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Farms, elbow room and the Mobile International Speedway
With its wide-open spaces, plant nurseries and farms, Irvington is the definition of country. But the neighborhood isn’t pastoral, not with the Mobile International Speedway and the Highway 90 Dragway smack in the middle of things. Irvington is country with a souped-up engine and an independent streak. “I live there and love the rural lifestyle, and a lot of my neighbors enjoy the freedoms from less regulation,” says Kimon Brown, a resident of the area and Realtor with Azalea Real Estate. “It’s an underserved area, the fire department is all volunteer and there is no local police, so you are relying on county sheriffs.” An unincorporated area 19 miles south of Mobile beside I-10, Irvington is largely farmland, and homes tend to sit on at least half an acre of land.
Irvington offers rural charm with wide-open spaces and quiet roads.
Mobile International Speedway hosts Saturday night stock car races.
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Wildlife is plentiful at the Muddy Creek Wetlands Management Area
The closest spot for a nature walk is six miles east at Muddy Creek Wetlands Management Area, where 200 acres of restored wetlands is a haven for wildlife. More than two miles of trails meander over boardwalks and pass longleaf pines, bald cypresses, magnolias and coastal grasses. The wetlands are a stop on the Alabama Coastal Birding Trail, which also links to Bellingrath Gardens & House. A bird sanctuary, it hugs the Fowl River. And flower enthusiasts take note: there’s always something growing on its 65-acres of cultivated gardens. The gardens are ten miles east of Irvington. The white sand beaches and gorgeous sunsets of Dauphin Island are 25 miles south.
Medal of Honor Park offers a dog park for Fowl River pet owners.
Irvington properties offer space for horses and barns.
Irvington residents enjoy boating and fishing on nearby waters.
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Spacious homes and privacy are hallmarks of Irvington
Ranch-style homes in Irvington range from $130,500 to $349,000 for newer, large brick builds. The majority of the houses are tucked at the end of long driveways off winding two-lane roads. Many homes are located on expansive lots with large yards that work well for pets. There are a mix of old and new subdivisions in Irvington, says Jennifer Tillman, a Realtor with Berkshire Hathaway Homeservices who has lived in the region since 1982. Tillman recently helped a couple looking for a home in the Mobile area. “They wanted something that was a little secluded with a little bit of land with no restrictions or HOA type things,” said Tillman, “so we found something in Irvington that fits their needs perfectly.” Sidewalks, streetlights and other city amenities are rare in Irvington, contributing to its country vibe.
Brick ranch-style homes are common across Irvington's quiet roads.
Four-bedroom homes provide space for larger families in Irvington.
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Students have their pick of more than twenty clubs at Theodore High School
The Burroughs Elementary Facebook page keeps parents and students up to date about school registration, the weather and school events. Burroughs earns a grade of C from Niche. Pursuant to the dress code, students at Hankins Middle must wear royal blue gold shirts and khaki pants. Niche grades the school a C. Theodore High School opened its doors in 1920. Today students have their pick of more than 20 clubs, from band to drama club to the robotics club. Theodore is graded C+ by Niche.
Burroughs Elementary serves Irvington students in grades K-5.
Hankins Middle School educates Irvington students in grades 6-8.
Theodore High School offers clubs and sports for grades 9-12.
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Downtown Mobile is less than 20 miles away
From Irvington it’s a 16-mile drive on the I-10 to Mobile International Airport and 19 miles to downtown Mobile. Pascagoula is 26 miles west via I-10. Irvington is not pedestrian friendly, and most homeowners need a car for commuting and day-to-day errands.
Irvington residents commute via I-10 to Mobile and beyond.
Downtown Mobile is about a 20-minute drive from Irvington.
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Cars go fast at the Mobile International Speedway
The green flag drops at 7:30 p.m. every Saturday night for the stock car races at Mobile International Speedway, the biggest thing going in these parts for miles around. Except maybe the drag races next door at the US 90 Dragway. Here, fans are advised to buckle up for the show, which is two hot rods blasting straight down the dragway to the finish line. During the Christmas holiday season, the Christmas Nights in Lights celebration transforms the track into an immersive light show attraction, with cars cruising past the lights while Christmas songs fa-la-la in the background.
Holiday lights transform Mobile International Speedway into a festive display.
Stock car racing thrills fans at Mobile International Speedway.
