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Few addresses in St. Louis offer what Maryland Avenue delivers. Tucked on a quiet cul-de-sac in the heart of the Central West End, 4215 Maryland puts you steps from the restaurants, coffee shops, and energy that make this one of the city's most coveted neighborhoods, while the street itself stays calm and residential. Forest Park is minutes away. The Cathedral Basilica frames your rooftop view. This is the kind of location people wait years to land. The home makes an impression the moment you walk in. A grand staircase with ornate millwork, a stunning original fireplace with intricate carved surround, and rich dark hardwood floors set the tone for what this 1901 home is all about: character you simply cannot replicate. The formal living and dining rooms are genuinely generous, with the dining room easily seating twelve, and the updated kitchen delivers everything you need for modern daily life, including granite countertops, a stone-clad island with seating, stainless appliances, and a mosaic tile backsplash. The layout flows effortlessly from front to back. Upstairs, the primary suite features beautiful bay windows, dark hardwood floors, and a completely renovated en suite bath with a soaking tub, double vanity, and stone tile surround that feels straight out of a boutique hotel. Second-floor laundry adds the everyday convenience you expect from a move-in ready home. The additional bedrooms are all well-sized, including a third-floor suite with the charming roofline character that makes older CWE homes so special. The finished lower level adds serious bonus space, whether you want a rec room, home gym, additional storage, or all three. Out back, a fully fenced private yard and detached garage round out a package that checks every box. Nothing to update, nothing to finish. Just move in and start living the CWE life.

Few addresses in St. Louis offer what Maryland Avenue delivers. Tucked on a quiet cul-de-sac in the heart of the Central West End, 4215 Maryland puts you steps from the restaurants, coffee shops, and energy that make this one of the city's most coveted neighborhoods, while the street itself stays calm and residential. Forest Park is minutes away. The Cathedral Basilica frames your rooftop view. This is the kind of location people wait years to land. The home makes an impression the moment you walk in. A grand staircase with ornate millwork, a stunning original fireplace with intricate carved surround, and rich dark hardwood floors set the tone for what this 1901 home is all about: character you simply cannot replicate. The formal living and dining rooms are genuinely generous, with the dining room easily seating twelve, and the updated kitchen delivers everything you need for modern daily life, including granite countertops, a stone-clad island with seating, stainless appliances, and a mosaic tile backsplash. The layout flows effortlessly from front to back. Upstairs, the primary suite features beautiful bay windows, dark hardwood floors, and a completely renovated en suite bath with a soaking tub, double vanity, and stone tile surround that feels straight out of a boutique hotel. Second-floor laundry adds the everyday convenience you expect from a move-in ready home. The additional bedrooms are all well-sized, including a third-floor suite with the charming roofline character that makes older CWE homes so special. The finished lower level adds serious bonus space, whether you want a rec room, home gym, additional storage, or all three. Out back, a fully fenced private yard and detached garage round out a package that checks every box. Nothing to update, nothing to finish. Just move in and start living the CWE life.