In real estate, location is often revered as the ultimate driver of value, but there is one factor even more powerful: the inability to replicate. This extraordinary residence offers both. Perched high above the city, this rare two-level condo is anchored by an expansive ~1,000 sq ft private terrace with jaw-dropping, unobstructed views spanning Forest Park and the St. Louis skyline. From sunrise to sunset, the perspective is cinematic and ever-changing, offering a constant visual connection to the best of St. Louis, an experience that simply cannot be recreated. Words can only begin to describe the scale, depth, and emotional impact of these views.
Inside, the home is a masterclass in thoughtful design. Custom wood features are treated as art, highlighted by a striking floor-to-ceiling peek-through fireplace framed in rich architectural woodwork. The main level offers a large eat-in kitchen, spacious living room with soaring views, formal dining room, bedroom suite, generous laundry room, half bath, and an incredible library/office wrapped in floor-to-ceiling built-ins, ideal for work-from-home living without compromise. A dramatic open staircase, worthy of Architectural Digest, leads to the second level featuring a flexible loft space ideal for a theater, lounge, or secondary office, and a breathtaking primary suite with dual bathrooms, dressing area, and abundant closet space. A second private terrace off the primary suite offers what may be the best morning coffee space in all of St. Louis.
Residents of The Chase Park Plaza Residences enjoy a truly unmatched lifestyle with 24-hour doorman and concierge services, valet parking, fitness center, swimming pool, private movie theater, multiple on-site dining options, and direct access to the iconic Chase Park Plaza, combining luxury, convenience, and prestige in one of the city’s most irreplaceable locations.

HouseSt. Louis (United States)
Price :
$3,400,000
bedrooms2 bathrooms3

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