About Buck Creek

Neighborhood on the Cahaba

Located in the Old Town subdivison of Helena, Alabama, Buck Creek is a major tributary of the Cahaba River.

The 17-mile-long river flows from north to west, connecting towns such as Saginaw, Siluria, Alabaster, Pelham and Helena.

The Poster Child of Southern Charm

Helena is a suburb just south of Birmingham, and is highly regarded as a great place to live and raise children.

The Cottages of Buck Creek, situated in the heart of Old Town Helena, form a charming, idyllic neighborhood of white picket fences and rose bushes, and with homes starting in the $100s, the American Dream is more affordable than ever.

Plenty to Do

This quaint, waterfront community sits on the scenic banks of Buck Creek and is just a short walk from the shops and restaurants of downtown.

While the creek and river once played a major economic purpose in the small town, they now act as recreational venues for fishing, wading and canoeing.

Helena's Amphitheater Park serves as a year-round outdoor concert hall, festival grounds, movie theater and nature park.

On Saturday mornings, the amphitheater hosts a farmer's market for those searching for fresh, homegrown fruits and veggies.

The Perfect Place to Call Home

For those in search of small town life, Helena offers quiet, peaceful living, and just a short drive from the big city.

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