Wildhorse Village in Chesterfield, MO

Yes, but only two of the four home types. Fischer Homes is still building and selling the Townes at Wildhorse townhomes, and Audere is still selling condos. McKelvey finished and sold all 35 of the detached homes at the Waterfront at Wildhorse, so those are resale only now. The Flats and the Terraces are rentals and were never for sale.

Fischer Homes lists the Hanover townhome from the low $700s as of September 2026, for 2,552 sq ft over three levels. Audere does not publish condo prices at all. The detached homes by McKelvey resale between $1.8 million and $2.5 million. Ask us and we will tell you what is genuinely available this week rather than what a website said last year.

Because they are sold directly rather than through a public listing site. Audere publishes all sixteen floor plans in the first building with square footage and views and no figures, and the brokerage handling it lists price and timeline as to be announced. That is normal for a small luxury condo building, and it means the only way to get a current availability sheet is to ask. We can do that for you.

Wildhorse Village is split between Rockwood and Parkway school districts, roughly down the middle. The western side is Rockwood; eastern is Parkway. Boundaries can change, so confirm the assignment for a specific address with the district before you buy.

The lake, the terraced plaza, the walking paths, the streets and sidewalks, all 35 detached homes, many of the townhomes, the 266-unit Flats apartment building and the first Audere condo building are all finished. A second Audere building was approved in April 2025 and started construction in 2026. The boathouse, most of the office and retail space, and a good deal of the residential land on the south side are still unbuilt.

That is the plan, and it is the part running furthest behind the housing. CRG has approval for close to a million square feet of office, retail and restaurant space, including a grocery store, and the parcels for it are graded with streets and sidewalks already in. We have not seen a shop or a restaurant open here yet. If a walkable ground floor is the reason you are interested, buy on what exists rather than on the rendering.

In the middle of Chesterfield, off Chesterfield Parkway West and Wildhorse Creek Road, immediately south of I-64. It is a few minutes from Downtown Chesterfield, the aquatic center, the YMCA and the city's own Chesterfield Amphitheater, none of which are part of the development. The whole 80 acres was planned at once rather than assembled parcel by parcel, which is why the lake, the streets and the housing all line up instead of being fitted around each other.

You don't need one. But the person in the sales office works for the builder, and somebody should work for you. We compare the townhomes against the condos honestly, read the contract, negotiate upgrades and incentives, walk the build at pre-drywall and again before closing, and push to get things fixed when they are not right the first time.

In almost every new construction purchase the builder pays the buyer agent commission, so representation costs you nothing directly. Terms vary by builder and by building, so we confirm the exact arrangement in writing before you commit to anything.