Inverness

In Dardenne Prairie, good land has always drawn people looking for something better. It drew French traders in the eighteenth century. It drew farming families in the nineteenth. It drew William Clark in 1808, who recorded this corner of Missouri as "beautiful high rolling country." It drew McKelvey Homes to build Inverness here and it's drawing the last two families who will ever call this community home. Inverness spans 106 acres of thoughtfully designed landscape between I-70 and Highway 364: beautiful lakes, a connected trail system, serpentine streets with landscaped roundabouts, pedestrian arches, and pocket parks that make the neighborhood feel like a place, not simply a development. McKelvey's Designer Series floor plans brought legendary craftsmanship to Inverness. Now, two remain. At 126 Royal Troon Drive, the Stockton ranch offers 2,570 square feet of ranch living, open great room, premium kitchen, private Owner's Suite, covered outdoor living area, and a three-car garage. Ready now. At 128 Royal Troon Drive, the LaSalle brings 2,809 square feet with 11-foot ceilings, an elegant gas fireplace, a Butler's Pantry, and a covered outdoor living area that looks out over the natural views Inverness was designed around. Ready August 31, 2026. Both include a one-year social membership to Lake Forest Country Club. Both are built by Missouri's oldest, family-owned home builder. Both are the last. Wentzville School District.