First settled in 1824, Odenville’s agricultural roots are reflected today in the form of lush, green fields with a smattering of trees. Some of these fields are dedicated farmland, but a house built on large acreage might also be on the market. While beautiful, these large stretches of fields mean residents need a car to get around. As City Clerk Katie Roberson puts it, Odenville is “rural, but growing at a fast pace with subdivisions.”
Meandering roads course through the Odenville neighborhood landscape.
Odneville is close to I 20 for fast commute times.
Odneville locals can ejnoy the beautiful views from most places in the city.
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From large lots to new construction
Homes in the area are a mix of traditional-style options and new construction. There are ranch-style and Colonial homes with front or wraparound porches and dormer windows on a large lot, set further away from the road. New construction homes are clustered closer together, usually in subdivisions, with less yard space. These homes tend to be variations of the New Traditional style, like Craftsman or Colonial Revival, and share similar features like large front gable roofs and built-in garages. While pricing can vary based on the square footage of the living space and lot acreage, closing sale prices might range from $160,000 to over $700,000.
Odneville homes have wide streets and flat front yards.
New construction home in Odenville Alabama, a growing city.
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More shopping and dining after a drive
The Piggly Wiggly and Family Dollar in the area have grocery needs covered. Every May, Magnolia Farm has a farmer’s market, or “farm days,” where artists and farmers can share their products. For vendors, anything made, raised, or grown and harvested is welcome. Residents will have to invest in some driving time to reach other stores, like the Walmart Supercenter in Springville roughly 15 minutes away, or the Publix Super Market at The Village at Moody about 20 minutes away. There are also familiar chain restaurants like Zaxby’s or Cracker Barrel near these stores, too. For more local flavor, Charlie’s BBQ is a mom-and-pop store that serves hearty portions and homemade sauce. The combo barbecue plate is a local favorite and brisket is offered every Wednesday and Saturday.
Charlie's' BBQ shows off its many piggy banks on the counter in Odneville.
Locals enjoy the BBQ brisket at Charlie's in Odneville.
Piggly Wiggly is the local grocery store in Odneville.
Odneville locals ejnoy the Dollar General.
Stop at the Autoparts store that offers many outdoor motorcycles to enjoy in Odneville.
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B rated schools
Odenville Elementary School is an Alabama Reading Initiative school, with the goal of providing high-quality instruction to help students improve their literacy skills. It serves students from pre-kindergarten through grade 2, with an average 19-1 student-teacher ratio and a Niche rating of B-minus. Students go on to attend Odenville Intermediate School for grades 3 to 5, and Odenville Middle School for grades 6 to 8. Both schools received a B-minus rating from Niche. St. Clair County High School received a C-plus rating from Niche and is roughly 10 minutes away. In addition to athletic clubs like cross country, softball and baseball, students can participate in band, drama or Beta Club. Every year students also have the opportunity to participate in the Homecoming Parade, drawing the community together as floats travel through the downtown area. Other local events include a Halloween block party with vendors and the Christmas Parade, held every year a week after Thanksgiving.
Elementary School is the 487th largest public school in Alabama and the 30,336th largest nationally.
Odenville Middle School is a public school in Odenville, Alabama.
St Clair County High School is a public school in Odenville, Alabama that is part of St Clair County School District.
Margaret Elementary School the school mascot is a Mustang.
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Creekside pathways
Odenville City Park has lots of green space for play, exercise and relaxation. There’s a walking path with a creek running alongside part of it and lots of shade. To reach the fenced playground, visitors can cross the bridge over the creek. A basketball court, also fenced in, is close by. While there are no other official parks in the neighborhood, its rural atmosphere means there are plenty of other outdoor recreational activities like camping at Camp Lone Eagle or a day of fishing at the 14-acre Morrison Lake.
Locals in Odneville enjoy a daily walk at the park.
Odneville locals can enjoy the walking trails by the creek.
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Visit the museum
History buffs will enjoy a visit to the Odenville Museum, a small, hometown museum that covers the local history of Odenville, Branchville and the surrounding areas, including some detailed family histories. For locals more interested in car history, the Mustang Museum of America has almost every year iteration of Ford's famous muscle car, including Highway Patrol Mustangs and other rare models.
Odenville Alabama has the Mustang Museum of America featuring 100 Mustangs under one roof with almost every year and generation.
Fortson Museum and Archives, located in Odenville, AL, promotes research and public education through its Museum collection.
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Hop on the interstate and head downtown
Odenville locals have convenient access to Interstate 20 and Interstate 59, which both head southwest toward Downtown Birmingham, located about 30 miles away.
Odneville is close to I 20 for fast commute times.
Meandering roads course through the Odenville neighborhood landscape.
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