Investor Special!!! This property has beed vandalized and is to be sold AS-IS in it's current condition. Please use caution when showing the property.
Buyer financing fell through - You have a second chance! This beautifully maintained home is truly move-in ready, offering peace of mind with updated systems and a newer ...
Luxury-level renovation meets high-income potential in this fully remodeled mixed-use commercial/residential property at 8425 Halls Ferry Rd in St. Louis. This is a rare ...
Outstanding investment opportunity in the Baden neighborhood. This property was previously used as a Heating and Cooling company office and warehouse. There is a large ad...
Stop looking for fixer-uppers and start collecting rent! This solid brick, 3-bedroom single-family ranch offers an incredible entry-point into the St. Louis market for ei...
This move in ready 2 bedroom home just passed occupancy and is ready for its new owner. 2 car all brick detached garage and spacious private front yard on nearly a quarte...
This beautifully maintained two-story home is bright and welcoming, with generously sized rooms that make it easy to live and grow. It features two bedrooms, one bath, se...
Strip center on the corner of N. Broadway and Pelham Ave. Currently a Chop Suey restaurant and convenient store. Busy location. Paved parking lot with 11 parking spaces. ...
Attention Investors!!! This is a 2brm/1bth brick home ready for an instant cash flow. Tenant is already in place paying 1k/monthly rent. The property is being sold AS-Is ...
Adorable 2 bed 1 bath bungalow. Long term tenant who wants to stay! Please do not disturb tenant, showing with accepted offer only.
Property has three parcels within this property. One is an office building with six individual tenants, an event center for special events and garage. This is an income p...
Restaurant set up is for carry-out and snacks. Strong customer base in a high traffic count area. Property has an updated roof, plumbing and heating system and with newe...
Baden Neighborhood
Location:
Baden general boundaries are defined as the City Limits to Maline Creek on the North, eastward to Hall St. on the East, southward along Hall St. to Calvary Ave. westward on Calvary Ave. to Broadway Ave. northward on Broadway to the Wabash Norfolk-Western Railroad on the South, northward along R.R. to Riverview Blvd. on the West, northward on Riverview Blvd to the City Limits.
History:
Baden’s early development grew out of its location at the intersection of two important roads: Bellefontaine Road (now North Broadway) and Halls Ferry Road. Bellefontaine Road was the principal route between St. Louis and the 18th century Spanish fort, Don Carlos Tercero Del Rey at the mouth of the Missouri River. Traffic from a farming area of more than 100 square miles in northern St. Louis county followed these roads and funneled through the area towards the St. Louis market. This made it a natural location for a settlement, which apparently had its beginnings in the early 19thcentury. However, it was not until the extensive German migration to the St. Louis area in the 1840s and 1850s that Baden began to assume importance. So many Germans settled in the area that it became referred to as "Germantown." The name of Baden is generally associated with Frederick Kraft, a pioneer settler in 1852, who was born in Baden-Baden, Germany. Kraft, operator of a saloon, submitted Baden as the name for the first post office in 1860; the name was officially adopted when he became the postmaster. The first market house was built in 1862 and Holy Cross Roman Catholic Church, the first church, was founded in 1862. By the 1870s, the surrounding farming community and a local population of 400 supported eleven stores and three wagon shops in Baden and by 1876, the town was incorporated into the City of St. Louis.
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