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Mooresville

Mooresville

Located in Limestone County

$650,557 Average Value
$207 Average Price per Sq Ft
1 Home For Sale

The historic, small community of Mooresville

Often called "Alabama's Williamsburg," Mooresville is one of Alabama's most important and intact towns. It was incorporated as a town in 1818, two years after Limestone County was established as part of the Alabama Territory and a year before Alabama became a state. Today, it's known as a quiet historic town, home to less than 100 residents and bordered on three sides by the Wheeler Wildlife Refuge. The entire town is included on the National Register of Historic Places, and some current residents are descendants of the original settlers. "Living in Mooresville is like living in a bygone era," says long-time resident Margaret-Anne Crumlish. "It's laid out exactly as it was in 1818. We adjust as our population does." For example, there are currently more children in town, so weekly community gatherings tend to be cookouts or potlucks by the pool. "Whether a family has lived here for generations or a few months, once you move into town, you're forever a part of Mooresville."

Not far from Huntsville and I-65, Mooresville is like taking a step back in time.
Not far from Huntsville and I-65, Mooresville is like taking a step back in time.
Founded in 1818, Mooresville Alabama is one of the state oldest towns.
Founded in 1818, Mooresville Alabama is one of the state oldest towns.
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Local businesses of Mooresville and where to find errand stops

Decatur, found 7 miles away, has the closest grocery and retail shopping options, such as Publix, Walmart, and Target. "Living in a small town like we do, you tend to plan errands around other reasons you need to go into the city," Crumlish says. Dogwood & Magnolia Bakery makes fresh pastries daily, and locals line up early for cinnamon rolls and coffee. Southern Carnage has top-quality parts and tools for bike enthusiasts, and there are 30-plus miles of gravel road near the shop so residents can hit the road on their bikes right after. Originally an agricultural community, 1818 Farms is still a working flower and sheep farm. It produces a line of handmade bath and beauty products and is open to the public when hosting events like the Bloom Stroll and Bouquet Workshops.

Cute inside and out, Lyla's Little House for Tasty in Mooresville has abundant charm.
Cute inside and out, Lyla's Little House for Tasty in Mooresville has abundant charm.
Southern Carnage Bicycle Shop in Mooresville has abundant charm inside and out.
Southern Carnage Bicycle Shop in Mooresville has abundant charm inside and out.
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Community gathering on the regular

Residents take pride in the history of their town by preserving and maintaining historic buildings, including the Church of Christ, the Brick Church, the Post Office and the Stagecoach Inn & Tavern. Some also volunteer to lead scheduled walking tours, sharing the town's 200-year-old history with visitors as they see inside the historic buildings. The town council sponsors a town Christmas party, an annual winter chili and potluck party, and other town gatherings.

The original post office and saloon in Mooresville Alabama.
The original post office and saloon in Mooresville Alabama.
Over 200 years old, this Methodist Church in Mooresville has stood the test of time.
Over 200 years old, this Methodist Church in Mooresville has stood the test of time.
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Vintage housing and preservation

Mooresville hasn't changed much over the years, with early 19th-century homes sharing the streets with newer homes. "Our houses are all sizes, periods and styles," says long-time resident Shirley McCrary, Crumlish's mother. "Most of the older homes were built at the end of the Federal period and incorporate elements of the architecture of this time." Housing styles include stately Federal and Greek Revival alongside Victorian and ranch, with front and back yards. "To me, that is the town's charm — we are not cookie-cutter," McCrary explains. "If anyone builds a new house, we hope they will stick with one of these styles to stay true to our 19th-century feel." An updated ranch-style house with 3,400 square feet of living space can be listed for $645,000.

All of the homes in Mooresville Alabama have a story to tell.
All of the homes in Mooresville Alabama have a story to tell.
Each home in Mooresville has a unique style. No two homes are alike.
Each home in Mooresville has a unique style. No two homes are alike.
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Schooling at Tanner Elementary and High

Students can attend Tanner Elementary School and Tanner High School, which serve kindergarten through 12th grade. Both schools are roughly 15 minutes away by car. Tanner Elementary, which receives a B-minus on Niche, was established as a separate school from Tanner High in 2017. Though they share the same campus, Tanner Elementary has its own administration and faculty. Academic opportunities at Tanner High, which takes home a B, include Advanced Placement courses, partnering with Calhoun Community College for Dual Enrollment courses, and a STEM Lab that opened in 2019.

