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Founded by William B. Ferguson in 1894 as a Wabash Railroad station, this Missouri town honors its founder with a bust of William B. Ferguson, created by sculptor William N. Duncan in the lobby of the Ferguson City Hall. Must be nice to have a town named after you!
Located in St
View Ferguson City GuideFounded by William B. Ferguson in 1894 as a Wabash Railroad station, this Missouri town honors its founder with a bust of William B. Ferguson, created by sculptor William N. Duncan in the lobby of the Ferguson City Hall. Must be nice to have a town named after you!
Located in St
Founded by William B. Ferguson in 1894 as a Wabash Railroad station, this Missouri town honors its founder with a bust of William B. Ferguson, created by sculptor William N. Duncan in the lobby of the Ferguson City Hall. Must be nice to have a town named after you!
Located in St. Louis County not far from downtown St. Louis, Missouri, Ferguson is about 6.2 miles in size, with just over 21,000 residents. The town has an interesting claim to fame -- its streetcar line. The Florissant streetcar line was the longest streetcar route in the United States and began as the West End Narrow Gauge Railway. When the streetcar line ended around 1950, replaced by bus lines, the history of public transportation in town made Ferguson easily accessible and a popular residence known for its great shopping options, lovely parks and green space.
Looking for apartment homes in Ferguson? You should find plenty of choices in apartments to rent including pet-friendly apartments and 1-bedroom apartments for rent. Known for its walkable downtown boutiques and cafes, and convenient access to downtown St. Louis, Ferguson is a sought-after location. You'll want to allow at least 30 days to find a place to call home here. Do your homework -- read the local newspaper, consult online resources, and walk or drive around the town yourself to get a feel for what properties are available in this coveted community.
Good public transportation is available through throughout the community, and there are many sports available at the Ferguson Sports Complex. Green space abounds including the January-Wabash Memorial Park. Each of these neighborhoods has something to crow about.
Ferguson Avenue / S Elizabeth Avenue: Urban in density, this is a tree-lined enclave with medium to small single-unit homes and apartment complexes. It is a community that is a mix of owners and renters. Older homes were built between 1940 and 1969, with newer properties built up to 1999 to create the housing scene here.
City Center: A suburban feeling is the vibe of this spacious community with plenty of small parks as well as businesses and restaurants within walking distance. Single-unit homes and small apartments are the norm here, as are a mix of owners and renters. Homes were built between 1940 and 1969 primarily, although there are also some more historic structures built prior to 1940.
Thurston Avenue / January Avenue: Pretty Jeske Park is a highlight of this suburban neighborhood with many medium-sized to small single-unit homes and townhouses. Although many residences are owner-occupied here, you can also find some rentals in these properties, many built between 1940 and 1969.
If you like fun activities such as Food Truck Mondays and cool free concerts -- the Citywalk Concert Program on the Plaza, from April to November Ferguson is your spot. Start your own community garden or explore the local produce at Ferguson Farmers Market. The Downtown Citywalk Business District has plenty of charming shops. Or take a walk on the Ted Jones Trail. There's so much to do, you may not want to leave -- but if you do, St. Louis is close at hand with all the culture and nightlife of a major city, such as the St. Louis Art Museum, or checking out the animals in the St. Louis Zoo. You'll experience a full range of seasons here, with warm summers and generally mild winters.
