County parcel locator
09G130275Use the locator when requesting public parcel information.
Source: St. Louis County Property Lookup · tax year 2026
Transparent property review
A serious acquisition starts by separating sourced information from open questions. No survey, environmental report or certified topography is represented as available.
Straight answers
Concise answers based on the information published by the owner, with clear boundaries around what requires independent verification.
The diligence room separates supplied records from requested or unavailable items. Buyers should use it to identify the survey, title, environmental, utility, engineering and approval work still required.
No. The website organizes owner-supplied information for initial review and does not replace independent legal, survey, engineering, environmental, market or governmental diligence.
Use the locator when requesting public parcel information.
Source: St. Louis County Property Lookup · tax year 2026The owner-provided marketing source states 6.71 acres. This difference must be reconciled through title, legal description and a boundary survey before reliance.
Source: St. Louis County Property Lookup · tax year 2026Retained as the current marketing figure; not represented as surveyed acreage.
Source: Owner-provided property informationPermitted use, conditions and approvals must be confirmed with St. Louis County.
Source: St. Louis County record and owner-provided materialsAgency jurisdiction should be reconfirmed for the proposed project.
Source: St. Louis County Property Lookup · tax year 2026This is a panel reference, not a flood determination.
Source: St. Louis County Property Lookup · tax year 2026No survey is currently available. Do not use aerial overlays or frontage graphics as a legal boundary.
Owner-drawn Google Earth measurements are orientation only and are not engineering or survey data.
Any access is subject to MoDOT, County and other governmental approvals.
Request available owner information, then verify service, capacity, easements and extension costs with providers.
No environmental report is represented as available. A buyer should commission project-appropriate diligence.
Request current availability from the owner and review through qualified title and legal professionals.
Ask the owner what is available for your review. The inquiry opens in your email app and is not reported as delivered until you press Send.