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Growing commuter neighborhood north of Huntsville
Though it has maintained a rural feel for centuries, Hazel Green is a growing community 15 miles north of Huntsville. With home prices $100,000 below the average in Madison County, the neighborhood continues to provide a lower-cost alternative to nearby suburbs. This factor is especially important to those moving from out of state for job opportunities in the city. “There’s a good mix of people buying there right now. A lot of people are coming from all over the United States, and a lot of people seem to be from California,” explains David Ali of Capstone Realty, an agent with many sales in the neighborhood and a resident of Madison County.
Route 431 is the main thoroughfare of Hazel Green Alabama.
Most stores and restaurants can be found on Route 431 in Hazel Green Alabama,
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Spacious properties and newly constructed homes in Madison County
Many of the neighborhood’s homes include ranch-style architecture, though custom builds are popping up in recently added subdivisions. While homes from the 1960s and 1970s often lack an attached garage, nearly all newly constructed homes incorporate one- and two-car garages in their design. Many properties sit on at least a quarter of an acre, with some including over 5 acres. Prices for three-bedroom resale houses begin around $180,000, and similarly sized new builds start closer to $250,000. Homes with at least four bedrooms tend to sit on larger lots, driving the prices above $400,000.
In Hazel Green homes are often found right next to fertile and productive farm land.
There are a large number of moderately priced new homes in Hazel Green Alabama.
Residents can expect a quiet life in the new homes in Hazel Green.
There are many styles of homes available in Hazel Green including Colonial.
Largely rural and agrarian, Hazel Green Alabama features many large open fields for farming.
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Highly rated district with an award-winning basketball team
Part of Madison County Schools, the neighborhood benefits from an A-minus-graded district, according to Niche. Students begin at Hazel Green Elementary, which earns a B-plus grade, and transition to Moores Mill Intermediate, a school earning an A-minus. From here, students head to B-plus-graded Meridianville Middle and B-graded Hazel Green High—a school boasting six consecutive years as state champion for girls basketball. At Hazel Green High, students can enroll in Cooperative Learning to gain course credits for work experience, or they can opt to participate in dual enrollment courses to earn college credits through colleges like Calhoun Community College and Jacksonville State University.
Hazel Green Elementary is a Pre-K through 4th grade elementary school in Maddison County.
Full campus of Hazel Green Elementary School in Hazel Green Alabama.
Home of the Trojans, Hazel Green High School, is located in Hazel Green Alabama.
Billy Hunter Park has Baseball, Softball, Football, Basketball, and Volleyball.
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Commuting to Redstone Arsenal and beyond
Though no bus lines run through Hazel Green, traveling through and outside Madison County proves simple. Route 431 acts as the main point of connection for commutes to major employers in the city limits. “Huntsville has tons of different job opportunities like Redstone Arsenal, a lot of government contractor positions, NASA, the Toyota plant and Polaris,” Ali says. For travels outside Alabama, Huntsville International is less than 30 miles southwest, and the nearest on-ramps for Interstate 65 are in Ardmore, Tennessee, about 20 miles northwest.
Route 431 is the main thoroughfare of Hazel Green Alabama.
Most stores and restaurants can be found on Route 431 in Hazel Green Alabama,
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Grab a bite or pick up the basics along Route 431
Restaurants and grocery stores line Route 431, the community’s main thoroughfare and busiest hub. El Mariachi and Los Compadres feature authentic Mexican cuisines like tamales and enchiladas, and Cassie’s Café serves classic breakfast foods and southern eats from country-fried steak to frog legs. National chains like Wendy’s and Taco Bell are also available for quick bites on the go. For picking up the essentials, the Walmart Supercenter is the most popular stop for shopping, though places like Hazel Green Foodland and Dollar General also serve the community.
Cassie's Cafe is a popular choice for local residents of Hazel Green near Huntsville.
Hazel Green has a Walmart Super Center for the the shopping needs of local residents.
Cassie's Cafe in Hazel Green, near Huntsville Alabama is a popular eatery in the area.
The Hazel Green Foodland offers a less expensive and less crowded food shopping experience.
Containing all the food staples at a lower price makes Foodland a popular choice for locals.
There are several fast food options in Hazel Green Alabama, including this Burger King.
El Maricachi is the go to destination for Tex-Mex food in Hazel Green Alabama.
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Finding recreational spaces around Hazel Green
Though there are limited recreational opportunities in Hazel Green, there are still a few things to check out close by. Trojan Trail provides a place to walk pups on the weekend, with a 3-mile path wrapping around Hazel Green High. About 2 miles north, Hazel Green Recreation Center incorporates sports fields for those participating in the Hazel Green Athletic Association’s leagues and tournaments. For additional adventures outdoors and indoors, the Huntsville Botanical Garden and United States Space and Rocket Center are less than 20 miles south, nestled between Redstone Arsenal and the University of Alabama in Huntsville.
Starting at Hazel Green High School, the Trojan Trail Greenway is a three mile hiking trail .
Sports fields and playground at Billy Hunter Park in Hazel Green Alabama.
Playground at Billy Hunter Park in Hazel Green Alabama.
Near Hazel Green High School is the Trojan Trail Greenway.
Football field at Billy Hunter Park in Hazel Green Alabama.
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Children’s activities close to home and annual events in Rocket City
Because Hazel Green is a quiet residential community, events are few and far between, but the entertainment of Huntsville is only about 15 miles south. Closest to home, Tillman D. Hill Public Library hosts events throughout the year, including regular clubs for homeschooled students to socialize, and Hazel Green High School sports draw a crowd on game night. For annual events like the Panoply Arts Festival and Rocket City Brewfest in Huntsville, Route 431 connects right to the heart of the city.
Tillman D Hill Public Library in Hazel Green not serves a community hub and outreach center.
Playground at the Billy Hunter Rec Park in Hazel Green Alabama.
Pirate ship at the playground at the Billy Hunter Rec Center in Hazel Green Alabama.
Interior of the Harold Harbin Gym at the Billy Hunter Rec Park in Hazel Green Alabama.
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