Centreville, AL Mobile Homes & Double-Wides for Sale

There are glimpses of the past throughout Centreville, a small Bibb County city of about 2,800 residents. Its old-fashioned town square features the historic courthouse. Walnut Street, the city’s main thoroughfare, is lined with historic storefronts. The Vance-Ellison House, a grand Victorian built in 1899 and now a popular bed and breakfast, sits on the outskirts of town, surrounded by barely touched land. Yet, local businesses are popping up regularly, and on residential streets, modern 20-year-old homes and fully-renovated 100-year-old homes sit side-by-side. The majority of Centreville is rural, with homes on multi-acre lots, sitting far back from quiet, one-lane highways. Closer to downtown, the streets have a more small-town feel, with homes sitting closer together, big backyards and sidewalks. Ranch-style homes from the 1970s are most popular, and other options include 2000s-era New Traditional-style and vintage bungalows. Prices range from $120,000 to $550,000; lower-priced homes are usually two-bedrooms with petite lots, and higher-priced homes often have three and four bedrooms and acres of land. Bibb County Public Schools covers the city and includes four elementary