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Alabama River

Alabama

61Listings$15K-$950K$6.1MTotal Value
Alabama River, Alabama

Alabama River real estate is considered a limited supply market for lake homes and lake lots in Alabama.

There are typically around 20 lake homes for sale on Alabama River at any given time. The lake will usually have around 50 or so lake lots and land for sale.

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About Alabama River

From Montgomery to Mobile

Stretching across 314 miles, the Alabama River flows from Montgomery to Mobile, providing a wide length of land for buyers to choose from. Whether you settle down in Montgomery, Mobile, or anywhere in between, you’re sure to appreciate this reservoir for its abundance of fish and gorgeous scenery!

Life on the Water

With a variety of public boat landings dotting the shorelines of this expansive river throughout its entire stretch, you’re bound to find the perfect spot to fish or explore! Popular with bass tournament anglers, you will find an abundance of bass, among other species swimming beneath the surface of the Alabama River. From unique species such as alligator gar, paddlefish, and Alabama darter to the more common crappie, catfish, and striped bass, you never know what you’ll find on a fishing expedition!

Outside of fishing, the Alabama River boasts gorgeous, towering bluffs and a vibrant forest life that beckons riverside residents to explore!

What's Nearby?

Across its stretch, the Alabama River has a variety of places to dine and explore no matter what end of the river you’re on. At the mouth of the river in Montgomery, residents can patronize over 20 restaurants, many sitting along the water. Relax by the shorelines at the Riverfront Park, where you can observe the calm waters as boaters float past!

In the Alabama River’s lower stretch, you can find over five different parks to explore. Ranging from Monroeville to Mobile, residents can venture into the thick greenery and observe the gorgeous wildlife and naturally occurring vegetation. Such parks include Old Cahawba Archeological Park, where visitors can learn about Alabama’s original capitol in the ghost town where the 1800s-era buildings still stand today!

Hospitals and Transportation

From Montgomery to Monroeville, residents can locate three emergency medical centers near the shoreline, which are available to patrons 24/7. Along the lower stretch towards Mobile, there are two additional medical facilities.

Across its 314 miles, you can locate the Evergreen Regional Airport, Montgomery Regional Airport, Selma Airport, and the South Alabama Regional Airport, among several more, for any travel accommodations.

Experience Alabama River

Found in the quiet of Alabama’s lush, green forests, the Alabama River provides a relaxing getaway for anyone looking to unplug from the rest of the world. Whether you’re looking to explore the river by boat or bathe in the warm Alabama sun along the shorelines, this waterside haven will satisfy all your lake home dreams!

Lake Overview

  • 30ft. Deepest Depth
  • Dam Name
    Robert F. Henry Lock & Dam, Millers Ferry Lock & D
  • Ownership
    Public

Information

  • Counties: Autauga County, Baldwin County, Clarke County, Dallas County, Elmore County, Lowndes County, Monroe County, Montgomery County, Wilcox County