Magazine Names St. Louis' Neighborhood "Best Bargain" in Nation
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| A couple of the turn-of-century homes in Compton Heights, some of which can go for as low as $200,000, according to This Old House. |
Writes the magazine in its April issue:
The streets, lined with towering trees, are named after men of letters, such as Hawthorne and Longfellow. The literary theme makes sense. Compton Heights has retained the look and feel of the 1880s, when it was developed, and to this day feels like it was torn from the pages of a Victorian novel.
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