car parking pad provides valuable off-street parking. The substantial updates go beyond the finishes: HVAC, AC condenser, water heater, windows, flooring, all lighting and plumbing fixtures, electrical panel, and plumbing updates from 2022 to 2024. Not to mention a St. Louis City occupancy certificate. Let's talk location. Nearby Marquette Park spans 16.96 acres along Gasconade Street and offers the city’s largest outdoor pool, a recreation center, gymnasium, playground, soccer fields and tennis courts. The City of St. Louis reports more than $5 million invested in housing, public spaces and community improvements in Gravois Park and Dutchtown around Marquette Park. Cherokee Street is roughly a mile north, putting an eclectic mix of locally owned restaurants and retail within easy reach. Enjoy Taqueria El Bronco, La Vallesana, Yaqui’s and The Mud House coffee shop, plus bakeries, international grocers, antique shops, record stores, galleries and independent boutiques. The South Grand dining district and its broader mix of restaurants, services and everyday retail are also just a short drive away. Space, updates, recreation, popular local places and accommodations all in one historic location. This one just might be for you. Why not find out today?