Weston

About the neighborhood: Weston, Missouri, is a historic small city in Platte County, located just north of Kansas City and home to approximately 1,852 residents as of 2023. The population is predominantly White (over 90%), with modest representation of multiracial and Hispanic residents, and virtually all residents are U.S. citizens. Weston attracts an established demographic, with a median age of about 42 years. Economically, it is stronger than many regional areas: the median household income is around $91,625 (with average household income near $99,763), while per capita income stands near $38,936. Despite this, the poverty rate is moderate at approximately 4.7%. The housing market features a median property value of about $246,000, with around 79% of homes being owner-occupied, illustrating a stable yet accessible market. Commute times are somewhat longer than the regional average, averaging nearly 29 minutes. Educational attainment is solid, with over 96% of adults holding a high school diploma and nearly 39% possessing a bachelor’s degree or higher. Weston is celebrated for its vibrant local culture—home to a charming downtown with antique shops, local festivals such as Apple Fest and the Irish festival, and a well-preserved historic district featuring Victorian and Federal architecture. Overall, Weston offers a unique blend of historical character, community warmth, and economic steadiness, making it a welcoming choice for families, history lovers, and those yearning for small-town charm within reach of urban amenities.