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Ellisville: Brief City Overview
City of Ellisville
Ellisville was incorporated in 1932. The community remained a village until 1957 when voters approved a proposition for the village to become a city. Ellisville has been awarded the National Arbor Day Foundation's designation of "Tree City USA" for 19 consecutive years.
The City has parkland totaling 198 acres. The park system is comprised of 10 parks, which weave through neighborhoods and are connected by multi-trails. The City of Ellisville includes single-family homes, townhouses, apartments, duplexes, and condominiums. Lots vary from one-half to three acres in size.
With over 462 businesses, the City of Ellisville combines a well-balanced mix of residential development. AAA rated Rockwood School District, one of the lowest crime rates in St. Louis County, and numerous facilities are just a few features this community offers.
The City of Ellisville is roughly five square miles in size. Easily accessible to Interstates 40/64, 44, and 270, Ellisville is approximately 13 miles west of downtown St. Louis and is 35 minutes from Lambert International Airport.
Population: 9,013
Government: Charter
Address: 1 Weis Avenue, 63011
Public Schools: Rockwood School District
Parks: 10 parks which offer swimming, ball fields, fitness trails, and other social pleasures |
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