Cottleville is one of the fastest-growing towns in Missouri, and it offers plenty of brand-new homes with the highest-quality finishes you can imagine.
Whether you’re looking for a multi-generational 4,000-square-foot estate or one of the smaller free-standing villas, Cottleville will have something for you.
Cottleville Homes to Add to Your List
This article is our take on the two newest neighborhoods in town: Cottleville Trails and Prairie Bluff.
Cottleville Trails
Cottleville Trails is the largest new community in Cottleville. It features over 350 homes to be built by four builders:
- Lombardo
- McKelvey
- Consort
- Fischer & Frichtel
Between the four builders at Cottleville Trails, base pricing ranges from $315,000 to $719,000, depending on your chosen floor plan. After upgrades and final price-outs, homes here typically sell for $400,000 to over $1,000,000.
If you’re looking for an active and welcoming environment, you’ll fit right in at Cottleville Trails. It’s the ultimate lifestyle community that features plenty of outdoor space like:
- Walking trails
- A community beach
- Five lakes
- A community pool & pool house
- Community pavilion and firepit
Cottleville Trails conveniently connects to Downtown Cottleville with nearby shopping and local restaurants.
Three out of the four builders at Cottleville Trails still have availability for lots.
Fischer & Frichtel has completely sold out.
But not to fear…
F&F has dozens of new homes in Lake St. Louis in the Harvest community that are still available. The Villa and Cottage collections at Harvest are the same floor plans available in Cottleville Trails.
Prairie Bluff
Prairie Bluff is a new community of 51 homes to be built by Consort Homes and Fischer & Frichtel.
Located off Gutermuth Road and just steps from Old Town Cottleville, Prairie Bluff is like a smaller version of Cottleville Trails. In fact, it’s right next to Cottleville Trails, with beautifully landscaped common grounds separating the two.
Consort Homes will offer 38 homes in Prairie Bluff split into 2 phases. You’ll have options from ranch homes to 1.5-story and 2-story homes with Consort. Base pricing starts from $531,000.
Fischer & Frichtel offers 13 homes in Prairie Bluff as part of their Estate Collection. Base prices range from $709,900 to $859,900. These homes vary from 2,220 to 4,109 square feet and feature 3-car garages, open-concept living, and high-end finishes.
Amenities You’ll Love
Both Prairie Bluff and Cottleville Trails are in the heart of Cottleville. You’ll be seconds away from Highway K, N, and Route 364 for quick access throughout St. Charles County.
For shopping, dining, and entertainment, walk down to Old Town Cottleville and grab a bite or a quick snack.
Old Town Cottleville is quiet and quaint, so it might only fit some of your shopping needs.
If you have more extensive errands, you’ll want to drive farther down Highway N to Mid Rivers Mall Drive, which has all your big-brand stores, food chains, and entertainment.
Aside from shopping and dining, Cottleville features an extensive network of trails and outdoor space. You’ll find playgrounds for kids of all ages, soccer fields, walking trails, and more.
Fancy a round of golf and a day at the pool?
Residents in these new Cottleville neighborhoods will be a quick 10-minute drive to Whitmoor Country Club. Whether you’re interested in golf, attending social events, or simply meeting your neighbors, Whitmoor is a wonderful place to be a member.
Moving to Cottleville, MO
Not only does Cottleville feature these stunning new homes for sale in a great location, but you also gain access to everything Cottleville has to offer:
- Top-rated Francis Howell School District
- Dozens of parks and walking trails
- The small-town charm of Old Town Cottleville
- Central location in St. Charles County
Cottleville is a booming part of town to live in, and it’s one of the fastest-growing cities in Missouri.
If you’re looking to build or buy your new home here, please reach out to us. We love connecting with new clients and guiding them through the new construction process in St. Louis.
