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
$204K
List Price
$84K - $570K
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20 Listings
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
$204K
List Price
$98K - $509K
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27 Listings
Haleyville
Haleyville, AL, site of the first 911 call, has lower housing prices and highly rated schools. City Lake Park and wilderness areas offer recreation. Annual events include the 9-1-1 Festival and Pebble Bluegrass Festival.
Average Value
$201K
List Price
$47K - $1.3M
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23 Listings
Childersburg
Life in Childersburg revolves around industry and recreation. The Talladega County city sits along U.S. Route 280 and the Coosa River, making it convenient for many. “Usually people are coming for work,” says Ashleigh Jones, a Realtor with Front Porch Realty LLC. The county's industrial facilities are highlighted by Honda Manufacturing of Alabama
Average Value
$199K
List Price
$80K - $591K
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65 Listings
Weaver
Weaver's comparably low housing costs draw new homebuyers in from busier northeast Alabama cities like Jacksonville and Anniston. "It's small, quaint and quiet," says local Realtor Taylor McAllister of Keller Williams Realty. She's sold homes across the region for nearly five years and grew up in Calhoun County. "It's a great area for first-time
Average Value
$198K
List Price
$83K - $291K
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21 Listings
Jackson
With roots in the lumber industry and hillsides blanketed in tall trees, it's easy to see how Jackson earned the nickname "Pine City." Planted off the banks of the Tombigbee River, the small Alabama town supports shipping industries and a recreational lifestyle. "I'm originally from Mobile, and I've been in Jackson for over 55 years. It's
Average Value
$195K
List Price
$70K - $466K
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30 Listings
Union Springs
Union Springs is a small town in southeast Alabama primarily desired for its rural landscapes and large hunting community. “It’s very rural and quaint,” says local Realtor Jacob Walker at Mossy Oak Properties Alabama Land Crafters. He’s sold homes across the region for over eight years and resides in Bullock County. “It’s a small town with a
Average Value
$192K
List Price
$127K - $855K
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3 Listings
Warrior
Warrior is a small, rural community in Jefferson County that is steadily changing. "We are a small town of about 3,500. It's just country folks who are down to earth. We have our own fire department and our streets are well-kept," says Johnny L. Ragland, the Mayor of Warrior. "We are in the middle of growing, so we have a lot of new homes and
Average Value
$191K
List Price
$71K - $413K
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41 Listings
Greenville
Greenville, AL, known as the Camellia City, has a historic downtown with boutiques. Residents enjoy community parks, Sherling Lake for fishing, and the restored Ritz Theatre. W.O. Parmer Elementary is highly rated.
Average Value
$190K
List Price
$41K - $596K
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23 Listings
Roanoke
Roanoke's downtown area, in east central Alabama, has been the site of several community gatherings since the town's incorporation in the late 1800s. The town center, which is on the National Register of Historic Places, has hosted homecoming celebrations and an annual Christmas parade. "Roanoke calls itself 'the small town with the big heart.'
Average Value
$187K
List Price
$71K - $1.7M
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22 Listings
Luverne
An hour's drive south of Montgomery, at the heart of Crenshaw County, Luverne is a small town of boutiques, rodeos and the World's Largest Peanut Boil – fondly dubbed "The Friendliest City in the South." The friendly city's iconic boil sources thousands of pounds of peanuts from surrounding farms, often selling over 30 tons throughout Labor Day
Average Value
$186K
List Price
$78K - $748K
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15 Listings
Elba
Elba, AL, known as "The City of Flowing Wells," sits at the Pea River and Whitewater Creek confluence. Its Historic Downtown Square hosts local shops and events. The city offers fishing spots and Tiger Town Park.
