2333 Ossenfort Road

About This Property

Showings begin Friday, October 9th. A rare opportunity to own nearly 7 acres in Wildwood, with a 4-bedroom, 2.5-bath home, saltwater pool and room to spread out. Mature trees, rolling lawns and wooded surroundings give the property a peaceful, private feel. Inside, a massive two-sided fireplace anchors the main living spaces with a generous living room, dining area with window seat, beamed ceilings, and kitchen with impressive copper exhaust hood over island. The den has built-in shelving, there's a gorgeous sunroom with brick floor, and a convenient powder room. The mudroom off the kitchen is a convenient second entry and includes butler's pantry storage + a shower, perfect for a quick clean up after rigorous days in the garden or for giving the dog a bath. Four bedrooms, two baths, and laundry connections are upstairs. A covered patio connects the home to the 3-car garage. Above it, a vintage 1970s-style rec room overlooks the length of the pool, complete with period wallpaper, bar area, freestanding wood-burning fireplace and a pool table that conveys. The saltwater pool has undergone extensive rehabilitation, including deck work and six new jets. A separate fenced garden area and a Morton outbuilding, built in 2014 and roughly the size of a 2-car garage, provide space for yard and garden equipment. Significant property improvements include a cedar shake roof with copper gutters, extensive HVAC work, a relocated and replaced septic system, an updated 200-amp electrical panel and substantial tree removal. With its generous acreage, distinctive gathering spaces and major infrastructure investments, this Wildwood property offers plenty to enjoy inside and out and endless potential for customization.

Metro-edge acreage where the suburbs give way to wooded hills.

St. Louis County is squarely urban and suburban, the developed heart of the eastern gateway rather than farm country, and we say so plainly. What draws a land buyer here is proximity: a small acreage on the county's outer, wooded fringe puts you within easy reach of the metro's markets, services, and airport. Toward the western and southern edges, subdivisions loosen into tree-lined hills, creek bottoms, and the occasional hobby parcel or wooded homesite. Think investment holdings, transitional ground, and small recreational lots close to the city rather than working farms. For buyers who want land with genuine convenience and long-term positional value near a major metropolitan area, the county is a gateway more than a getaway.

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