Welcome to Town and Country
Verdant beauty and stunning architecture define this exclusive Missouri enclave.
Ideally situated in west St. Louis County, Town and Country is largely characterized by its stately elegance. Opulent homes on lush, generous lots line the picturesque suburban streets, while residents enjoy proximity to all of the best the city of St. Louis offers. The privacy and tranquility that Town and Country affords its residents renders it an exquisite match for those who want to enjoy an idyllic lifestyle.
Home to the famed Bellerive Country Club, which hosted the 1965 U.S. Open, Town and Country boasts an outstanding combination of historical charm and abundant natural splendors. From gorgeous, immaculate parks to astounding public art, Town and Country captures the best of two worlds: a chic and contemporary ethos in a posh, rural setting.
What to Love
- Proximity to the lovely and iconic city of St. Louis
- Filled with gem-green expanses that amplify its remote persona
- Flourishes with remarkable architecture
- Offers residents excellent seclusion and serenity
Local Lifestyle
The country club at the heart of Town and Country characterizes this suburb’s sophisticated style. The privacy Town and Country offers its residents makes it the perfect home for business executives, doctors, engineers, designers, artists, professors, and other professionals who work remotely or commute to St. Louis. As attractive to retirees as it is to young families, Town and Country has a strong sense of community. This is the sort of place where neighbors look out for one another and come together to celebrate at any one of the town’s yearly festivals.
Dining, Shopping & Entertainment
Residents of Town and Country have ample choices for fine dining in Town and Country proper and in the cities and towns surrounding it. Cooper’s Hawk Winery & Restaurants is one such favorite. From a tasting room that pours delectable wines to a fashionable, full-service bar, this beloved Town and Country institution offers an extensive menu that’s certain to satisfy. Prime churrasco grilled steak with cilantro-lime aioli, pan-roasted Mahi Mahi with oven-blistered vegetables, shrimp and scallop risotto with spinach and white truffle oil, butternut squash gnocchi with wild mushrooms — the menu boasts succulent dishes that will linger in your memory long after you end your night with a salted caramel creme brulee and fresh berries.
Town and Country residents are also fortunate to have a collection of healthy markets in their neighborhood. Whole Foods Market provides patrons with a wide selection of organic ingredients, while Straub’s Fine Grocers is an optimal spot for a quick, casual lunch or to stock up on essentials, artisan dishes, and treats like Miss Hullings split layer lemon cake.
When Town and Country residents are in the mood to shop, St. Louis features some of the finest shopping in the country, including Plaza Frontenac, a luxurious design center featuring David Yurman, Coach, Louis Vuitton, Neiman Marcus, and Saks Fifth Avenue. And when they prefer to stay in Town and Country proper, residents have an assortment of unique boutiques and familiar shops like Athleta, a leading brand beloved by those who live an active lifestyle.
Things to Do
Between its desirable location 15 minutes away from everything and its dedication to preserving the surrounding nature, Town and Country abounds with activities for residents and visitors. At the rustic and enticing Blacksmith Grove, residents and visitors may savor a glass of wine and enjoy splendid vistas of the Missouri countryside, while the Edgar M. Queeny County Park features a maze of hiking trails. More of St. Louis County’s natural beauty can be enjoyed at Longview Farm Park, a beautiful area that evokes Town and Country’s past as a quaint village filled with horses. It now provides yoga classes, walking and hiking trails, well-kept gardens, lake views, and festivals throughout the year.
Speaking of festivals: Town and Country’s annual and highly anticipated Fire and Ice Festival features a compelling mix of fireworks, games, live music, and great food. People from across the state are sure to be in attendance.
Schools
School-aged children in Town and Country are mostly served under the Parkway C-2 School District. A few of the most notable private and public institutions in the region include:
