2935 Russell BLVD, St Louis, MO 63104
2935 Russell BLVD, St Louis, MO 63104
2935 Russell BLVD, St Louis, MO 63104
2935 Russell BLVD, St Louis, MO 63104
2935 Russell BLVD, St Louis, MO 63104
2935 Russell BLVD, St Louis, MO 63104
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$ 875,000
Est. payment | /mo

5 Beds

3 Baths

3,907 SqFt


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$ 875,000
Est. payment | /mo
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5 Beds

3 Baths

3,907 SqFt

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Key Details

Property Type Single Family Home

Sub Type Single Family Residence

Listing Status Active

Purchase Type For Sale

Square Footage 3,907 sqft

Price per Sqft $223

Subdivision Compton Heights

MLS Listing ID 26051454

Style Historic

Bedrooms 5

Full Baths 2

Half Baths 1

Year Built 1896

Annual Tax Amount $8,879

Lot Size 6,351 Sqft

Acres 0.1458

Property Sub-Type Single Family Residence

Property Description

Own a piece of St. Louis history in the heart of Compton Heights. Designed by noted architect Ernst C. Janssen, architect of the famed Magic Chef Mansion, 2935 Russell Boulevard is believed to be his second commissioned residence in Compton Heights. Janssen would go on to design at least 14 homes here, becoming a significant contributor to the look and character of the neighborhood. From Victorian and Renaissance Revival to Tudor and Colonial influences, no two are quite alike, creating a remarkable collection of Janssen's work tucked throughout the winding streets of Compton Heights. And here's where it gets exciting: there are only so many Janssen homes to own. Each was individually commissioned, each tells a different chapter of his career, and they simply don't come to market on demand. At $875,000, 2935 Russell presents a rare chance to own one of his earliest Compton Heights commissions at an entry point increasingly difficult to find among the neighborhood's grand residences. More than a beautiful historic home, it's one piece of a finite architectural collection. Once it finds its next steward, who knows when another opportunity like it will come along. More than 130 years later, an extraordinary amount of the home's original craftsmanship remains. Nearly every piece of stained glass is original to the home, with the exception of one window that was faithfully recreated to replicate the original design. Intricate millwork, pocket doors, soaring ceilings and a grand staircase set the tone, while smaller discoveries tell just as much of the story. The original butler's call system remains, and the butler's pantry retains its original sink with brass legs, reminders of how this home functioned at the turn of the century. These aren't details added later to make a house feel historic. They are surviving pieces of the home's original late 19th century craftsmanship. Generously scaled living and dining rooms are connected by original pocket doors, creating gracious spaces for both everyday living and entertaining. Tall windows bring in abundant natural light, while the kitchen and butler's pantry bridge the home's history with modern functionality. The primary suite takes things to another level, literally, with an entire floor dedicated to the owner's retreat. Cork flooring leads to a spa like bath with heated floors, dual faucets, soaking tub and steam shower with built in bench, plus a generous walk in closet. It's a modern retreat tucked inside a home that has retained so much of its original soul. Outside, a beautiful fenced yard offers stone patio areas, low maintenance turf for kids and pets and a working outdoor fireplace that creates a natural gathering spot. A two car garage provides convenient off street parking and additional storage.
And then there's Compton Heights itself. Winding boulevards, landscaped medians, generous setbacks and individually commissioned residences make it unlike almost anywhere else in St. Louis. 2935 Russell offers the increasingly rare combination of architectural provenance, preserved craftsmanship, modern livability and one of St. Louis' most distinctive historic neighborhoods.

Location

State MO

County St Louis City

Area 2 - Central East

Rooms

Basement 9 ft + Pour, Unfinished, Walk-Out Access

Interior

Interior Features Crown Molding, Double Vanity, Entrance Foyer, Natural Woodwork, Separate Dining, Soaking Tub, Solid Surface Countertop(s), Special Millwork, Walk-In Pantry

Heating Natural Gas, Radiant

Cooling Central Air

Fireplaces Number 7

Fireplaces Type Bedroom, Dining Room, Living Room, Outside

Fireplace Y

Exterior

Parking Features true

Garage Spaces 2.0

Fence Back Yard

Utilities Available Electricity Available, Natural Gas Available, Sewer Connected, Water Available

View Y/N No

Building

Lot Description City Lot

Sewer Public Sewer

Water Public

Level or Stories Three Or More

Structure Type Brick

Schools

Elementary Schools Henry Elem.

Middle Schools Long Middle Community Ed. Center

High Schools Roosevelt High

School District St. Louis City

Others

Acceptable Financing Cash, Conventional

Listing Terms Cash, Conventional

Special Listing Condition Standard

Listed by Jeanette Bell • EXP Realty, LLC

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