Neighborhoods in the 35211 ZIP Code

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Sand Ridge

Tucked in the forested foothills of the Southern Appalachians, Sand Ridge has beauty to spare. The gentle slopes of Red Mountain rise to the north while the tidy fairways of Oxmoor Valley, a stop on the Robert Trent Jones Golf (RTJ) Trail, roll through the center of the neighborhood. Ten miles from The University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB),
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  $342K
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  $273K - $786K
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  10 Listings
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West Goldwire

The Grasselli Chemical Company's expansion in the early 20th century created a demand for suburban communities like West Goldwire. Initially developed for Grasselli Company managers, today, those original brick ramblers and craftsman bungalows line the winding streets of a close-knit community that sits just north of the lush Red Mountain Park and
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  $157K
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  $167K - $217K
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Woodland Park

Primarily a residential area a short drive from Interstate 65, Woodland Park is conveniently located near downtown Birmingham. Proximity to I-65 makes it easy for residents to get around the entire Birmingham area. Closer to home, residents here have access to peaceful local parks and organizations that provide community spaces and events. This
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  $139K
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  $87K - $568K
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  2 Listings
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Tarpley City

Tarpley City, a quiet suburb in southwest Birmingham, offers a peaceful lifestyle with ranch-style and bungalow homes. Residents enjoy the benefits of being close to Red Mountain Park, a major attraction featuring 16 miles of multi-use trails, a zip line, and Remy’s Dog Park, which Southern Living magazine has recognized as one of the “10 Great
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  $125K
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  $57K - $154K
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Garden Highlands

Nature, elevation and history intermix in the aptly named neighborhood of Garden Highlands. This area once boomed when the materials for creating iron were discovered. Housing construction took off to shelter the iron miners, and Birmingham took on the nickname of “The Magic City.” But now this is a post-industrial community. The popular Red
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  $122K
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  $17K - $165K
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  4 Listings
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Mason City

Mason City is a place of rolling hills and quiet residential streets located just 15 minutes southwest of Downtown Birmingham. Students can attend highly rated schools and stay active through the impressive collection of trails, parks and athletic centers nearby. “These are quiet streets with quick access to the downtown area and shopping and
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  $121K
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  $41K - $154K
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  0 Listings
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Titusville

Titusville perfectly represents Birmingham's rich history of perseverance. The neighborhood's story started just after the Civil War when a collective of freed, formerly enslaved people founded it. It was one of the first neighborhoods where Black people were allowed to own property; it was where Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. penned his letter from
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  $108K
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  $26K - $272K
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  19 Listings
Titusville
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Arlington-West End

Located 3 miles southwest of downtown, the historic community of Arlington-West End stands out as the oldest of Birmingham's 99 neighborhoods, going back to the mid-19th century, before Birmingham was even officially recognized as a city. Today, Arlington-West End is a vibrant, active community with a real sense of history and cultural identity.
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  $105K
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  $14K - $261K
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  13 Listings
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Rising-West Princeton

On the outskirts of Birmingham is Rising-West Princeton, home of the oldest ballpark in the country, Rickwood Field. Costella Adams-Terrell, president of the Rising-West Princeton Neighborhood Association who has lived in the area since 2015, describes it as, “one of the best kept secrets in Birmingham. Everyone knows Rickwood, but not as many
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  $101K
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  $29K - $180K
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  6 Listings
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Central Park

Sports have been bringing the Central Park community together for over 100 years. At the turn of the 20th century, the Birmingham International Raceway originally sat at the neighborhood’s far northeast corner as a 1-mile horse track. Only a few years later, the raceway became host to numerous NASCAR Cup series until it ultimately closed in 2008.
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  $96K
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  $29K - $190K
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  12 Listings
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West End Manor

Set just southwest of Birmingham, the West End Manor neighborhood represents some of the least expensive housing in the region. And while the homes here often need some level of rejuvenation, the proximity to downtown could make the location ideal for investors and flippers in need of a quick morning commute. Sharing a border with Arlington-West
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  $94K
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  $29K - $229K
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  20 Listings
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Powderly

First developed in 1887 by the Beneficial Land and Improvement Company, Powderly has evolved into a large family-oriented and senior-friendly neighborhood. The area offers plentiful housing among the trees and hills of Birmingham while still maintaining a strong sense of community and assistance. This can range from the community gardens attended
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  $92K
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  $29K - $114K
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  7 Listings
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Germania Park

The industrial boom that shaped Birmingham into "The Magic City" annexed and transformed smaller towns like Ensley into a locus of manufacturing and blue collar achievement. Workers who kept the mills and factories running lived in Ensley and it's neighborhoods like Germania Park. While the factories may be gone, the old cottages remain in what is
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  $90K
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  $28K - $160K
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  12 Listings
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Lipscomb

Lipscomb, a small town in Jefferson County, Alabama, is nestled between Bessemer and Birmingham. Incorporated in 1910, the town retains its historical charm with older homes, including Craftsman, ranch-style, Minimal Traditional, and split-level houses. While some homes may require renovations, they reflect the town's rich past. Public
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  $84K
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  $20K - $265K
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  12 Listings
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Jones Valley

Situated in South Birmingham, Jones Valley is a small, close-knit community that sits moments from the scenic Red Mountain. The neighborhood is part of the historic Ensley community, established to house the workers who contributed to Birminham’s rich industrial past. Founded as a separate city in 1887 by Enoch Ensley, Birmingham’s Ensley area
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  $84K
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  $20K - $169K
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  10 Listings
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Oakwood Place

Close to a historic ballpark and a famous cemetery, Oakwood Place, 5 miles from Downtown Birmingham, is a residential area with easy access to nearby amenities. Near Valley Creek, Rickwood Field, America’s oldest ballpark, is now a museum that hosts events and tours to educate visitors on the stadium's history. Elmwood Cemetery, one of the largest
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  $80K
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  $23K - $157K
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  16 Listings
Oakwood Place

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