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Welcome to small-town living in Ashville
Located 44 miles northwest of Birmingham and at the southern tip of the Appalachian Mountains, Ashville sits in one of the oldest counties in Alabama. The area overflows with natural beauty, primarily made up of farmland and clusters of tall trees. Interstate 59 and U.S. Route 411 can take residents directly to Downtown Birmingham in about half an hour. People move to Ashville to get closer to nature and further away from busy city life. Simplicity thrives in Asheville as residents live in homes with classic, straightforward designs on quiet streets. Even though the neighborhood can feel isolated, residents still have access to popular schools, a Piggly Wiggly and locally owned restaurants. When locals want more big city amenities, they hop in their cars and take a short drive south to Birmingham or north to Gadsden.
An aerial shot of the town square in Ashville.
Ashville locals supporting their local project in front of the Court House.
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Living the simple life in ranch or craftsman homes
Julie Luker, a real estate agent with Keller Williams Pell City, describes the available houses as, “mainly garden homes and high-end communities.” Houses come in a variety of styles, including ranch-style houses with side-gabled roofs and front porches, raised ranch homes and manufactured homes. Newly built homes tend to feature Craftsman-style designs. Prices can range from $250,000 for a ranch-style home with 1,750 square feet of living space on a small lot to $650,000 for a house with 3,600 square feet of living space on 10 acres of land. Newly built Craftsman homes can fall in the $440,000 to $600,000 range. Open lots wait for developers or future homeowners ready to build their dream homes.
Lots of new construction in Ashville Alabama.
Garden homes are in Ashville Alabama.
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Locals get homemade fixings at Two Sisters Homestyle Cafe
Locally owned restaurants welcome their neighbors to join in for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Some dine in or order out at Two Sisters Homestyle Cafe. Others grab lunch from BJ’s Diner. Lala’s draws a crowd for dinner. The stone exterior catches the eye of locals, but their food, drinks and books make Lala’s a repeat spot for hanging out.
Piggly Wiggly serves Ashville with plenty of fresh meat and staple ingredients to choose from. When locals need a wider selection of groceries, they drive out to the Walmart Supercenter in Springville, 13 miles away. Anyone needing fresh clothes might visit House of Hope Thrift, but those who want to shop at a nearby mall drive 24 miles north to the Gadsden Mall.
Service with a smile at the Two Sisters Cafe.
Home style cooking is offered at Two Sisters Restaurant in Ashville.
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Beating the Alabama heat at the splash pad
Kids spend their summers at Ashville Park and Splash Pad to have outdoor fun while cooling off in the Alabama heat and humidity. D. O. Langston Park features a paved walking track for anyone looking to get their steps in. Senior citizens might walk around before visiting the Senior Center next door for game night. Ashville residents who live closer to Odenville take their kids to the Odenville City Park to climb around the playground equipment. Those who want to scale mountains and see stunning scenery as they hike visit Horse Pens 40 in Steele, 15 miles away. Luker describes the mountainous scenery as “breathtaking.” The park also hosts events, like the biannual Horse Pens 40 Bluegrass & Arts Fest, which involves two nights of live music and camping. “It’s been around forever, and it’s very, very popular,” says Luker.
Ashville Alabama has a Splash Park at the Ashville City Park.
Ashville City Park has a little to offer the whole family.
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Shooting for gold at Ashville High
Kids stay in the Ashville school system until they graduate. They start out at Ashville Elementary School, which gets a B from Niche. After learning at the B-rated Ashville Middle School, they move on to Ashville High School, the oldest school in St. Clair County. Students at Ashville High might join the archery team to hone their aim, try out for the championship-winning Jr. High Girls’ basketball team or participate in 4-H. Ashville High gets a B-minus. All three schools neighbor each other, making it an easy transition when kids move up a grade. An alternative and technical school sit in the neighborhood, giving parents additional options as they need them.
Ashville High School is a top rated High School in Ashville Alabama.
Ashville Middle school is linked to the Elementary and High School.
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Driving the long Ashville roads
Ashville spans over 100 square miles, so residents have to rely on their cars to get to the town center or visit neighboring cities. The St. Clair County Public Transportation system (SCAT) provides transportation for those who can’t easily get to their doctor’s appointments or senior citizen centers. They charge a small fee as fare and need to be contacted for transport since there isn’t a set route.
I 59 has home right off the interstate in Ashville Alabama.
If you are looking to homestead, this property has it all! Four parcels totaling 41.33 acres. The 21.96 acre parcel has road frontage to Stolle Farm Road, has a gravel drive is fully fenced, mostly pasture land with a small barn and has a pond. Adjoining this parcel is 5.74 acres that has road frontage to CR 26. It is fenced on 3 sides and is wooded. On the left side of Stolle Farm Road is the
Welcome to your dream lake home! This gorgeous 6 bedroom, 4.5 bathroom estate sits on the shores of beautiful Neely Henry Lake, offering year round views of both the water and the mountains. Designed with comfort and entertaining in mind, this spacious property features: * Open concept layout filled with an abundance of natural light * Two full kitchens, perfect for multi generational living
Beautiful, wooded lot in the Lake Canoe subdivision. Year-round water, rip rap already in place. This could be the place to build your dream home!! Contact me today to set up a showing.
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