Welcome to 6426 Arsenal, a 1930s brick bungalow in Lindenwood Park that’s *basically* the definition of St. Louis charm. This place has all decorative arches, crown molding, and hardwood floors so shiny you might catch yourself checking your reflection. The living room’s got a decorative fireplace (sorry, it’s for vibes only), the dining room is ready for family dinners, and the kitchen? Think checkerboard tile, mosaic countertops, and a breakfast bar that doubles as your new Ted Drewes sundae station. Upstairs, two roomy bedrooms and a remodeled full bath keeps the vintage meets-modern theme alive. The basement has a cozy family room with recessed lighting and a hookup for a bathroom, because hey, 1930 didn’t know about en suite living, but you do. Out back, you’ll find a fully fenced yard and the holy grail of city living: a two-car garage. Now let’s talk location. This home is basically hugged by parks: Lindenwood, Tilles, Sublette, Francis, Clifton Heights, and Tower Grove are all within walking distance. When you’re hungry, you’re surrounded by St. Louis icons: Biggies, Mom’s Deli (back and better than ever), LeGrand’s, Ted Drewes, and Blueprint Coffee. That’s a lineup worthy of a foodie field trip. This isn’t just a house, it’s a piece of St. Louis history with all the quirks, character, and neighborhood pride that comes with it. The kind of place where you’ll put down roots and never want to leave, because honestly, why would you? Cheers!