MO
Dardenne Prairie
Homes for Sale in Dardenne Prairie, MO
Dardenne Prairie is a small city in the middle of St. Charles County, just east of Interstate 64 along Highway N, tucked between O'Fallon, Lake St. Louis, and Cottleville. It has about 12,700 residents, some of the newest housing stock in the county, and a higher share of families with children at home than any of the communities around it.
Below you will find current homes for sale in Dardenne Prairie, MO, recent sales, and live market trends. The city uses the 63368 ZIP code, which it shares with part of O'Fallon, so we search by city limits as well as by ZIP. If you want to talk through what you are seeing, we are happy to help.
$625,146
Average Sales Price
$544,900
Median Sales Price
69
Total Listings
11,812
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LISTINGS
4 Beds3 Baths1,845 SqFt3DOpen Sun 1PM-3PM$415,000
3 Beds2 Baths2,384 SqFt1/25 25Open Tue 8AM-7PM$382,000
3 Beds2 Baths1,458 SqFt1/33 33New$269,900
RECENTLY SOLD
$639,000
$639,000
105 Royal Inverness Pkwy, Dardenne Prairie, MO 63368
3 Beds2 Baths1,886 SqFt
Listed by Coldwell Banker Realty - Gundaker West Regional
$667,900
$689,900
3.2%327 Kingsbarns CT, Dardenne Prairie, MO 63368
4 Beds3 Baths3,566 SqFt
Listed by FH Realty
$438,000
$440,000
0.5%11 Lambeth LN, Dardenne Prairie, MO 63368
3 Beds3 Baths2,800 SqFt
Listed by Alexander Realty Inc
Living in Dardenne Prairie
Dardenne Prairie takes its name from Dardenne Creek, which William Clark described in his 1808 journal on the way to build Fort Osage. It was a farm community for most of its history, became a town in 1983 and a city in 2001, and grew quickly as St. Charles County pushed west. The 2020 census counted 12,743 residents across about five square miles, with a median age of 42. Forty percent of households have children at home and nearly three quarters are married-couple households, the highest family share of any city we serve. Housing vacancy was under 2 percent, which tells you how little sits empty.
Daily life is close at hand. Target, Schnucks, JCPenney, and the Marcus theater are all inside the city limits, and the restaurants and services along Highway N and Bryan Road cover most errands. St. Charles Community College opened its Dardenne Creek Campus here in 2017, and the Field to Table Institute for culinary arts followed in 2019. The Dardenne Prairie Athletic Association runs youth sports, and the city hosts community events at City Hall Park through the year.
Dardenne Prairie neighborhoods and home styles
Houses for sale in Dardenne Prairie, MO are mostly two-story and ranch homes built from the 1990s onward in planned subdivisions with sidewalks and common ground. Names you will see on listings include Barathaven and the Courtyards at Barathaven, the Villages of Dardenne, the Villages at Bainbridge, Waterford Crossing, Inverness, Kings Mill, Sterling Crossing, Georgetown Park, Harmony Meadows, Leighton Hollow, Westfield Woods, Willow Grove, Arden Pointe, Canvas Cove, Cedarstone, Cordoba, Dragonstone, and the Enclave at Sunnybrooke.
New construction in Dardenne Prairie is an active market, not an occasional one. Several of the communities above are still building, and new homes in Dardenne Prairie come to market regularly enough that buyers who want a never-lived-in home can shop here without waiting a year. Condos for sale in Dardenne Prairie, MO are a smaller slice, centered on the Condos at Town Center, and villa communities serve buyers who want a yard without the upkeep.
The 63368 ZIP code covers Dardenne Prairie and part of neighboring O'Fallon, so a ZIP search will show homes on both sides of the city line. We flag which is which, because the city, and sometimes the school district, changes at the boundary.
What homes in Dardenne Prairie are selling for
The listings, recent sales, and Market Trends on this page show the latest available Dardenne Prairie housing data. Prices and time on market vary by neighborhood, property type, condition, and price range. We can help you compare a home with recent sales that match its location and features.
For buyers, get pre-approved before touring and review comparable sales before making an offer. For sellers, use recent neighborhood sales and competing listings to set a price that reflects the market today.
Dardenne Prairie schools
Dardenne Prairie is unusual in spanning three public school districts: Fort Zumwalt, Wentzville, and Francis Howell. Inside the city, the Wentzville district runs Prairie View Elementary and the Barfield Early Childhood Center, the Fort Zumwalt district runs Ostmann Elementary, and the Francis Howell district runs John Weldon Elementary. Which district serves a given address depends on the street, and it can change from one subdivision to the next, so we confirm the assignment for every home we show. The Nearby School section further down this page lists schools by distance.
Parks, trails, and the outdoors
The Dardenne Greenway runs through the city, with a 4.13-mile paved loop through the Barathaven community around Barathaven Lake, two trailheads off Henning Road, and a prairie restoration in progress at Bluebird Meadow. The section around the lake is managed by the city's parks department, and if you live in Barathaven you can walk to it from your front door. City Hall Park hosts the city's community events, and the city's parks department runs programs through the year.
Getting around
Interstate 64 is the city's western edge, and Highway N and Bryan Road are the main local routes, connecting to Highway K and Interstate 70 to the north. Most residents work in St. Charles County or commute east on Interstate 64 toward Chesterfield and Clayton. The Commute Score section below this copy shows drive times from Dardenne Prairie to the places you go most.
Buying a home in Dardenne Prairie with Experience Realty Partners
We work across St. Charles County, from the historic neighborhoods near Main Street in St. Charles to the newer communities along the 364 corridor, and Dardenne Prairie is one of the cities where that range matters most, because three school districts and an active new-construction market make the details count. If you are looking for a top real estate agent in St. Charles County, our honest answer is that the best agent tells you the truth about price and condition, and about what a builder's contract actually says. That is how Kathy Helbig built this team.
Tell us what you are looking for, whether that is a resale home in an established subdivision or a new build, and we will set up a search across the city and let you know the moment a match lists.
Selling a home in Dardenne Prairie
If you are wondering what your Dardenne Prairie home is worth, we look at what has actually sold in your subdivision in the last few months, what condition those homes were in, and what buyers are paying per square foot right now, including what the builders down the street are asking for new homes, because that sets a ceiling. Then we tell you what we would do to get the most from the sale with the least hassle. Request a home valuation on our Pricing Your Home page, or call us and we will walk through it together.
Nearby communities
Dardenne Prairie borders O'Fallon, Lake St. Louis, Cottleville, and Weldon Spring.
FAQs
To help you make informed decisions, we've compiled answers to some of the most commonly asked questions.
Is Dardenne Prairie, MO a good place to live?
Dardenne Prairie is a family-oriented city of about 12,700 with some of the newest housing in St. Charles County, three public school districts serving different addresses, a greenway loop through the middle of town, and shopping and a theater inside the city limits.
What ZIP code is Dardenne Prairie?
What school districts serve Dardenne Prairie?
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MARKET TRENDS
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Attributes Average Median
Bathrooms 2.92 3
Bedrooms 3.32 3
Year Built 2010 2005
Lot Size 23,121 Sqft 10,454 Sqft
Taxes $6,158 $5,728
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