November 2020

Lindenwood Park is a St. Louis neighborhood located on the southwestern edge of the City, bound by the River Des Peres, Interstate 44, Arsenal Street, Hampton Avenue, and Historic Route 66 / Highway 366. The neighborhood shares its name with the public park at the center of the neighborhood. 

The area used to be part of Spanish colonial land from 1798, which was subdivided in 1850. Urbanization of the area didn’t begin until the 1880s and development spread along Fyler Avenue. The area was mostly developed by 1950, with the most recent development in 1963 at Lindenwood Heights. 

The majority of the neighborhood is predominantly single-family homes, with streets largely consistently developed as either wood frame (earlier developments) or brick

Last week, the Team listed a condo in the Brandywine development: 1509 Hedgeford Drive, #2, Chesterfield. The unit is a 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom, ground-floor condo with over 1,100 square feet of living space. Features include a gas fireplace, crown molding, patio, new carpeting, designated garage parking spot, and storage unit. Brandywine amenities include a pool, clubhouse, and pond. 

The Brandywine development in Chesterfield has easy access to the Chesterfield Parkway and Interstate 64, as well as the Chesterfield Mall and other Chesterfield attractions like the Butterfly House. Closer to home, however, the Brandywine community is within walking distance of Eberwein Park. 

Eberwein Park is an 18-acre park managed by the City of Chesterfield.