Welcome to Ladue, MO
Exclusive community with beautiful homes and country clubs
Laude is an affluent, inner-ring suburb of Saint Louis with beautiful homes and upscale amenities. There are three country clubs with golf courses in Ladue, and the community is located right next to the high-end shopping destination of Plaza Frontenac on the west side of Saint Louis. Ladue is bisected by I-64, offering a convenient link to Saint Louis for commuters. The attractions of Forest Park and the Saint Louis Zoo are just five miles to Ladue’s east.
Ladue real estate features large estate-style homes in an exclusive and very desirable location. When it comes to homes for sale in Ladue, the average home price can range from $600,000 to $2 million.
What to Love
- Exclusive and prestigious community
- Large and beautiful Ladue homes and homes for sale with tasteful architectural designs
- Three country clubs
- Close to Plaza Frontenac
People & Lifestyle
Ladue has the highest median income of any city in Missouri. The community is home to founders and C-level executives from numerous significant companies. Other residents have included famous sports stars and United States Senators. Some of Ladue’s most well-known residents have included musician Chuck Berry and George Herbert Walker, grandfather of President George H.W. Bush, and great-grandfather of President George W. Bush. These elite residents are drawn to Ladue for its large and beautiful homes, condos, and impeccable amenities.
Dining, Entertainment & Shopping
Just across Ladue’s western boundary with Frontenac, Plaza Frontenac is Saint Louis’ premier destination for upscale shopping. Anchored by Neiman Marcus and Saks Fifth Avenue department stores, this stylish shopping mall’s tenants include leading fashion brands such as Allen Edmonds, Chico’s, David Yurman, Eileen Fisher, Kendra Scott, Louis Vuitton, Michael Kors, and Tiffany & Co.
In the center of Ladue, Truffles uses the finest quality local ingredients to prepare sophisticated dishes steeped in Midwest culinary culture. These meals are paired with a selection of fine wines. Truffles’ attached butcher shop offers an outstanding choice of meat, seafood, house-made cheese, and wine to take home. Sportsman Park Restaurant and Bar is a welcoming sports bar with big-screen TVs and classic bar eats.
Lester’s Restaurant & Bar is another great place to enjoy live sports alongside a menu of barbecue, New York-style deli eats, and American comfort food. Deer Creek Coffee pours excellent coffee and also offers all-day breakfast plates, sandwiches, and pizza.
Things to Do
Ladue is home to several fine country clubs with excellent golf courses. On the north side of the I-64, St. Louis Country Club is a prestigious and historic club that has been recognized by the USGA as one of the first 100 country clubs in the United States. Since it opened in 1892, St. Louis Country Club has hosted major tournaments, including the 1947 U.S. Open and the 2014 USGA Curtis Cup Match.
The Bogey Golf Club is an exclusive club that only offers membership by invitation. Some of Saint Louis’ most prominent corporate and civic leaders enjoy access to an exceptional golf course here, which was originally designed by Robert Foulis in 1911 then redesigned by Roger Null in 2014.
South of I-64, Old Warson Country Club is another favorite of the Saint Louis elite - with a golf course designed in the 1950s by legendary architect Robert Trent Jones. Major tournaments held at Old Warson Country Club include the 1971 Ryder Cup and the 2016 United States Senior Men’s Amateur Golf Championship.
Tilles Park is a scenic public greenspace featuring a fishing pond, tennis courts, two playgrounds, and a spray fountain play area.
Schools
Ladue is served by the Ladue school district.
- Conway Elementary, Public, K-4.
- Reed Elementary, Public, K-4.
- Ladue Middle, Public, 6-8.
- Ladue Horton Watkins High, Public, 9-12.
- John Burroughs School, Private, 7-12.
- Mary Institute & St. Louis Country Day School, Private, PK-12.
