Town and Country, MO Area Guide

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Town and Country Area Facts

Town and Country has a Livability Score of 66_/100, which is considered good
Town and Country crime rates are 47% lower than the Missouri average
Cost of living in Town and Country is 85% higher than the Missouri average

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Family Friendly

Family friendly

Public transit is accessible

Public transit is accessible

Walkable to grocery stores

Walkable to grocery stores

Yards are well-kept

Yards are well-kept

Lots of parks

Lots of parks

Walkable to restaurants

Walkable to restaurants

Friendly neighbors

Friendly neighbors

Safe at night

Safe at night

Pet-friendly

Pet friendly

Streets have sidewalks

Streets have sidewalks

Quite Area

A quiet area

Sense of community

Sense of community

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A Delightful and Exciting Location to Live 5 rating By Anonymous ( May 23, 2018) For Me, living in Town and Country, Missouri is the best. I’m serious. They have a little bit of everything all rolled into one very nice city. There is an old town historical portion that has some interesting sights to see dating all the way back to 1886 although the city was ...Read More under a different name at that time. Today there are plenty of very nice restaurants, parks, stores which brings many good employment opportunities to our city. There are even some great gyms here that I love going to for working out.

Having a very stable housing and business market tethered together with a very low crime rate is also what has made this one a winner for me. We have a great police force here who does a great job of keeping our city secure. I can take my dog for a walk at night with no fears of anyone bothering me or go for an early morning jog on some of the trails at the esteemed Queeny Park and feel completely safe.

Oh, by the way, one of the best areas in Town and Country is Edgar M. Queeny, County Park. It is a really fun place to go and has plenty of playgrounds, tennis courts, wildlife, picnic sites, fishing ponds and jogging or hiking trails. The park is located right here adjacent to the border of our city. With a variety of fun recreational activities spread over more than 500 acres, this top-rated park and the city of Town and Country, Missouri definitely has something for everyone. Read Less

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F Amenities

Are there many local amenities in Town and Country? Well, there are not many amenities close to this location.

Parks

Longview Park

Preservation Park

Queeny Park

Drace Park

Conway Park

Play Area

Swings

Hunter Park

Entertainment

Jamerson Stadium

Todd Stadium

Myrtle E. and Earl E. Walker Hall

The American Kennel Club Museum of the Dog

Morton J. May Foundation Gallery

Presbyterian Church in America Historical Center

Myseum

Des Peres 14 Cine

Food & Drink

McDonald's

The Country Club Bar and Grill

Nothing Bundt Cakes

Chipotle

Total Wine

Cake Boutique

CBW

Taco Bell

F Commute

Is public transit available in Town and Country? Of all people who commute, 0.0% take public transportation in Town and Country.

Drive to Work

81%

5% higher than the US average

Take Public Transit

0%

5% lower than the US average

Walk to Work

1%

2% lower than the US average

F Cost of Living

What is the cost of living in Town and Country? The cost of living in Town and Country is 167/100 - which is 85% higher than Missouri.

Town and Country

67% more expensive than average

10% less expensive than average

National cost of living index

A+ Crime

What is the crime rate in Town and Country? Town and Country crime rates are 1,267, which are 47% lower than Missouri

1,267 per 100k people

40% lower than the US average

Chance of being a victim

40% lower than the US average

Year-over-year crime

Year over year crime is down

A+ Employment

What is the median income in Town and Country? The median income in Town and Country is $307,729 which is 324% higher than Missouri.

Median household income

$307,729278% higher than the US average

Income per capita

$154,439244% higher than the US average

Unemployment rate

71% lower than the US average

D Health & Safety

Is Town and Country a healthy and safe place to live? Yes, there are some hospitals, police and fire stations.

Hospitals

Missouri Baptist Medical Center

Pharmacies

CVS Pharmacy

Doctors

A+ Housing

What are Town and Country home prices? Town and Country home prices are $1,371,532 - which is 450% higher than Missouri

Median home value

$1,371,532320% higher than the US average

Median rent price

$1,91733% higher than the US average

39% higher than the US average

C+ Schools

Does Town and Country have good schools? The Town and Country graduation rate is 97% - which is 16% higher than Missouri

High school grad. rates

17% higher than the US average

School test scores

33% lower than the US average

Student teacher ratio

100% lower than the US average

A+ User Ratings

Is Town and Country a good place to live? Town and Country has an overall rating of 100% from 3 reviews.

Overall user rating

3 total ratings

User reviews rating

1 total reviews

User surveys rating

2 total surveys