College Hill is north of the Grand Water Tower, and south of O'Fallon Park. It is an area shrouded in mystery, and cloaked in a severe amount of desolation. I don't think I saw maybe six people as we drove through this neighborhood two weeks ago.
The area really is hilly, hence the name College Hill; there is a deep valley in between the Grand Blvd ridge and the high lands around the Park. The area is largely abandoned down in between the two hills.
Unique houses abound, including this wonderful buff brick house with a turret...
...and this incongruous brown McMansion built only a few years ago.
See the area from the air
here.
College Hill is north of the Grand Water Tower, and south of O'Fallon Park. It is an area shrouded in mystery, and cloaked in a severe amount of desolation. I don't think I saw maybe six people as we drove through this neighborhood two weeks ago.
The area really is hilly, hence the name College Hill; there is a deep valley in between the Grand Blvd ridge and the high lands around the Park. The area is largely abandoned down in between the two hills.
Unique houses abound, including this wonderful buff brick house with a turret...
...and this incongruous brown McMansion built only a few years ago.
See the area from the air here.
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