Mobile, Alabama Metro Area Top 5 Home Sales: Lakewood Leads a Week of One-Story Homes
A brick traditional in Lakewood, a pool home in Saraland and a farmhouse on wooded acreage in Semmes were among the week’s top sales.
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A brick traditional in Lakewood, a pool home in Saraland and a farmhouse on wooded acreage in Semmes were among the week’s top sales.
A hilltop farm with barns, a lake and a treehouse led the week, followed by a pair of River Oaks homes and newer homes in Collierville and Piperton.
A midcentury design by Herb Fritz and Marshall Erdman topped a week that also brought sales of a lakefront chalet, two ranch homes on wooded acreage and a newer Prairie-style home backing onto the Ice Age Trail.
A creekside ranch in Goshen, a 2025 build on nearly two and a half acres in Smithfield and a renovated French country home in Windy Hills joined two brick Traditional homes on this week’s list.
Prices ran from $618,000 to $1.2 million, and every one of the five sales was inside the city of Little Rock.
A contemporary home in Lakeview led the week at $1,625,000, and the four sales behind it fell between $729,900 and $815,000.
From a home finished this year to one built in 1969, the week’s top sales stretched across Haslett, Dewitt, Okemos and two East Lansing neighborhoods.
A penthouse condominium in the city, a villa on a golf course and three single-family homes made up the week’s top sales.
Docks, boat lifts and screened pools run through a week of top sales in Auburndale, Lakeland and Winter Haven, from a 1985 contemporary to a home finished this year.
Five single-family homes in Madison and Limestone counties led the week, the priciest of them in Owens Cross Roads.
A wooded Blue Mountain ranch on five acres, a 2023 home in Stray Winds Farm and a pool-and-pool-house property in Lisburn Meadows were among the week’s top sales, and every one of the five went under contract within 10 days of listing.
A home on the water, a brand-new build in Grandover, a custom home in Wolf Ridge, a Lands End townhouse and a golf course property in Summerfield made up the week’s top five.
Both Ada sales came with more than 10 acres of woods and rolling hills, while a lakefront mid-century modern home and a new Craftsman rounded out the week.
A one-story home on a pond in Leo topped a week of custom-built family homes, from a 1999 Colonial on more than three acres to a new home that sold above its asking price.
Lake living, a country Cape Cod on more than 10 acres and a Craftsman among open fields made up a week of sales concentrated in Linden.
A six-bedroom two-story in Hope Mills led the week, with the five sales ranging from $378,500 to $510,000.
Acreage outside Van Meter and Carlisle, a backyard pool in Polk City and two newly built homes in Clive and Norwalk made up the week’s top sales.
Two beachfront condominiums, a canal-front home on the Intracoastal, a lakeside new build and an English-style cottage on horse land made up the week’s top sales.
The week’s top sales ran from a stucco colonial in Dayton to a home on wooded acreage in Bellbrook, with a golf course home and a newly built home in between.
A full-floor penthouse above Little Lagoon led a week of coastal sales that also included a Gulf-front condo, two boaters’ homes and a new cottage.
Lexington accounted for three of the week’s five highest-priced sales, including the top one, and Columbia for the other two, with prices from $355,000 to $600,000.
A new brick ranch, a modern farmhouse and a country property with a pool and koi pond were among the week’s top sales, which ran from $553,000 to $855,000.
A mountaintop home in Soddy Daisy led a week that also brought sales of a lake home in Monteagle, a townhome in downtown Chattanooga and homes in Black Creek and Ringgold.
A custom Ranch on more than two acres in Clarence Center led a group of sales that stretched from Buffalo’s Park Meadow neighborhood to Youngstown.
Established homes with custom kitchens and outdoor living space led a week of single-family sales that stretched from Haggin Oaks to the mountains of Tehachapi.
Two 1935 homes on the same Rocky River boulevard, a brand-new Westlake colonial, a wooded Wadsworth property and a 1972 Pepper Pike contemporary made up the week’s top sales.
A century-old home in Augusta’s Summerville neighborhood led the week, followed by an 1890s bungalow with horse barns in downtown Aiken and three newer homes in golf course communities.
A stone-walled farmstead with a barn and a pond tops a week that also brought two Colonials on an acre or more and a pair of New Jersey sales in Warren County.
Two homes on golf courses, a 1920s Colonial and a mid-century modern home beside a pond were among the week’s top sales, and one Howard Hanna agent appears twice.
Three newly built homes took the top three places, and two homes built in the 1990s in Clemmons completed the list.
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