Webster Groves, MO is one of St. Louis’ most charming and historic suburbs, known for its tree-lined streets, century-old homes, vibrant arts scene, and strong community spirit. Located just 15 minutes southwest of downtown St. Louis, Webster Groves combines small-town warmth with big-city convenience, making it one of the region’s most sought-after places to live.
With award-winning schools, beautiful parks, thriving local dining, and a nationally recognized arts culture, Webster Groves offers a lifestyle that is refined, creative, and community-focused.
Webster Groves is considered a hub for the arts in St. Louis. From professional theater productions to local galleries, residents and visitors enjoy a wide variety of cultural experiences.
The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis – Based in the Virginia Jackson Browning Theatre at the Loretto-Hilton Center, this award-winning company stages everything from classic plays to contemporary works.
The Hawken House – Built in 1857, this historic home and museum preserves the legacy of Christopher Hawken, inventor of the Hawken rifle, and provides a glimpse into 19th-century life in Webster Groves.
Green Door Art Gallery – A cooperative gallery featuring works from 30+ local and regional artists in painting, sculpture, fiber, and mixed media.
Webster Groves Sculpture Park – Outdoor installations that bring creativity into public spaces.
Cecille R. Hunt Gallery (Webster University – Rotating contemporary exhibitions that highlight community engagement and innovative art.
Webster Groves is also known as a culinary destination, with options ranging from fine dining to casual favorites:
Olive + Oak – Seasonal menus featuring seafood, game, and a curated wine list in a sophisticated setting.
Robust Wine Bar – Gourmet tasting plates paired with extensive wines in a cozy, upscale space.
Madrina – Elevated Italian-American cuisine with house-made pastas and craft cocktails.
The Parkmoor Drive-In – A modern revival of the classic drive-in with comfort food and sno-balls.
Balkan Treat Box – Authentic Balkan street food, including wood-fired breads and grilled meats.
The Clover and the Bee – A café and wine bar, perfect for breakfast or afternoon drinks.
Hwy 61 Roadhouse – Cajun and Southern favorites in a laid-back atmosphere.
Avery Elementary
Bristol Elementary
Hixson Middle School
Webster Groves High School
John Burroughs School – Elite independent, grades 7–12.
MICDS – JK–12, nationally recognized college preparatory school.
Whitfield School – Coeducational college preparatory middle & high school.
With more than 120 acres of green space across 21 parks, Webster Groves offers plenty of opportunities for recreation and relaxation.
Memorial Park – Home to the Recreation Complex with an Ice Arena, Aquatic Center, Fitness Center, and Action Park, along with baseball, soccer, tennis, volleyball, and playgrounds.
Barnickel Park – Four acres featuring tennis courts, basketball, and access to the Great Rivers Greenway.
Deer Creek Park – Popular for ball fields, trails, and pavilions.
Webster Groves real estate is highly desirable for buyers seeking historic charm and neighborhood character. Discover Webster listing here.
Home Types:
Historic Homes & Estates – Tudor, Victorian, Colonial Revival, Arts & Crafts
Webster Park Properties – Grand, historic homes on spacious lots
Bungalows & Cottages – Ideal for first-time buyers
Renovated Mid-Century Homes & New Builds
Luxury Estates – Private enclaves with pools and acreage
Strong schools and historic charm
Cultural, dining, and recreational amenities
Walkable neighborhoods and boutique shopping
Proven property appreciation
Is Webster Groves, MO a good place to live?
Yes. It is regularly ranked as one of St. Louis’ best suburbs for its charm, schools, parks, and community life.
What is Webster Groves known for?
Historic homes, thriving arts culture, excellent schools, and Webster University.
Are Webster Groves schools good?
Absolutely. Webster Groves School District ranks in Missouri’s top 5%, with access to elite private schools nearby.
How far is Webster Groves from Downtown St. Louis?
Just 10 miles southwest — about a 20-minute drive.
What types of homes are in Webster Groves?
Historic Tudors, Victorians, bungalows, updated mid-century, and custom new construction homes.
One of Suzie’s most beloved listings is 406 Hawthorne Avenue, a Tudor Revival in Webster Park. At 115 years old, it blends historic elegance with modern updates, sitting on more than an acre with a pool and tennis court. It was featured on the cover of St. Louis At Home Magazine as one of the 10 Most Beautiful Homes in St. Louis.
Whether you’re drawn to a historic Webster Park estate, a charming downtown bungalow, or a new custom home, Webster Groves, MO delivers an unmatched living experience.
Contact The Wells + Michael Collective today for expert guidance on Webster Groves homes for sale — and let us help you find your dream home in one of St. Louis’ most beloved communities.
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