The median home value in Aliceville, AL is $88,174.
This is
lower than
the county median home value of $91,271.
The national median home value is $308,980.
The average price of homes sold in Aliceville, AL is $88,174.
Approximately 56% of Aliceville homes are owned,
compared to 25% rented, while
19% are vacant.
Aliceville real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale.
Commercial properties are also available.
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Courtesy: National Land Realty
Featuring one mile of Black Warrior frontage with its own boat launch, this property is an oasis for hunting, fishing, and year-round recreation! There is a gorgeous barn as well as a small camphouse with power and water in place. From a hunting perspective, the wetland on the tract boasts superb waterfowl hunting. There are also multiple wildlife openings for deer and turkeys, which are also abundant. Additionally, Mays Beach is the ideal spot along the river for picnics and camping. The gorgeous 1.5-story New England-style post & beam barn is 24'x36' with a 12'x20' porch. The small camphouse includes abathroom, kitchen, washer, dryer, loft,& living room. The tract is extremely convenient as well, located only 3.5 miles from I-20/59 and <30 minutes to Tuscaloosa, just over an hour from Birmingham, 40 minutes from Livingston, 45 minutes from Demopolis, and 1 hour from Meridian.
Featuring one mile of Black Warrior frontage with its own boat launch, this property is an oasis for hunting, fishing, and year-round recreation! There is a gorgeous barn as well as a small camphouse with power and water in place. From a hunting perspective, the wetland on the tract boasts superb waterfowl hunting. There are also multiple wildlife openings for deer and turkeys, which are also abundant. Additionally, Mays Beach is the ideal spot along the river for picnics and camping. The gorgeous 1.5-story New England-style post & beam barn is 24'x36' with a 12'x20' porch. The small camphouse includes abathroom, kitchen, washer, dryer, loft,& living room. The tract is extremely convenient as well, located only 3.5 miles from I-20/59 and <30 minutes to Tuscaloosa, just over an hour from Birmingham, 40 minutes from Livingston, 45 minutes from Demopolis, and 1 hour from Meridian.
Courtesy: RealtySouth-Inverness Office
138 Acres of hunting land between Tuscaloosa, Al and Starkville, MS. Land includes virgin forest with hardwoods and pines, open pasture land, creeks and several green fields. Wildlife seen on land are deer, geese, ducks, quail, doves, turkey. Two shooting houses and a blind are located on the property as well.
138 Acres of hunting land between Tuscaloosa, Al and Starkville, MS. Land includes virgin forest with hardwoods and pines, open pasture land, creeks and several green fields. Wildlife seen on land are deer, geese, ducks, quail, doves, turkey. Two shooting houses and a blind are located on the property as well.
With over a hundred feet of access to Black Warrior Bay, Lot 58 located in this wonderful, gated community is the perfect spot to build your next home! Take advantage of the boat launch offered exclusively to homeowners while enjoying many fishing opportunities.
Courtesy: Keller Williams Tuscaloosa
With over a hundred feet of access to Black Warrior Bay, Lot 58 located in this wonderful, gated community is the perfect spot to build your next home! Take advantage of the boat launch offered exclusively to homeowners while enjoying many fishing opportunities.
Tranquility envelopes you as you drive through this gated community, shedding your every care and breathing in the fresh country air. The Black Warrior Riverwelcomes you home. Centrally located in West Central AL, drive time from Tuscaloosa is about 35 min.Close to I-20. Moundville Archealogical Park is nearby. Securelygated & private, the neighborhood's paved roads are kept manicured year round.Waterfront lots are well maintained to showcase the bucolic river. Large pine andhardwood timber line the subdivision. A wildlife haven! Deer, turkey, squirrel, geese, & ducks are just some of the nature observed here. Eagles fly regularly across thebay and roost nearby. Freshwater fishing is well known for crappie, bass, bream and large catfish. A beautiful home site sits near a point looking over the bay at theentrance into the Black Warrior River While every effort is made to ensure accurate information, it is the buyer's responsibility, and/or their agent, to verify anything of importance.