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It's easy to consider the nature of time at Time to Eat Cafe
With dozens of clocks hanging on its walls, kitschy Time to Eat Café leans into its name. The menu even has 12 burgers, one for every hour of the day. The 5 O’clock is layered with bacon and American cheese. Old fishing nets hang from the ceiling at DJ’s Diner, a no-fuss local joint serving sandwiches, onion rings and specialty ice cream. There are no large supermarkets in Irvington, but there are several options nearby. Palmer’s Grocery Store is a small market a few miles west in St. Elmo. Palmer’s sells household necessities and has an extensive beer and wine section. Winn-Dixie and Walmart Marketplace border I-10 in Theodore about five miles north. More retail options are available just over the Mississippi border in Pascagoula, which is 25 miles west via I-10.
DJ's Diner serves classic Southern meals near Irvington.
Sugar Rush Donut Company serves fresh donuts near Irvington.
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On average, homes in Irvington, AL sell after 68 days on the market compared to the national average of 54 days. The median sale price for homes in Irvington, AL over the last 12 months is $185,400, down 5% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
Fully renovated 3/2 in Irvington on 0.63± acres. This beautiful home features new LVP flooring 2025 throughout, fresh interior paint, granite countertops, and new stainless-steel appliances in the kitchen. Well-maintained metal roof, water heater 2025, HVAC 2025. Spacious layout with a large family room plus* a separate living room. Both bathrooms include tub/shower combos with updated fixtures.
Welcome to 9522 Creekside Drive S in Irvington! This updated 3-bedroom, 2-bath home sits on just over an acre, giving you plenty of room to enjoy both inside and out. Recent upgrades include a 2024 air conditioning system, 2024 hot water heater, and durable luxury vinyl plank flooring throughout, making the home feel fresh and move-in ready. Step outside to a spacious backyard with a patio that’s
4.19-acres in Irvington, AL. Enjoy the peace of rural living with the convenience of being just minutes from I-10. The property is graced with a magnificent variety of mature Oak trees and some open land. It has some challenges, a gas pipeline and a large double wide mobile home in need of significant repair or removal. For the visionary buyer, this is a blank canvas. The Mobile Home sits at the
Large Residential Lot - tax records say just under an acre (.92). Part of an estate and will require the approval of probate court - Sold AS IS, WHERE IS - Cash Buyers only! Buyer to verify all information during due diligence.
At just under 1 acre this lot has been completely cleared with all stumps removed ready for you to build your dream home in the quiet neighborhood of Deerfield Estates. Rare find in the county with an estate size lot to have city water and sewer connected. Find quick and easy access to wherever you need to go 6 Minutes to the I-10 entrance ramp, 20 Minutes to Downtown Mobile, 25 minutes to the
Welcome to Lot 48 in Deerfield Estates Subdivision. This homesite presents an excellent opportunity to build in one of the area’s most sought-after communities. Ideally situated near a tranquil pond and surrounded by mature southern landscaping, the lot offers both natural appeal and strong long-term potential. With limited remaining availability in Deerfield Estates, this ready-to-build parcel
Welcome to Lot 48 in Deerfield Estates Subdivision. This homesite presents an excellent opportunity to build in one of the area’s most sought-after communities. Ideally situated near a tranquil pond and surrounded by mature southern landscaping, the lot offers both natural appeal and strong long-term potential. With limited remaining availability in Deerfield Estates, this ready-to-build parcel
0.34 acres of prime real estate located directly on Hwy 188, offering unparalleled convenience and accessibility. Situated in close proximity to Dollar General, this parcel is centrally located, mere minutes away from sought-after destinations such as Grand Bay, Bayou La Batre, and Irvington.Nestled within a great school district, this property presents limitless potential for various
Great opportunity to acquire vacant property on County Road 39 in a fast growing area. Water and Sewer available. All acreages and prices are estimated from maps and aerial photography and are subject to change. Buyer is responsible for verifying all information deemed important to buyers about the property. Listing broker makes no representation to accuracy.
Great opportunity to acquire vacant property on County Road 39 in a fast growing area. Water and Sewer available. All acreages and prices are estimated from maps and aerial photography and are subject to change. Buyer is responsible for verifying all information deemed important to buyers about the property. Listing broker makes no representation to accuracy.
Great opportunity to acquire vacant property on County Road 39 in a fast growing area. Water and Sewer available. All acreages and prices are estimated from maps and aerial photography and are subject to change. Buyer is responsible for verifying all information deemed important to buyers about the property. Listing broker makes no representation to accuracy.
Beautiful 215 +/- acres that has great potential to be developed into a subdivision or a investment property. Property around 10 years ago was called Silver King Golf Course and since then the golf course has closed down. Most all of the property has been planted in pine trees. The owners have put a 12' game fence all the way around the property for privacy. Whitetail deer live on
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