Downtown Huntsville and Historic Districts are the most diverse and culturally rich areas of Huntsville, Alabama. It marks the birthplace of Huntsville itself and boasts a variety of businesses, shops, parks, museums, hospitals, and medical facilities.
Read MOreStretching roughly from Drake Avenue south to the Tennessee River, South Huntsville is full of Midcentury gems and contemporary homes alike. It’s a commuter’s haven, situated along major routes to Redstone Arsenal and Research Park.
Read MOreBlossomwood, one of the city’s most desirable neighborhoods, features a dynamic mix of authentic homes from the Arts and Crafts and Mid-century Modern eras as well as new construction in the Craftsman Revival style. Nestled at the foot of Monte Sano State Park and the Land Trust of North Alabama, Blossomwood is an outdoor enthusiast’s dream.
Read MOreLive here and say goodbye to bustle! Leave your car in the garage and walk down to Main Street to grab a pizza with friends at the Mellow Mushroom, shop for a gift for a neighbor, or pick up fresh supplies for dinner at the farmers’ market on the village green. Jog over to the rec center for a quick swim.
Read MOreThe Mill District is a bustling area located in Southwest Huntsville. It has a convenient location to Redstone Arsenal and modern area businesses yet still holds some remnants of the old mill villages that once thrived in this area.
Read MOreHuntsville North is conveniently located to several main arteries in, out, and around Huntsville. Because of this unique quality, Huntsville North has marked more than one growth surge in Huntsville's history.
Read MOreThere are a few small neighborhoods that dot the landscape in the Research Park area, the most unique community being the Village of Providence. However, it is mostly recognized for its' industrial community, Cummings Research Park.
Read MOreThe Zeirdt Road West Huntsville is located in West Huntsville and borders Madison City limits and Redstone Arsenal.
Read MOreBuilt in 1941, Redstone Arsenal has played a vital role in the Army's rocket and missile defense programs over the last 70 years. As home to NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center, the Army Aviation and Missile Command (AMCOM), the Space and Missile Defense Command and other components of the Defense Intelligence Agency, Redstone Arsenal is a key player in our nation's defense.
Read MOreHampton Cove enjoys access to some of the best residential and recreational amenities in the region: a comprehensive homeowners’ association, a clubhouse with pools and athletic facilities, a 100-acre park, stocked fishing ponds, a trio of Robert Trent Jones golf courses, access to trails and greenways for walking and biking, a nearby equestrian center, and the massive Hays Nature Preserve.
Read MOreThe areas surrounding Hampton Cove grew as a result of the unique development of the Hampton Cove neighborhood. There is a lot of expansion in this area due to the excellent schools of the Huntsville City School District and the great shopping. The area is also surrounded by the natural beauty of the mountains.
Read MOreTucked away in a grassy valley right down the road from Hampton Cove lies the master-planned, gated community of McMullen Cove. Many of its homes are newly constructed on large lots and varied in their architectural styles. It features its own clubhouse, pool, athletic facilities, and community events. Less densely developed than its neighbor, McMullen Cove feels spacious and authentically rural.
Read MOreOnce a tiny hamlet on the Memphis & Charleston Railroad, the city of Madison has become a modern day boomtown. The establishment of the aerospace industry and Redstone Arsenal in the mid-20th century turned this community into one of the most important economic regions in the state of Alabama.
Read MOrePicturesque broadlands, these towns and their comfortable homes offer expansive views of classic Alabama landscape: speckled cotton fields, tree-lined country roads, distant mountains, big skies.
Read MOreThe Mt. Carmel region, once quiet farmland, is now the residential community of choice for people working in Huntsville’s industrial sector along Route 72. It is made up of a master planned community and surrounding neighborhoods that enjoy access to excellent public schools and a convenient retail hub.
Read MOreLike their neighbor New Market, Meridianville and Hazel Green are situated among pristine fields and orchards just 10 minutes north of downtown Huntsville.
Read MOreOwens Cross Roads is, literally, a crossroads—a quiet, one traffic light town. But its location halfway between Huntsville and Lake Guntersville, a prized destination for outdoor enthusiasts and family vacationers alike, makes this town and its neighboring communities in the greater Hampton Cove area the happiest of mediums.
Read MOreFull of modest homes surrounding a central square complete with a classic, columned Southern courthouse and ringed with small businesses, Athens is every bit the town you might find in a Hallmark TV movie or Southern novel.
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