Heflin, AL Mobile Home for Sale

In the late 1800s, Heflin was a railroad station and trading center for travelers heading to Atlanta. Today, the area is a self-proclaimed 'Trail Town of Alabama,' with public pathways connecting hikers and equestrians to nearby counties. The community sits within the hills of Talladega National Forest in eastern Alabama. Locals have access to Mount Cheaha, the highest point in the state. Heflin also has several businesses and a small yet active downtown. In the city's early years, many business owners opened shops along Ross Street, also known as Highway 78. Today, this street doubles as a commercial hub and Heflin's main drag. Narrow, curving roads pass homes perched on Heflin's sloping hillsides. Front lawns often have native trees like pines, walnuts and oaks. Many backyards contain sheds or barns hidden from the sloping residential streets. Houses are primarily ranch-styles and split-levels. There are also historic multistory dwellings and cottages from the early 20th century. Almost a quarter of previously sold properties are tracts of land ranging from 3 to 50 acres. Most residences cost between $115,000 and $450,000. There are also a few newly built homes ranging in price