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A protected historic district of Craftsman, Queen Anne, and Dutch Colonial homes just minutes from downtown, offering genuine architectural character at a more approachable price than Old Cloverdale.
$201K
$130k to $340k
Old Cloverdale
Garden District
A tree lined historic district since 1996, mixing Colonial Revival, Tudor, and bungalow homes from the early 1900s. Montgomery's most in demand address, anchored by Cloverdale Park and a walkable strip of local restaurants and bars.
Montgomery's most affordable historic option, a walkable enclave of renovated early 1900s Craftsman cottages near Midtown's museums and the National Memorial for Peace and Justice, with homes ranging from the $70s into the $300s.
Capitol Heights
Buyers are drawn to Montgomery for its deep base of state government jobs, the steady presence of Maxwell-Gunter Air Force Base and Alabama State University, the thousands of manufacturing jobs at the Hyundai Motor Manufacturing Alabama plant, and a growing wave of civil rights history tourism anchored by the Legacy Museum and the National Memorial for Peace and Justice.
Look to Montgomery's historic bungalow neighborhoods for the best value: Capitol Heights offers the most affordable entry point with renovated Craftsman cottages near downtown, Garden District delivers protected historic architecture just minutes from the city center, and Old Cloverdale is worth the stretch for buyers who want a premium, walkable lifestyle near Cloverdale Park.
Homes in Old Cloverdale and Capitol Heights are seeing the strongest momentum. Old Cloverdale's historic district protections keep inventory permanently tight, while renovated Craftsman cottages in Capitol Heights have posted roughly 39% year over year price growth as buyers get priced out of pricier districts. With citywide inventory sitting right at the balanced market mark, realistic pricing and move in ready presentation remain the key to a fast sale.
With inventory hovering right at the balanced market threshold and demand anchored by state government, Maxwell-Gunter Air Force Base, Alabama State University, and the Hyundai plant, Montgomery should keep seeing steady activity rather than sharp swings. Buyers who look beyond the priciest historic pockets will keep finding real value, while sellers who price to market will still move their homes at a reasonable pace.
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Keller Williams

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Montgomery, AL
Dr. Jasmine Robinson
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Dr. Jasmine Robinson

Keller Williams

Montgomery, AL

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