Average Value
$184K
List Price
$41K - $850K
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23 Listings
Hartford
In Hartford, a 100-year-old water fountain flows in a town square near the crossroads of three country highways. The Alabama community has many features of a quintessential rural town: local schools, a historic courthouse and farmland surrounding the small city center. Shirley Foxworth, a county resident and employee at the nearby Emma Knox Kenan
Average Value
$184K
List Price
$80K - $309K
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8 Listings
Livingston
Livingston is a city of roughly 3,400 on the western edge of Alabama. The seat of Sumter County, the city is best known as the home of the University of West Alabama. “It has a small college-town feel,” says Ashley Welborn, a Realtor with Keller Williams Realty Tuscaloosa who has lived in the area for nearly 40 years. The school and its athletic
Average Value
$181K
List Price
$55K - $327K
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1 Listing
Huguley
Huguley is a relaxed, agricultural community near the interstate and the Alabama-Georgia border. "Huguley is a quiet community with lots of farming," says Ashley Hicks, a real estate professional with 20 years of experience at Riverbend Realty. "It's outside the city limits of Lanett, but it has a Lanett address. The elementary school is highly
Average Value
$176K
List Price
$75K - $853K
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5 Listings
Geneva
Geneva, AL, a rural county seat, boasts a historic oak tree and riverside park. The city features a quaint downtown, local eateries, and the Festival on the Rivers. Highly rated schools and nearby Florida beaches add to its charm.
Average Value
$176K
List Price
$51K - $525K
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10 Listings
Opp
The city of Opp calls itself “The City of OPPortunity” and it lives up to its nickname. Its location near bustling Mobile and Florida’s state line gives its roughly 6,700 residents access to big city amenities and Panhandle beaches. At home, Opp offers small-town Southern charm, with regular events, a downtown with local shops and restaurants, and
Average Value
$171K
List Price
$49K - $478K
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39 Listings
Valley Grande
Deep in the pastoral landscapes of northern Dallas County, Valley Grande’s small, quietly settled community enjoys quintessential country living. Between wide, undisturbed patches of forests and winding backroads are sprawling farms with grazing cattle and roaming horses. Though farms and large private properties take up a decent amount of space,
Average Value
$169K
List Price
$55K - $434K
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20 Listings
Fayette
Fayette, AL has a walkable historic district with local shops. Guthrie Smith Park and Fayette Aquatic Center offer recreation. Bevill State Community College serves the area. Housing includes historic cottages and ranch styles.
Average Value
$169K
List Price
$29K - $690K
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20 Listings
Evergreen
Evergreen, AL, home to Conecuh Sausage since 1947, offers Colonial Revival homes on large lots at below-median prices. The city features Evergreen Municipal Park and hosts annual sausage and collard green festivals.
Average Value
$169K
List Price
$48K - $678K
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21 Listings
Piedmont
Settled in the sprawling foothills of the Appalachian Mountains, East Alabama's Piedmont is aptly named. The small town of around 4,700 residents is characterized by its gentle slopes that roll up to nearby mountains, offering residents direct access to natural amenities. "Things lend themselves to outdoor activities here," says Realtor Bryan
Average Value
$165K
List Price
$50K - $454K
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17 Listings
Talladega
Talladega, AL, home to NASCAR's Superspeedway, blends racing culture with small-town charm. The city offers parks, museums, and theaters. Ongoing efforts focus on downtown revitalization and improved walkability.
Average Value
$164K
List Price
$26K - $616K
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42 Listings
Gadsden
Gadsden, AL, on the Coosa River, has diverse housing and outdoor recreation. Its historic downtown offers local shops. Gadsden City Schools include highly rated Gadsden City High School. First Friday events unite residents.
Average Value
$164K
List Price
$42K - $1.1M
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142 Listings
Sheffield
Sheffield, AL, a historic city on the Tennessee River, is known for its music heritage. Downtown offers local shops and dining, while riverfront parks provide outdoor recreation. The Ritz Theatre hosts cultural events.
Average Value
$161K
List Price
$60K - $808K
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47 Listings
Red Bay
Red Bay is the gateway between Alabama and Mississippi. Named after the red clay soil and the bay tree canopy that covers the city, Red Bay is a small town of around 3,000 people who live right on the Alabama-Mississippi state line. While it’s well known for its many churches and manufacturing plants around the area, it also sees over 10,000
Average Value
$161K
List Price
$64K - $514K
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9 Listings
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