9 Washington Terrace is a stunning example of Beaux Arts architecture, designed in 1895 by Barnett, Haynes & Barnett. Its elaborate design influenced structures for the 1904 World’s Fair, making it one of St. Louis’ architectural treasures. Featuring ornate stonework, Corinthian columns, and artistic detailing throughout, this 9,000+ square foot mansion was home to Eugene F. Williams, an executive of the Hamilton Brown Shoe Company. Inside, rich woodwork, numerous fireplaces, and a grand third-floor ballroom reflect the opulence of the era. Recent renovations blend modern luxury with historic preservation, including a new kitchen, restored hardwood floors, and updated thermal windows. The carriage house boasts a new slate roof, updated plumbing, and a modern kitchen. A revitalized pool area and lush landscaping complete the property. Recognized as a city landmark since 1973, 9 Washington Terrace remains one of St. Louis’ most prestigious and architecturally significant homes.
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