Tucked in scenic rolling hills, Arnold is a cozy suburban gem bordering the Meramec and Mississippi rivers. It's got that classic small-town vibe where neighborly barbecues and school carnivals are all about family and friends.
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ARNOLD
THE FEEL
In Arnold, convenience and accessibility are big draws for those looking to get away from city chaos. You'll find all the amenities you'd expect from St. Louis real estate, like easy shopping and commutes, but Arnold still keeps that small-town vibe alive with community cookouts and school events. Most homes rock the ranch style and are tucked into cozy subdivisions. And since Arnold is still a young city, the majority of houses are under 40 years old.
HISTORY
The area where Arnold now stands began as a ferry boat launch along "El Camino Real," the "Royal Road" commissioned by the King of Spain. While people have inhabited this land for centuries, Arnold itself officially became a town in 1972. Despite its relatively recent incorporation, the town exudes a sense of enduring establishment, characterized by robust community ties.
ACCESSIBILITY
Situated along Interstate 55 at the merging point of the Meramec and Mississippi Rivers, the neighborhood offers a straightforward 30-minute commute to downtown St. Louis.
CULTURE
In Arnold, you get it all: rolling hills, greenery, and beautiful waterways, plus a solid cultural, educational, and municipal setup. It's the perfect spot to call home, whether you're a young millennial or part of a growing family, with that small-town charm and plenty of fun things to do.
ENTERTAINMENT
In Arnold, there's something for everyone! Kids, families, and singles can all find fun stuff to do. Explore places like Pomme Creek Golf Course and Strawberry Creek nature area for outdoor adventures. If you're into hiking and fishing, the Ozark countryside is right nearby. Plus, the city's just a hop away for more excitement. And if shopping's your thing, you've got malls close by.
SCHOOLS
Arnold lies within the esteemed Fox School District and boasts several private religious-based schools.
PARKS & REC
Arnold City Park
68 acres, includes an 8-acre fishing lake, four pavilions with electricity and BBQ pits, two playgrounds, a 1/2 mile walking trail, two softball fields, two horseshoe pits, restrooms, and a tennis court. It also offers a boat ramp, parking, and picnic areas off Jeffco Blvd. adjacent to Hollywood Beach Road. Features a para-course for outdoor workouts.
Ferd B. Lang Park
25 acres, features a 25-meter swimming pool and concession stand (open during summer), seven pavilions with electricity and BBQ pits, playground, nature trails, two multi-purpose fields, restrooms, and five horseshoe pits.
Flamm City Park
36 acres, located at Telegraph Road and Meramec River, offers public use areas, a boat access ramp for fishing, and hiking trails.
Strawberry Creek Nature Area
121 acres, includes a pond, four walking trails, diverse vegetation, and wildlife. A new pavilion seating 25 people is available near the entrance.
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