Townhomes for Sale in North Florence, Florence

North Florence is anchored by a bustling six-point intersection, ironically known as the Seven Points District. New local businesses, from antique stores to trendy restaurants, have started opening up shop in the historic storefronts here. “It’s a really cute little area, now” Samantha Lamb says. A University of North Alabama graduate and local Realtor with South Main Realty, Lamb has sold several properties across North Florence. “There are historic homes near UNA’s campus and more spread-out subdivisions further north and west.” Cypress Creek winds along the far west edge of the community, and Wildwood Park borders its south end. North Florence’s residential subdivisions center around shops and restaurants in the Seven Points district. Most homes here were built around the 1950s and ‘60s. True to the times, they usually feature ranch-style architecture with attached carports and sprawling yards. Similar-style homes from the 1970s and ‘80s sit on wooded lots along Cypress Creek. The community’s oldest properties cluster around the University of North Alabama. Dating back to the early 1900s, these historic houses come in a variety of styles from ornate Queen Annes to modest