3410 Lime Kiln Unit A, St Charles, MO 63301

Property Description

Welcome to 3410 E Lime Kiln Unit A; YOUR cozy winter escape and the perfect entry into the vibrant, storybook lifestyle of New Town. This refreshed and inviting 1-bedroom, 1-bath condo sits on a peaceful tree-lined street and offers the ideal blend of comfort, convenience, and charm. From the moment you step inside, the warmth of the space greets you with natural light, neutral tones, and an easy, open-concept layout that instantly feels like home. The kitchen is thoughtfully designed with ample cabinetry, generous counter space, full appliances, and a breakfast bar that flows seamlessly into the living area. The spacious bedroom provides a comfortable retreat with a large closet, while the clean, well-kept bathroom adds to the home’s move-in-ready appeal. You’ll appreciate the added conveniences of in-unit laundry, dedicated parking, and low-maintenance living—all at an affordable price point rare for this community. What truly sets this home apart is the unmatched New Town lifestyle. Even in winter, the neighborhood exudes charm with its scenic lakes, walkable streets, cozy coffeehouse mornings, and peaceful fresh-air strolls. As the seasons change, New Town comes alive with fishing, kayaking, outdoor concerts at the amphitheater, movies under the stars, community pools, sand volleyball, pickleball, and countless parks and gathering spaces that bring neighbors together. The small-town energy here is unmistakable—boutiques, local restaurants, a seasonal farmers market, and a true sense of community connection create a lifestyle that feels refreshing, uplifting, and uniquely fulfilling all year long. Located in the highly rated Orchard Farm R-V School District, this property offers incredible value in a high-demand area. Whether you’re beginning a new chapter, simplifying your lifestyle, or making a smart investment, this beautifully maintained condo gives you the comfort you need and the community you’ll fall in love with. Welcome home. Your New Town story starts here—and it’s a good one.