1840 S 8th Street, Saint Louis, MO 63104

Built circa 1869 and rooted in more than 150 years of St. Louis history, 1840 South 8th Street is a remarkable Soulard residence where the architecture tells a story all its own. Historical research traces the home to German born bricklayer and stonemason Charles Eyermann, with later two story additions made during the ownership of prominent commission merchant Julius Petersen. The property has evolved through generations while retaining the craftsmanship and character that make historic Soulard homes so distinctive. Extensive whole house renovations have been completed inside and out with particular attention paid to preserving the architectural integrity of the residence. Exterior improvements include intricate mansard shingles and gutters thoughtfully executed to remain consistent with the home’s historic architecture, while comprehensive interior renovations allow the house to function beautifully for modern living without sacrificing the details that give it its identity. Inside,...