c.1961 Alabama Foreclosure For Sale $58,200

$58,200

This 3-bedroom, 2-bath Alabama foreclosure features a 1-car carport, a partially fenced backyard, a back deck, an outbuilding, and plenty of additional perks you’ll love.

Realtor Comments

Home was built prior to 1978 therefore lead paint disclosure. Property is owned by the US Dept. of HUD, HUD Case 011-853069, “UI, Subject to Appraisal”, Seller makes no representations or warranties as to property condition, HUD Homes are sold “AS-IS, Equal Housing Opportunity, Seller may contribute up to 3% for buyer’s closing costs, upon buyer request.

3bd
2ba
2,153sqft
0.49 acre lot
Circa 1961

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578 Co Rd 232, Valley Grande, AL 36701, USA

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Contact Realtor: Denae Roberson

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Pros of living in Selma, AL

Historic significance: Selma is known for major civil-rights history, museums, and commemorative events—there’s a strong sense of place.
Community feel: Many residents describe a close-knit, small-city atmosphere with familiar neighborhoods.
Lower cost of living (often): Compared with many larger metro areas, everyday expenses can be more affordable.
Proximity to larger areas: You’re not too far from other regional hubs (though commuting may still be needed for certain job types).
Access to the outdoors: The area and surrounding counties offer opportunities for parks, fishing, and rural scenery.

Cons of living in Selma, AL

Limited job diversity: Depending on your field, you may find fewer high-paying or specialized local opportunities.
Smaller “amenities” footprint: Fewer shopping/dining/entertainment options than bigger cities can be a downside if you want variety.
Weather extremes: Hot/humid summers and the chance of severe weather (storms) are realities of the region.
Public services and infrastructure vary: Like many smaller cities, experiences can differ by neighborhood when it comes to infrastructure, maintenance, and services.
Crime/safety concerns can be very neighborhood-specific: Safety levels can vary widely block to block, so it’s important to research specific areas.