628 S 19th Street

About This Home

Welcome to 628 South 19th Street in Belleville—a beautifully reimagined 1905 home where timeless character meets modern sophistication. From the moment you arrive, the inviting covered front porch sets the tone, offering the perfect place to sip your morning coffee or unwind in the evening while enjoying the charm of this established neighborhood. Step inside to discover a bright, airy interior filled with natural light, soaring ceilings, and thoughtfully updated finishes throughout. The open living space feels both spacious and cozy, anchored by stunning new flooring and a fresh, neutral palette that complements any style. The clean lines of the staircase and modern lighting create a striking yet welcoming first impression. The kitchen is a true showpiece—featuring sleek stone countertops, crisp white cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, and a stylish patterned tile floor that adds just the right touch of personality. Designed with both function and beauty in mind, this space flows effortlessly for everyday living and entertaining alike. The updated bathroom continues the home’s cohesive design with contemporary fixtures, elegant finishes, and a bright, refreshed feel. Every detail throughout the home has been carefully selected to blend modern convenience with classic charm. Outside, the backyard offers a generous space with endless potential—perfect for gatherings, gardening, or simply enjoying the outdoors. The property also provides convenient off-street parking and easy access. Ideally located, this home offers quick commutes to major destinations—approximately 25 minutes to St. Louis Lambert International Airport, 20 minutes to MidAmerica St. Louis Airport, and just 15 minutes to Scott Air Force Base—making it a perfect option for commuters, military personnel, or anyone seeking accessibility without sacrificing charm. This is more than just a home—it’s a seamless blend of historic character and modern living, ready to welcome its next owner.

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