Neighborhoods in Alabama

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  Hokes Bluff

  Hokes Bluff, a small suburb of Gadsden, balances a scenic setting along the Coosa River with easy access to shopping, dining and employers such as Koch Foods. "It's close enough to Gadsden to get there quickly but far enough away that it's very quiet," says Theresa Benefield, a lifelong Hokes Bluff resident and associate broker with Davis Realty

  • Average Value

    $261K

  • List Price

    $145K - $600K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    28 Listings

  Hokes Bluff
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  Jemison

  In Jemison, the location is key. "Being located between Birmingham and Montgomery is a huge deal," says Realtor and former Jemison resident Sandy Pate with Realty South. "It's in a rural area with land, bringing a lot of pull to Jemison. Sometimes I'll have a husband working in Birmingham and a wife working in Montgomery, and Jemison is their home

  • Average Value

    $257K

  • List Price

    $119K - $706K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    36 Listings

  Jemison
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  Thorsby

  The community of Thorsby offers classic Southern suburbia in central Alabama. Founded as a Scandinavian settlement in 1865, it features fertile soil that quickly attracted farmers to the region, and it has retained much of its quiet character ever since. "It's a small town off the highway, and very rural," says Realtor Darlene Rice with Exit Royal

  • Average Value

    $250K

  • List Price

    $128K - $681K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    11 Listings

  Thorsby
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  Headland

  Ask why someone would move to Headland, and several possible answers could come back. The southeastern Alabama city of around 5,000 people has historically acted as a bedroom community for Dothan, but the area has added amenities to keep people close to home, particularly around Headland Square, its social hub. While restaurants, shops and town

  • Average Value

    $249K

  • List Price

    $133K - $562K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    61 Listings

  Headland
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  Henagar

  Henagar is a small town on top of the world, or at least northeast Alabama. The community sits on Sand Mountain, a sandstone plateau, and the DeKalb County region offers views of the surrounding peaks and valleys. The community has a few renowned restaurants and plenty of green spaces where residents enjoy the fresh air. “It’s a quiet life here,”

  • Average Value

    $248K

  • List Price

    $143K - $557K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    7 Listings

  Henagar
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  Glencoe

  Glencoe, AL, the "City of Patriotism," features Colonial Revival and ranch homes amid trees. Parks, golf courses, and youth sports facilities dot the area. Glencoe Elementary is highly rated. Local eateries line U.S. Route 431.

  • Average Value

    $243K

  • List Price

    $88K - $934K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    13 Listings

  Glencoe
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  Brookwood

  The family-friendly community of Brookwood offers a place to relax outside of Tuscaloosa. "Brookwood is a small town, but it's grown a lot over the past few years," says Realtor Loren Elmore Thomley with Keller Williams Realty Tuscaloosa. "It's close to Tuscaloosa, where you can shop, go to the airport or go out to dinner." Elmore Thomley notes

  • Average Value

    $239K

  • List Price

    $110K - $511K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    9 Listings

  Brookwood
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  Moundville

  Moundville is named for the ceremonial mounds that still stand along the Black Warrior River, built several centuries ago by the Mississippian culture. Moundville Archeological Park, as the site is now known, is still a gathering place, with festivals celebrating Native American culture. Meanwhile, the community that sprang up around it is an

  • Average Value

    $238K

  • List Price

    $125K - $444K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    11 Listings

  Moundville
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  Moulton

  Moulton, the seat of Lawrence County, is a small area with local events and well-loved public spaces. Residents visit the heart of the community for parades and county-wide gatherings. At the center of downtown is the Lawrence County Courthouse. Shops and other municipal facilities surround the stately building. Manufacturing and agricultural

  • Average Value

    $234K

  • List Price

    $71K - $805K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    21 Listings

  Moulton
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  Hanceville

  Hanceville is a small town in North-Central Alabama that has a mix of something old and something new. "Hanceville is like a real-life Mayberry. It's a very peaceful and wholesome place where you know everybody," says Charles Mann, a Hanceville native and owner of Mann's Home & Garden Shop. "People have been coming to my store since I was a kid.

  • Average Value

    $232K

  • List Price

    $79K - $993K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    35 Listings

  Hanceville
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  Sumiton

  Sumiton, AL, a rural community 25 miles from Birmingham, offers affordable ranch-style homes on large lots. It features Southern and Mexican restaurants, the annual Frog Festival, and Horse Creek Trail for walking and biking.

