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The historic roots and city connection of Five Points
With the charm of a historic district and just a mile east of downtown Huntsville, Five Points is a tiny neighborhood with big personality. "Anyone moving here should be ready to live a big life in a charming, small footprint just outside of the downtown area," says Kelsey Zwack Pizzato, a Realtor with Keller Williams. Five Points has an interesting mix of architectural features, with part of the area listed as a historic district. In Five Points, residents experience a blend of history and modernity while knowing there's a closeknit community feel backing up their everyday lives. With lively neighborhood events and so close to the center of the city, there's no shortage of entertainment to be found.
Huntsville's 5 Points East Neighborhood is within walking to everything downtown.
Surrounded by the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains is the 5 Points neighborhood.
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The diverse vintage homes found in Five Points
The homes in the area are generally smaller, with a high price per square foot. Sometimes, that could mean being ready for a home that might need some work. "It's an eclectic blend of entry-level housing spanning the last 150 years. Some are in great condition, while others need TLC. It depends on what sort of work you want to be into it," Pizzato says. Architectural styles include Craftsman, ranch-style, duplexes and manufactured homes. Historic Five Points also has lots of bungalows, in addition to styles like Queen Anne and Colonial Revival. Some homes have driveways at the front of the house, while others have garages behind the house, accessible only by a back alley running parallel to the main road between two rows of houses. Small homes that need some renovations sell between $150,000 and $200,000, modern townhomes sell between $200,000 and $260,000, while well-maintained vintage homes can range anywhere between $400,000 to $800,000.
Huntsville's 5 Points East Neighborhood has homes that adds character.
Huntsville's 5 Points East Neighborhood has homes with wide front porches.
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Running errands and grabbing coffee from Olde Towne
Plenty of big-name errand stops are nearby, like the Publix Supermarket at Twickenham Square, the Kroger along Oakwood Avenue, or the Costco Wholesale on Memorial Parkway. A couple of convenience stores like Hi & Bye are in the area, and the Star Super Market, which should cover a quick, last-minute grocery run. While walking downtown, residents stop at Olde Towne Coffee Shop for in-house roasted coffee and breakfast sandwiches. For new American cuisine made with farm-fresh ingredients, 1892 East Restaurant & Tavern is a local favorite for its omelets and creole ragu pasta. Since their focus is serving the highest quality of local, organic foods, the menu changes seasonally.
Star Super Market in 5 points gives residents access to high quality groceries.
Brooks and Collier in Huntsville offers high quality furniture and plants.
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Hanging out on porches for live music
PorchFest FivePoints is a local event that started in response to the pandemic. It grew from a single-porch private concert to a series of concerts happening on several porches. It's a community-driven event made possible by porch hosts who want to share their hospitality, small business sponsors who believe in the community, and musicians excited to perform in front of a live crowd. On the evening of PorchFest, streets are closed where the concerts are held, and food trucks come rumbling in to sell food and drinks.
On the pathway to Huntsville High
Huntsville City Schools serve public schools, and kids may start at Blossomwood Elementary, which receives a B-plus on Niche. Students move on to Huntsville Junior High — the oldest junior high in the Huntsville City Schools District — which also gets an overall B-plus. The last step in basic education happens at Huntsville High, which touts an A and is one of the best STEM schools in Huntsville. The school offers 15 Advanced Placement courses alongside preparatory courses for college education.
Huntsville High School serves students grades 9-12.
Huntsville Junior High serves students in Huntsville, AL.
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Where to get outside time around Five Points
North of the Maple Hill Cemetery is Lewter Park, a green space sprinkled with trees and mostly enclosed with a picket fence. Kids can run around, climb on the playset, fly on the swings or ride one of the spring riders. There is also a blacktop basketball court and plenty of seating with benches and picnic tables. Beirne Avenue Park has a playground that is more suitable for sliding down one of the several slides on the playset than climbing. Across the street is the Goldsmith-Schiffman Field, a historic athletic park used for local sports games.
Get-A-Way Skate Park in Huntsville is a great place for BMX biking and skateboarding.
At Big Spring Park near 5 Points in Huntsville you can take a walk and feed the fish and ducks.
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Navigating Huntsville
Five Points is bordered by Interstate 565, and a network of main residential streets directly flow into downtown Huntsville. As a slow-paced area with sidewalks, it's relatively walkable and bikeable, though most residents depend of cars for main transportation. The Huntsville International Airport is around 13 miles away.
Close to downtown Huntsville Alabama, lies the 5 points neighborhood.
Huntsville's 5 Points East Neighborhood access from I 565 and ATL 72.
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Crime and Safety
1 - Low Crime, 10 - High Crime
Five Points
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Homicide
4
4
Sexual Assault
4
4
Assault with Weapon
4
4
Robbery
4
4
Burglary
5
4
Motor Vehicle Theft
5
4
Larceny
4
4
Crime Score
4
4
Source: WhatIsMyCrimeRisk.com
Five Points Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Five Points, Huntsville sell after 83 days on the market compared to the national average of 55 days. The median sale price for homes in Five Points, Huntsville over the last 12 months is $349,900, down 16% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
Location is everything! This home is close to Downtown, Hospital, and Schools. 3, or 4 BR/Rec Room, 3 1/2 BA, Master down, Study/Office down. Screened Porch and spacious patio. Cottage style 2 Car detached garage, also carport attached to home. Alley access, with fully equipped apartment/home office on garage level 2. Masonry fireplace, all appliances to remain. Mud Room has laundry sink. Master
FANTASTIC FIND!! RESIDENTIAL LOT LOCATED IN THE BLOSSOMWOOD SCHOOL DISTRICT! Build your custom home on this quaint street in the Five Points area where newly developed homes are nestled amongst the nostalgic ones of days gone by. The lot gently slopes to the alley, allowing full alley access, perfect for a walkout basement. Parks, shopping and restaurants all within walking distance. Natural gas
Fabulous Price on a Custom-built home on a quiet Blossomwood Cul De Sac located off Owens Drive. Designed with timeless Southern Elegance, custom wrought-iron balconies, mahogany French doors, working shutters and antique touches. The main floor features a floor plan that flows with 10 ft ceilings, dbl sided fireplace, hardwoods and a custom Kitchen. The second floor has a Master Suite offers a
Lovely five points home. Charming details all over. Three bathrooms. Updated kitchen. Large back patio, detached garage. Two master suites. Not accepting vouchers. Pets approved case by case with a non-refundable pet fee of $500. Will be available mid to late March 2026
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