Tanner High School is a public high school in Tanner, AL.
Tanner High School is a public high school in Tanner, AL.
Sign for Tanner High School from 1956 in Athens, Alabama.
Sign for Tanner High School from 1956 in Athens, Alabama.
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Abundant outdoor recreational opportunities

As for outdoor fun, McCrary shares that there's a by-membership town pool, but "recreation activities are on your own, such as bike rides, canoeing in the creek and hiking in the Wheeler Wildlife Refuge." The Singing River Trail also passes through town, a North Alabama system of greenways and trails totaling just over 200 miles.

Featured in national publications, 1818 Farm has an amazing array of gifts and beauty products.
Featured in national publications, 1818 Farm has an amazing array of gifts and beauty products.
Historic 1818 Farms hosts event and sells local farm made products to residents and tourists.
Historic 1818 Farms hosts event and sells local farm made products to residents and tourists.
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Mooresville Housing Trends

Housing Trends

Median List Price
$1,050,000
Median Single Family Sale Price
$885,000
Last 12 months Home Sales
0
Average Price Per Sq Ft
$207

Area Facts

Number of Homes in Neighborhood
11
Number of Homes for Sale
1
Median Year Built
1925
Average Single Family Home Size Sq Ft
3,729
Significantly above the national average
1,925
Median Lot Size Sq Ft
29,185

Open Houses

  • Sunday, Sep 14
    Open Sun 2PM - 4PM

    118 Melbridge Dr, Madison, AL 35756

    $520,000

    • 4 Beds
    • 3.5 Baths
    • 2,796 Sq Ft
    • 118 Melbridge Dr
    • New 10 days ago

    This beautifully maintained 4-BR 3.5-BA home boasts fresh paint throughout and an open layout, perfect for entertaining. The kitchen features granite countertops, stainless steel appl, (new dishwasher), gas induction stove, and an oversized island. Washer/Dryer stay. The main suite offers a walk-in closet and bath with dual vanities, soaking tub, and separate shower. Two bedrooms share a

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    Jill Heffernan
    Keller Williams Realty Madison
    (256) 540-2311
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  • Sunday, Sep 14
    Open Sun 2PM - 4PM

    106 Brickstone Place, Madison, AL 35756

    $525,000

    • 4 Beds
    • 3 Baths
    • 2,722 Sq Ft
    • 106 Brickstone Place
    • New 23 days ago

    Open House Sunday 9/14 from 2-4! Get ready to fall in love w/ this Madison beauty in the highly sought-after Heritage Provence neighborhood! This 4 bedroom, 3 bath home blends charm, style, & comfort—starting w/ hardwood floors thr'outt the main living spaces & a kitchen that’s been freshly updated w/ bright finishes, abundant cabinets, & plenty of counter space. Natural light fills the rooms,

    Holly McDonald Keller Williams Realty Madison

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  • Sunday, Sep 14
    Open Sun 2PM - 4PM

    30252 Hardiman Rd, Madison, AL 35756

    $399,900

    • 4 Beds
    • 3 Baths
    • 2,435 Sq Ft
    • 30252 Hardiman Rd
    • New 23 days ago

    This full-brick, single-story home offers 10’ ceilings and 4 bedrooms centered around a spacious great room. Enjoy covered front and rear porches plus a side-entry 2-car garage. Well maintained and move-in ready, this home also provides the perfect opportunity for the next owner to update and make it their own.

    Chanel Westbrook Capstone Realty

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Weather

Annual Precipitation
49''
Average Winter Low Temperature
33°F
Average Summer High Temperature
90°F
Annual Snowfall
3''

Area Factors

Somewhat Bikeable

Bike Score®®

43 / 100

Car-Dependent

Walk Score®®

20 / 100
Source: Walk Score
Source: Walk Score

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Mooresville
Carla Witt
HomeMax Realty LLC
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