  • Average Value

    $229K

  • List Price

    $37K - $551K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    7 Listings

  Sumiton
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  Perdido

  • Average Value

    $226K

  • List Price

    $182K - $385K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    1 Listing

  Perdido
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  Brent

  Brent, Alabama, offers rural charm near Talladega National Forest, with Heritage Park and Payne Lake Recreation Area. Dining includes The Sawmeal Restaurant. Birmingham is 55 miles away.

  • Average Value

    $223K

  • List Price

    $97K - $363K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    14 Listings

  Brent
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  Pinson

  Pinson, AL, a rural community near Birmingham, offers outdoor recreation at Turkey Creek Nature Preserve. The city features homes from the 1970s-90s with spacious yards. Pinson Valley High's football games unite the community.

  • Average Value

    $223K

  • List Price

    $125K - $450K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    54 Listings

  Pinson
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  Dora

  Dora, AL, a rural community 25 miles from Birmingham, offers affordable housing and small-town charm. Local attractions include Horse Creek Trail for cycling, a public golf course, and the annual Frog Festival in nearby Sumiton.

  • Average Value

    $220K

  • List Price

    $102K - $582K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    5 Listings

  Dora
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  Winfield

  Winfield is a quiet town with a strong sense of community in Northwest Alabama. "If the town didn't work together, none of us would make it," says Gina Bryant, a resident and Director of the Parks and Recreation Department. "The department shares facilities with the high school, and the school shares its amenities with us. It's a great working

  • Average Value

    $219K

  • List Price

    $59K - $567K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    32 Listings

  Winfield
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  Thomasville

  Tree farms and pine forests dominate the surrounding landscape in Thomasville, Alabama. The area offers outdoor recreation and seclusion from large city centers. "Thomasville is a very rural, tight-knit community where everybody knows everybody. It has that hometown feel," says Zach Smoker, a Thomasville native and real estate agent with Popes

  • Average Value

    $218K

  • List Price

    $56K - $564K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    16 Listings

  Thomasville
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  Hamilton

  Hamilton, AL, is a rural community along the Buttahatchee River with a welcoming atmosphere. Notable spots include E.T. Sims Jr. Recreation Center. Hamilton Elementary and Hamilton Middle School have high ratings.

  • Average Value

    $216K

  • List Price

    $68K - $525K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    38 Listings

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  Brewton

  Brewton, AL, thrives on lumber, manufacturing, and healthcare. It hosts the Alabama Blueberry Festival and features parks like Jennings. The city has highly rated schools: Brewton Elementary, Brewton Middle, and T.R. Miller High.

  • Average Value

    $214K

  • List Price

    $55K - $569K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    25 Listings

  Brewton
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  Monroeville

  Monroeville's story is intertwined with the famous authors who once called it home. Harper Lee was born there in 1926, and though she depicts the fictional town of Maycomb in “To Kill a Mockingbird,” the novel was heavily inspired by her childhood experiences. Lee’s hometown friend, Truman Capote, wrote about the community in his 1958 short story

  • Average Value

    $213K

  • List Price

    $31K - $537K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    18 Listings

  Monroeville
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  Demopolis

  Demopolis, AL, combines historic charm with river life. Victorian and Tudor Revival homes grace its streets. The town has riverfront parks, a vibrant Main Street, and highly rated schools. Crime rates match national averages.

  • Average Value

    $210K

  • List Price

    $33K - $398K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    8 Listings

  Demopolis
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  Lineville

  Lineville is a rural community between Cheaha Mountain and Lake Wedowee. The area is known as the "Scenic Crossroads of East Alabama," with three state routes running through the area. Rita Young, a Realtor with Wedowee Lake & Lands Realty, says Lineville is a small town where locals know their neighbors and enjoy the outdoors. "It has a slower

  • Average Value

    $209K

  • List Price

    $80K - $569K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    9 Listings

  Lineville
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  Daleville

  Daleville, AL, neighbors Fort Rucker, attracting military families. The Army Aviation Museum and Lake Tholocco are nearby attractions. The city offers various housing options, local parks, and eateries, enhancing community life.

  • Average Value

    $208K

  • List Price

    $97K - $600K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    22 Listings

  Daleville
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  Grayson Valley

  Grayson Valley, AL is a Jefferson County community near Birmingham. It features Grayson Valley Country Club and is close to Turkey Creek Nature Preserve. The area offers split-level and ranch homes with convenient access to I-95.

  • Average Value

    $207K

  • List Price

    $87K - $570K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    26 Listings

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  Phenix City

  Phenix City, AL, borders the Chattahoochee River, offering whitewater rapids and a growing downtown. Residents enjoy lower taxes than neighboring Columbus, GA, highly rated schools, riverside parks, and diverse housing options.

  • Average Value

    $204K

  • List Price

    $55K - $391K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    97 Listings

  Phenix City

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