*** No USDA eligible properties were found in Alabaster ***
To find a home that may be eligible for a USDA loan, have a look at the neighboring city Montevallo, AL. This city falls within a zone of USDA loan eligibility.

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Alabaster, Alabama in Shelby County


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Also known as:
The City For Families
40 active listings near Alabaster
👍 USDA, * Price Change, * New, * Sale Pending
$580,000    228 Red Bay Dr
$565,000    224 Red Bay Dr
$565,000    117 Big Oak Dr
$511,000    3017 N Grande View Cv
$500,000   * 178 Scarlet Oak Dr
$500,000    1022 Grande View Pass
$474,900    155 Red Bay Dr
$450,000    340 Lane Park Trl
$415,000    400 Lane Park Trl
$405,000    189 Sweetbay Dr
$384,900    320 Lane Park Trl
$365,000   * 968 Fox Valley Farms Rd
$364,900    139 Grande Club Dr
$342,500    413 Cornwall Dr
$339,900    117 Hastings Ln
$336,600    724 Crider Rd
$335,900    704 Crider Rd
$329,900   * 312 Stoney Trl
$325,000    320 Sweet Leaf Dr
$315,000   * 148 Grande View Ln
$285,900    117 Abington Cir
$280,000    326 Victoria Sta
$275,999    154 Falling Waters Ln
$270,000    117 Carriage Dr
$259,900    125 Hastings Ln
$259,900    108 Mountain Pkwy
$219,000    154 Maylene Ln
$140,000    1 Burnt Pine Dr Lot 1
$125,000    2 Burnt Pine Dr Lot 2
$84,000   * 10511 Highway 17
$65,000   * 10601 Highway 17
$59,900    1085 Grande View Pass Lot 1523
$59,900    1077 Grande View Pass Lot 1521
$59,900    1061 Grande View Pass Lot 1517
$59,900    1081 Grande View Pass Lot 1522
$45,000    1210 Grande View Ln Lot 804
$45,000    1208 Grande View Ln Lot 803
$45,000    1215 Grande View Ln Lot 820
$45,000    213 Grande View Cir Lot 637
$35,000    1064 Grande View Lot Residential Pass Lot 913

Interested in fun facts and the history of Alabaster, AL?
Then read on!

Here are some interesting facts about the city of Alabaster, Alabama:

1. Alabaster was incorporated as a city in 1953.

2. The city's name comes from the mineral deposits found in the area that are similar in appearance to alabaster.

3. Alabaster is home to the Buck Creek Festival, an annual event that features live music, vendors, and carnival rides.

4. The city is known for its excellent public schools, with several schools receiving high marks from both state and national organizations.

5. Alabaster is located just 20 miles south of Birmingham, Alabama's largest city.

6. The city has a variety of parks and recreational areas, including the newly constructed Siluria Brewing Company and Buck Creek Trail.

7. Alabaster has a diverse population, with a mix of urban and rural lifestyles.

8. Alabaster is known for its rich history, including its association with the Civil War and its connection to the Shelby Iron Company.

9. The city has a low crime rate, making it a safe and family-friendly place to live.

10. Alabaster is home to several notable residents, including musician Reba McEntire and author Marlon James.