Kirkwood

With more than 100 local businesses, the downtown district of Kirkwood has numerous restaurants, shops, churches, schools, and small businesses lining its historic streets. The downtown area is also anchored by the Kirkwood Train Station. Built in 1893, the station, which is on the National Register of Historic Places, currently serves as a stop for daily Amtrak passenger trains. Kirkwood is also home to more than 300 acres of park land. It’s mostly known for its large central park that includes an aquatic center, ice rink, outdoor amphitheater, picnic sites, tennis courts, and more! 

Community events are constantly evolving in Kirkwood. From the Farmers' Market and the Festival of Food and Flowers to the Summer Concert Series and the Greentree Festival, Kirkwood truly caters to family living.

At a Glance:

Population: 29,302

Median Household Income: $126,843

School District: Kirkwood

204

Total Listings

22

New Listings

71

Average Days On Market

$908,832

Average Price

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