Living in Soulard, St. Louis Missouri - What's it like??

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In this video, we are covering everything there is to know about the neighborhood of Soulard! Such a fun neighborhood near Downtown St. Louis and a very charming area. Soulard is a historic area with a variety of historic homes, fun houses, beautifully renovated brick city houses, and architecture with French influence. Soulard is heavily influenced by French culture, and the name itself is French. Soulard, which is home to the Anheuser Busch brewery, features a variety of wonderful bars and restaurants. In terms of shopping and grocery, Soulard has a Farmers Market, which is perhaps one of the most well-known markets in St. Louis. Soulard has a lot to offer in terms of neighborhoods, stores, restaurants, history, and other fun and exciting parts about living in this area
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Here’s a breakdown:
0:00 Overview of Living in Soulard, St. Louis
1:07 Soulard is a FUN neighborhood
1:41 Lots of historic homes and French influence
2:30 The kind of living and houses in Soulard
4:10 This House- other St. Louis youtube channel
4:34 The “Community feel” in Soulard
5:48 Anheuser Busch brewery
6:03 Soulard Farmers Market
6:32 Other local businesses in Soulard
7:20 Moving to Soulard, St. Louis Missouri
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[@jeffwebb2966]

I love Soulard. I live in the West end in the city because I wanted a little more back yard, but I love Soulard market and shop there often. Soulard is so fun and has great homes and is so walkable.

[@LivingStLouis]

Totally valid point. The yards aren't always great in Soulard but the walkability and entertainment is awesome

[@MrDEWaters]

"Soulard" may mean drunk in French, but actually the neighborhood was named for a family named "Soulard" I saw a picture of Julia Soulard displayed at Soulard Market.

[@shontehanna2759]

Sooo Awesome that you shouted out This House! I love them too!

[@LivingStLouis]

They're great! Thanks for watching again

[@leodannyportal]

Hi Jacob! Seven years into living in Metro Saint Louis and there's still so much to learn and visit. Thanks for sharing! Interesting video. Honestly, this place reminds me of Amsterdam except for the mansard roofs.

[@LivingStLouis]

Thanks for watching! Soulard is really neat. You'd probably like Lafayette Square too, equally beautiful neighborhood in the city!

[@youtubecarspottersguide1]

cool one area I never visited on my trips there next yr I will go check it out

[@katherinebopp2021]

❤️. You did a show a quick shot of the new building my son designed. Soulard is great. The restaurants never disappoint.

[@LivingStLouis]

That's too funny! What timestamp in the video shows the building?

[@bradderousse3440]

Cool video. I'm looking to living to the nearby neighborhood of McKinley Heights due to the proximity to Soulard, Lafayette Park, Fields Foods, Old Rock House, downtown, and so many of the South City neighborhoods. I love the architecture and housing stock in the McKinley Heights neighborhood, too.

[@bradderousse3440]

@@HX79 My move will probably be either later this year or next Spring.

[@ryanchrisgomez]

As a French teacher, I would give your French 20/20 😆 🇫🇷 This was such a fun look at the neighborhood! I’ve had drinks with friends before in Soulard, and I’ve always loved the look and vibe of the place, but clearly there’s more to explore. Thanks! 😊

[@LivingStLouis]

Haha thanks for your comment! It definitely is a ton of fun in Soulard; glad you enjoy it!!!

[@grx1509]

Thanks!

[@LivingStLouis]

Thank you for watching!

[@Bluelinechevy82]

My wife and I are looking to move with in the next year or so, we are torn between downtown, forest park or west county.

[@LivingStLouis]

Those 3 are definitely different areas- It really depends on how much you value aspects of the city living (e.g walkability, urban setting, possibly close to where you work) versus how much you want more house & yard space and more bang for your buck in certain areas of the county. The county will have newer built options too if that's something that's important to you and your wife

[@Fly420]

Good ol St Louis. Soulard is still 80% white and 16% black. When will they ever learn. I worked in Soulard during the renovation heyday. Labor was 90% white and almost 100% Union, which has loaded these dwellings with unnatural debt. On top of that, most of them are "Historical District" and those codes were a profit buster. But compared to similar high end city dwellings in NY and Baltimore, they are a very good deal. Tip: look for structures built by Fischer and Fritchel. Those triple brick frames were WORTH rehabbing!

[@kcmaldonado3948]

You have to like gunfire

[@dallaskeller1949]

Soulard isn’t “Drunkard.” Common misconception. It’s named after the Settler & his wife of the area. The “drunkard” doesn’t help our image. *typed while drinking Old Crow. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antoine_Soulard

[@LivingStLouis]

That's wild I had no idea