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Fort Payne, AL Homes for Rent

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    $1,299 per month

    Briarwood Apartments

    2 Beds

    2501 Briarwood Ave SW, Fort Payne, AL 35967

    Come make Briarwood Apartments your new home! Each 2 Bedroom 2 Bath apartment is newly renovated with granite countertops, new stainless-steel appliances, new LVP flooring, and much more! Located directly near many large employers, this is the perfect place for the working professionals.The complex has a pool and is centered in a very well maintained, wooded area. It is pet friendly

    2501 Briarwood Ave SW, Fort Payne, AL 35967
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    $525 per month

    • Property for Rent

    350 Sequoyah Dr NE Unit Several, Fort Payne, AL 35967

    Vacant lots available for your mobile home. Monthly Lot Rent: $525, One time non-refundable move-in fee: $515, Application Fee: $50/Adult(18+). The community is Pet Friendly! Limit of 2 pets per home weighing less than 35 lbs each, pet screening is required and restrictions apply. Contact us today to schedule your tour!

    Melanie Morga Perez

    350 Sequoyah Dr NE Unit Several, Fort Payne, AL 35967

Why Live in Fort Payne

Fort Payne, known as "Alabama's Mountain Town," is a small city nestled in a narrow valley between two of the region’s tallest peaks. With a population of around 15,000, it is surrounded by national and state parks featuring miles of waterfall hiking trails, making it the second most popular tourist destination in Alabama. The local economy benefits from both eco-tourism and manufacturing, with Ferguson Enterprises having a significant presence. The housing market includes modest midcentury ranch-style homes, many on multi-acre lots with mountain views, as well as historic houses, wooden cabins, and secluded brow lot homes. Little River Canyon National Preserve is a key attraction, offering hiking, swimming, and boulder climbing, while DeSoto State Park provides additional waterfall trails. Fishing enthusiasts can enjoy the Coosa River, 25 miles south, and Lake Guntersville, 40 miles west, which also features a public boat launch and mountain biking trails. Downtown Fort Payne, centered around U.S. Highway 11, boasts historic storefronts, local boutiques, coffee shops, art galleries, and an antique mall, with live music venues and locally owned restaurants. Fort Payne City Schools are highly rated, serving about 3,300 students with a robust career and technical education curriculum. The city is accessible via Interstate 59, connecting to Chattanooga 50 miles north and Birmingham 95 miles south, with Huntsville 70 miles away via Alabama State Road 35. Summers are hot and muggy, while winters are short and mild.
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