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Cullman, AL Multifamily Home for Sale

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    $249,900

    229, 241, 215AB Co Rd 1223, Cullman, AL 35058

    Income Producing Multi-family PropertyInvestors here are three in one.House with 3 bedrooms 3 baths, central heat an air roof 2014, fenced yard.House with 2 bedrooms 2 baths central heat and air, new carpet 2024, roof 2014. Duplex with a 2 bedroom 1.5 bath window heat and air unit 2021, 2 bedroom 1 bath window heat and air unit 2023, roof 2014.Large workshop

    Sandra MORGAN Hill Real Estate

    229, 241, 215AB Co Rd 1223, Cullman, AL 35058

Why Live in Cullman

Cullman, Alabama, the county seat of Cullman County, has a population of around 20,000 and is steadily growing. The city is known for its friendly atmosphere and cultural scene, ranking No. 3 on USA Today's list of Best Small Town Cultural Scene in 2024. Major employers include Cullman County Schools, Cullman Regional Medical Center, and Walmart, with automotive manufacturing being a significant industry. Housing options primarily consist of single-family homes, with Craftsman and traditional styles prevalent in the historic district, and newer homes further from the center. The Cullman City School District and St. Bernard’s Preparatory School are highly rated, with ongoing expansions to accommodate growing educational needs. Lewis Smith Lake offers clear waters for swimming, fishing, and boating, while Smith Lake Park provides camping and event spaces. The Cullman Wellness and Aquatic Center and WildWater aquatic park are popular attractions. The Ave Maria Grotto features over 100 miniature sculptures, adding to the city's unique charm. Downtown Cullman has undergone revitalization, blending modern boutiques and eateries with historic buildings, and the Warehouse District is a focal point. The Festhalle Farmers Market operates from April to October, and the city hosts numerous festivals, including the Alabama Strawberry Festival and Cullman Christkindlmarkt. Cullman is conveniently located between Huntsville and Birmingham, with both cities about 50 miles away. Summers are hot and humid, while winters are short and dry. Crime rates in Cullman County have decreased recently, making it safer than the national average.

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